Sentences with phrase «more effective prevention strategies»

And that could drive more effective prevention strategies for the future.

For Gonçalves, both studies evidence the need to develop more effective prevention strategies and programs targeting adolescents.

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Detection of dementia at the earliest stages has become a worldwide priority, because drug treatments, prevention strategies and other interventions will likely be more effective very early in the disease process, before extensive brain damage has occurred.

«Obviously prevention would be the best approach, but there are literally millions of individuals who are currently obese and are in dire need of more effective strategies for long - term weight loss that will ultimately improve overall health.»

«It's important to know what motivates people to adapt certain behaviors or attitudes, so we can develop more effective asthma prevention strategies.»

In addition, our basic science and translational research efforts — particularly in the areas of the gut microbiome, immunology, and microbiology — are contributing to the scientific advancement in the development, prevention, and treatment of IBD, and to the promise of more effective treatment strategies for future patients.

deCODE's genetic research is aimed at identifying the genetic factors involved, as a means of identifying new drug and diagnostic targets that can target the underlying cause of disease and point the way towards more effective treatment and prevention strategies.

Dr. Liu stated that prevention is a more effective strategy than treatment of the chronic disease.

While you can mitigate credit score drops in some situations, prevention is a much more effective overall strategy for maintaining a good credit score.

By testing what we hope will be more effective strategies for cancer treatment and prevention, clinical trials are an essential step in taking what we learn in the lab and putting that knowledge to work in the clinic.

Clinical trials are an essential step in taking what we learn in the lab and putting that knowledge to work in the clinic by testing what we hope will be more effective strategies for cancer treatment and prevention.

Now, more than ever, it is imperative that we devote resources toward the development of a national prevention strategy that includes investing in effective prevention programs that work.»

She also is examining strategies to create more - effective partnerships among public child - welfare agencies, community - based prevention efforts and informal support systems.

We are exploring new insights into the genetic roots of autism; finding pediatric bio-behavioral markers of bipolar disorder; creating effective therapies for OCD; devising effective prevention strategies for adolescent sexual risk behaviors and obesity; and much more.