We are seeing rampant glue ear and asthma rates in low socio-economic areas, and that is all preventable with the right care. |
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Smoking is the primary preventable cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. |
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Injuries to the eye are one of the most common preventable causes of blindness. |
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We live in a world where people expect everything to be preventable or fixable. |
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Unlike cancer, CAD is readily preventable, diagnosable, treatable and even reversible. |
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Four minutes after making his entrance, the wafer-like winger was thwacking Neilson from behind to concede a preventable penalty. |
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Disrepair and dilapidation unnecessarily subjects both caregiver and patient to preventable risk for injury. |
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The good news is that the most common mistakes are easily preventable if you know what to look for. |
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The tragedy is made all the worse because genocide is both predictable and preventable. |
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First, cigarette smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. |
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If you are found to vent that refrigerant in any way that was preventable, you could lose your licence and you'll be out of business. |
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We know this virus is 100 percent preventable, so why is the number of new cases on the rise? |
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Skin cancer is largely preventable when sun protection measures are consistently used. |
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The result is the first comprehensive analysis of preventable patient deaths linked to infections within 5,810 hospitals nationally. |
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The most prevalent and preventable form of microcytic anemia is iron deficiency anemia. |
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Tetanus, also known as lockjaw, is a serious but preventable disease that affects the body's muscles and nerves. |
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Millions of people die each year from preventable diseases for lack of very basic drugs. |
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Ringworm is a highly contagious fungal disease like tinea that is totally preventable and treatable with persistent home care. |
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We need to look very carefully at how we go about ensuring that there are no preventable risks to national security. |
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Carbon monoxide poisoning proved to be a limited, easily preventable danger. |
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Waiting for results will still allow enough time to treat the strep infection and avoid potentially serious, preventable complications. |
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In the absence of civic or infrastructure development, people in Sittilingi, Tamil Nadu, fell prey to numerous preventable diseases. |
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Public health agencies focused their activities on infectious diseases, especially vaccine preventable and endemic parasitic diseases. |
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The courts are not always good at distinguishing between preventable and unavoidable deaths. |
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It is pro-Porto Alegre, pro-people, pro a world where poor children don't die from preventable diseases. |
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However, the authors believe that many of these premature deaths are preventable. |
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The fundamental premise of the report is that violence is both predictable and preventable. |
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It is simply accepted as a fait accompli that the millions who live along the Mekong will suffer time and again from preventable flooding. |
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The country has made headlines lately with the resurgence of preventable diseases such as plague, malaria, dengue fever and tuberculosis. |
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Here we have a prototypical example of a probably preventable disaster permitted to happen by an unwillingness to spend the necessary money to prevent it. |
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Waterborne infections are an important cause of preventable enteric disease in Canada each year. |
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Most preventable incidents result directly or indirectly from human error. |
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Smoking remains the biggest preventable cause of cancer and is implicated in almost one in five cases. |
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Smoking kills half a million citizens in the European Union each year and is the single, biggest, preventable cause of death. |
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More kids and teens are hospitalized or die from preventable injury than from any other cause. |
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The preventable nature of these illnesses haunts me each time I encounter these patients. |
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Such risks are preventable if safety forms an integral part of fisheries management. |
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The real tragedy is that, to a large degree, these crashes, and the resultant deaths and injuries, are preventable. |
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We want to reduce the number of children who die needlessly from malnutrition and other preventable causes. |
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Cigarettes are the leading cause of preventable deaths in this country. |
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Medication use by the elderly is an important quality-of care issue related to preventable illness and death. |
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Malnutrition and preventable diseases continue to be major obstacles to realizing rights in early childhood. |
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Most of these deaths are easily preventable if women are given access to adequate health care. |
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For physicians like Dr. Savoie, the hope is that fewer New Brunswick women will be afflicted with this preventable cancer. |
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Known for working to end preventable blindness, Lions also participate in a vast variety of projects important to their communities. |
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The question of whether the accident was foreseeable, and therefore preventable, is still subject to investigation. |
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A significant proportion of these events may be preventable if patients receive their procedure in a timely manner. |
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Common and preventable risk factors are at the root of the main chronic diseases. |
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However, it is also highly preventable, treatable, and beatable, if caught early. |
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Most ADRs were predictable from the known pharmacology of the drugs and many represented known interactions and are therefore likely to be preventable. |
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It is estimated that nearly 60-70 per cent of all disabilities are due to preventable causes like malnutrition, communicable diseases, childhood infections or accidents. |
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Things in our path, rushing about, and other preventable factors can see anyone going for a tumble. |
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She also met with mothers of severely malnourished children and children in the throes of measles or other preventable childhood killer diseases. |
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Although many people see frailty as an inevitable consequence of ageing Jerry told Ric that many injuries suffered by the elderly are preventable. |
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Diabesity is nearly 100 percent preventable, treatable, and very often curable. |
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The good news is, this is an urgent but solvable problem, because almost all of these deaths are preventable. |
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Dental caries or sugar-bacterial tooth decay is largely preventable. |
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Many of the chronic diseases linked to obesity are preventable. |
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Reasons given were grouped into unpreventable or preventable. |
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Tragically, as we deliberate, another day of preventable carnage will come and go. |
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Overdose deaths have now become the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. |
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The U.S. should do no less to prevent escalation into a preventable protracted war. |
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The anamorphic transfers both pick up the various flaws in the aging film stock, something that is not preventable, but MGM has gotten the colors at proper levels. |
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The toll of preventable deaths and terrible suffering has risen while Canada's much-vaunted pledge to help has gone unfulfilled. |
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Vaccination constituted the most effective means of combating preventable illnesses and producing a more healthy generation and environment. |
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The danger must not be preventable in any other way and the two interests in question must be weighed against each other. |
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We think it might be preventable for johns if they had to go to the police station for fingerprinting and mug shots. |
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The Institute of Health and Welfare estimates that 80 per cent of health related conditions in old age are preventable or postponable if corrected in time. |
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Work is under way to obtain reliable data on the number of children from birth to age 5 immunized for all vaccine preventable diseases in Canada. |
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Each day 50,000 people die of hunger and preventable illnesses. |
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Tens of millions of others are seriously sickened by a host of water-related ailments-many of which are easily preventable. |
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Obstetric fistula is a preventable and treatable childbearing injury that leaves women incontinent and often socially isolated. |
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Even now, antenatal care is not as good as it could be and there are reports of preventable infant deaths. |
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Often identifying the cause of bad breath is the first step toward treating this preventable condition. |
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Probably in part for this reason, it chose preventable medical conditions, rather than male prophylactics, as the proper analogue for unwanted pregnancy. |
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Romania's infant mortality rate was the highest in Europe, with children dying from illnesses that were preventable and curable. |
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Seventy-five percent of the heart and liver disease cases that lead to a need for organ transplant are preventable, says Kimbrell. |
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Much malnutrition is preventable, so it is totally unacceptable that estimates suggest there are at least one million older people malnourished or at risk of malnourishment. |
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In general, pressure sores are preventable. |
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In addition to picking up on the issues revealed by the untimely and preventable death of Ashley Smith, the fact sheet focuses on the devastating impact of prisons on the human spirit. |
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Indeed, doing so caused so many lives to be lost to floods, interventionism or war, and so many others to hunger, poverty and preventable diseases. |
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Children look up to and idolize professional hockey players, and when they see them not wearing a visor, they are reluctant to do so themselves, leading to preventable eye injuries. |
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Millions of children in the developing world are not immunized against preventable diseases by parents who fear that immunization programs masquerade as forced sterilization programs or other government conspiracies. |
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Millions will die or sicken from preventable diseases. |
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When a person's life is snuffed out through a careless act and a preventable crime occurs, the responsibility is there for our judges, our judicial system and our legislation to respond in a very strict way. |
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The wise man, though he will not sit down under preventable misfortunes, will not waste time and emotion upon such as he can avoid by careful forethought. |
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While government has implemented some useful wellness programs, we found no analysis that would show that these wellness programs were targeted at the areas causing any significant amount of preventable absenteeism. |
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Cervical cancer is preventable with early detection through regular screening. |
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None of these diseases is curable, but medical research has produced treatments for most viral infections, and many of these infections are preventable with vaccines. |
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They are easily preventable and therefore completely inexcusable. |
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The common denominator in all these pathways is that they are all preventable and that they are all conducted by uninformed members of the public. |
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Such changes happen for two reasons: people's general health is better, meaning they wear out later, and preventable deaths of the relatively young are, in fact, prevented. |
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On average at least one woman is killed as a result of domestic violence in Australia every week, and it is the biggest contributor to preventable ill-health and premature death in women under 45, according to VicHealth. |
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It means the right not to die from diseases that are easily preventable. |
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It is a sad reality that young children, especially in developing countries, continue to die from preventable diseases, while governments spend large amounts of money on weapons of mass destruction. |
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A large proportion of adverse events, both in the hospital sector and in primary care, are preventable with systemic factors appearing to account for a majority of them. |
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And what I have seen over and over is that women overwhelmingly regard the conflicts they have lived through as futile, unnecessary and preventable. |
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Malaria is entirely preventable and treatable so action must be taken. |
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Famine is a preventable tragedy that requires the right policy tools to respond to short-term emergency food aid needs flexibly and quickly, and mitigate the effects of foreseen crises. |
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However, not all cases of diarrhoea and pneumonia are vaccine preventable. |
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Many health problems of youth are preventable. |
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I saw this research as an opportunity to study what might be a preventable cause of congenital heart defects. |
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Neural Tube Defects are one of a few largely preventable congenital defects, achieved through adequate folic acid intake. |
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Rabies is fully preventable if the patient is vaccinated before the onset of symptoms, but bat bites are small and may remain unnoticed. |
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Deaths mostly occur from preventable causes, including alcohol poisoning, smoking, traffic accidents and violent crime. |
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In 2008, the World Health Organization named tobacco as the world's single greatest preventable cause of death. |
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Infectious diseases are infectious and preventable with a simple shot. |
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Because many of the illnesses associated with fecal matter in the home are preventable, this diaper, and the overall DriButts effort, is literally helping to save lives. |
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Prometheans do not accept preventable misfortune or suffering. |
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For example, the pediatric vision scanner, developed by REBIScan, could eradicate amblyopia one of the leading causes of preventable vision loss in children. |
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The rate of potentially preventable hospitalizations in the Northeastern United States fell from 2005 to 2011 for overall conditions, acute conditions, and chronic conditions. |
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The greatest killer was scurvy, a disease that had been shown to be preventable by issuing lemon or lime juice to sailors but was not taken seriously. |
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Despite being highly prevalent, IDDs are easily preventable. |
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It contains an overview of the chronic disease surge and continues with a focus on cancer as a paradigmatic case of a chronic and preventable disease. |
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Dehydration is arguably the single most preventable impedance to running performance, while overhydrating remains a danger for runners all too aware of the first fact. |
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