preventative

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• The observed decrease in older adults is likely due to preventive screening, which is recommended and advocated for people over 50 and has been undertaken by a larger fraction of the population.

• Small wonder California’s fire ethos has much more in common with a field surgeon wielding a bone saw than a preventive medicine specialist with a tray full of vaccines.

• Smartphones, laptops, smart watches, tablets, and smart speakers track vocal patterns and detect changes in health, enabling preventive, proactive self-care.

• The government’s own figures say there were 5,116 “preventive arrests,” but campaigners do not believe this accounts for everybody.

• While ambulances are useful in a pandemic, “we realized there was the option to help with preventive measures,” says Emily Young ’18, the organization’s cofounder and executive director.

• If you know that you get less joyous in winter months, you have to start a preventative approach.

• He also seizes the opportunity to do public outreach, educating locals on HIV and AIDS as well as preventative methods.

• While medications have improved, the use of preventative drugs like Truvada remains hotly debated.

• Crow explained that his site put preventative measures in place to preclude trolls from reigning.

• The law outlines what such preventative care encompasses and includes contraception.

• I believe, my dear friends, that I have given you a sufficient preventative against all these follies.

• Pieces of consecrated bread carried home and preserved is a against the bite of a mad dog.