The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's (USPSTF) recommendations determine, by law, what preventive screenings an insurer must cover.
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The ACA only broadly requires insurers to cover preventive services; it's the HHS that determines what's considered a preventive service.
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Under the law, preventive services that are recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force have to be covered without cost sharing.
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This infrastructure can be built on both ends: by expanding the preventive medicine residency training pipeline, while increasing coverage of preventive services.
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In future doctors might prescribe all kinds of preventive technology-based services for older people at risk, just as they prescribe preventive pills today.
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This plan, however, does not establish the cornerstone of any effective security strategy — preventive defense — which, like preventive healthcare, takes active steps to avoid crises.
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A study published in Health Affairs in 2010 looked at 20 proven preventive services, all of them recommended by the United States Preventive Services Task Force.
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I find the coverage information under "imaging benefits" and read that ultrasounds are "covered as a preventive service," but it's unclear what constitutes a preventive ultrasound vs.
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The American College of Preventive Medicine (ACPM) is a medical professional society that represents and supports preventive medicine physicians in their roles as public health and health systems leaders.
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Evaluating the risks That aligns with recent guidance from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), a panel of expert advisors who weigh evidence for and against preventive medicine.
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The decision about whether to label EpiPens a preventive drug will fall to the United States Preventive Services Task Force, a federally appointed group of physicians and public health experts.
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The Preventive Controls for Human Food and Preventive Controls for Animal Food — known as the "preventive controls rules" — are meant to force human- and animal-food facilities to take stock of any hazards that could contaminate their products and cause sickness, and then develop and implement transparent plans that minimize those risks.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), a government-appointed but independently staffed panel of experts that guide nationwide screening and preventive care practices, came to a similar conclusion in 2014.
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That's one of the recommendations announced today by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, an independent volunteer panel of experts that provides input about the effectiveness of specific preventive care services.
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The guidelines, published Tuesday in the journal JAMA, come from the US Preventive Services Task Force, an independent panel of experts that makes recommendations to the American public about preventive services.
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The idea of a preventive war to deny nuclear weapons to rogue states isn't new — some hawks favored such preventive action against the Soviet Union and China in the Cold War.
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The analysis showed that, based on their methodology and evidence provided, recommendations from the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care and US Preventive Services Task Force rated highest for strength.
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The need for more preventive measures has therefore become pressing.
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Other sites, which lack these preventive measures, are more vulnerable.
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Experts, however, say it might also be a preventive measure.
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It also details preventive measures the world's governments can take.
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Taking preventive measures, Anderson County Schools were closed on Friday.
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The official calls those strikes "textbook cases" of preventive action.
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"People don't take responsibility for basic preventive practices," Stieg says.
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I made a decision to have a preventive double mastectomy.
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In some cases, they have the option of preventive surgery.
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There is no justification for a preventive military strike however.
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Case in point: The United States Preventive Services Task Force.
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The preventive power had previously rested with Germany's 16 states.
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Preventive services make sense because they can protect your health.
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Innovation and proactive, preventive measures have outpaced health insurance practices.
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The study is in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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He argued that individualized preventive care was a better approach.
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Ask your veterinarian about the rattlesnake vaccine (another preventive measure).
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Meanwhile, insurers generally cover it as part of preventive care.
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They should proactively take preventive measures, and create wellness campaigns.
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The study is in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.
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Routine vaccinations and other preventive services need to be preserved.
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"It's preventive, and it's not a quick fix," she says.
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"We want to be preventive and proactive," Ms. Tracy said.
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A large component of the Mirror Foundation's work is preventive.
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Preventive measures for the worst case are in the works.
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Family planning services are part of Obamacare's preventive care strategy.
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Do you have a usual source for preventive health care?
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When Congress passed the bill, there was one problem with the law's mandate to cover preventive women's health care: Nobody had an official, comprehensive list of what counted as key preventive services for women.
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Among these tools is the requirement that insurance policies cover preventive services recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force — services like blood pressure checks, colorectal cancer screening, mammograms, and assistance in smoking cessation.
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Finally, communities that are assisted in the selection and implementation of effective preventive interventions demonstrate significant reductions in substance use and delinquent behavior in middle school children with preventive effects lasting into young adulthood.
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The authors point out that overestimating one's own risk combined with an embrace of ineffective preventive measures could lead to a lot of wasted spending, even if effective preventive treatments are discovered one day.
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Mylan, the maker of EpiPens, an injection device for severe allergy attacks, is trying to persuade the United States Preventive Services Task Force to add the product to the group's list of preventive medical services.
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But another preventive screen test, colonoscopy, didn't see a similar increase.
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He also called for implementing a scheme of preventive credit monitoring.
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Each $1 spent on preventive measures would save $3-10 later.
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Go deeper: Panel recommends HIV preventive pill for high-risk individuals
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This type of preventive measure must remain in any system realignment.
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PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, WOODLAND STYLE We'll often go hiking as a family.
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But it isn't inevitable, since preventive steps can be taken now.
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Moreover, there are huge strategic costs and risks to preventive war.
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Clinton received two preventive vaccines against pneumococcal infection: Prevnar and Pneumovax.
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There is no preventive vaccine or treatment, according to the CDC.
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The focus for CHN is preventive care, or keeping patients healthy.
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The Medicare system is not providing the most effective preventive care.
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Preventive health consults are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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"It was a preventive measure that made me feel less anxious."
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"France has taken preventive, proportionate and targeted measures," the ministers said.
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Cutting taxes doesn't improve preventive health or boost search for cures.
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Preventive care is often said to reduce overall health care spending.
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We lack sufficient trained personnel to safely enforce all preventive measures.
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Computerised machinery can predict its own breakdowns and schedule preventive maintenance.
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Lacking a scientific worldview, governments tried a variety of preventive measures.
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Facebook launched a tool called Facebook Preventive Health in November 2019.
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If you are travelling to China, here are some preventive tips.
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Cha recently opposed the "preventive strike" option in an op-ed.
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How better to heal our divide than to provide preventive services?
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The most important preventive measure is to minimize exposure to fleas.
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Those who saw black doctors received 34 percent more preventive services.
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" He said that "preventive measures are taken so nothing unexpected happens.
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"It is very worrying, so we take preventive measures," Nenchev said.
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You guys had better start preparing now for a preventive war!
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The disease can be treated, but there is no preventive vaccine.
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Neither diplomacy nor preventive war will make this problem go away.
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The HPV vaccine is among the best-known cancer preventive vaccines.
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The survey was published in the journal Preventive Medicine in 2014.
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" He said that "preventive measures are taken so nothing unexpected happens.
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These essential health benefits include hospitalization, preventive care, and maternity coverage.
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The law relies on the Department of Health and Human Services to decide what counts as preventive care, so the Trump administration could potentially remove birth control from the list of preventive services, even without Congressional approval.
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Paying for Truvada, the preventive medication, without parental consent is even harder.
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But dental care is a critical part of overall good preventive healthcare.
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The organization provides year-round follow-up services and preventive health education.
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A repeal of Obamacare also could increase the cost of preventive services.
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Facebook's new tool, called Preventive Health, is searchable via the mobile app.
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Facebook's Preventive Health tool does have a couple things going for it.
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Bolton's approach to war is preventive, and I think it's extremely dangerous.
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Also used was the expression 'P4 Medicine': Predictive, Personalized, Preventive and Participatory.
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On the surface, nationalising Anbang is a case of smart, preventive regulation.
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The individual was offered an experimental Ebola vaccine as a preventive measure.
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The prosecutor had called for her to sentenced to preventive detention indefinitely.
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"We don't need thoughts and prayers, we need preventive legislation," he adds.
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The findings were published Monday in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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Why is the preventive medicine specialty particularly vulnerable with this budget proposal?
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One of the easiest preventive strategies, says Zemel, is regular tick checks.
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The debate around funding Planned Parenthood is actually about women's preventive healthcare.
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Migicovsky, however, tries to make the layoffs sound like a preventive measure.
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The case prompted Prime Minister Li Keqiang to call for preventive measures.
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In some women, preventive medication or psychotherapy might be relevant, Rasmussen added.
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Any health benefit that isn't considered preventive is subject to a deductible.
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The Obama administration made contraceptives a required preventive health service for women.
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Today there are two types of cancer vaccines available: preventive and treatment.
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He threatened to start an unnecessary and preventive war with North Korea.
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The IWF believes women's access to preventive healthcare is a laudable goal.
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The downsides of a preventive war with North Korea would be enormous.
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The task force makes recommendations, based on evidence, about clinical preventive services.
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But many H.I.V.-negative people also take Truvada daily as a preventive.
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Governments across Europe have taken new preventive measures against the virus's spread.
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The Preventive Services Task Force recommends men 70 and older forgo screening.
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The role convinced him of the importance of preventive and integrated medicine.
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Most are being held without charges under what is called preventive detention.
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Those include emergency services, ambulance coverage, maternity care and preventive health care.
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One of the legislation's most important provisions calls for free preventive care.
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It's hard to fault "Game of Thrones" for planning such preventive measures.
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Schaffner is a professor of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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For example, one of the benefits is preventive health services, but what counts as a preventive health service is defined by HHS, of which Tom Price is the secretary—the same Tom Price who opposes free birth control.
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Most, including actress Angelina Jolie, resort to a mastectomy as a preventive measure.
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A few examples: Screenings, check-ups and other preventive services are all covered.
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The journal Preventive Medicine devoted an entire issue to HPV testing in February.
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"We have to think about preventive measures," Interior Minister Horst Seehofer told Reuters.
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The new Preventive Health tool follows other Facebook public health initiatives launched recently.
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They help dentists examine and clean teeth and provide other preventive dental care.
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If we don't keep up the preventive measures, we will see larger outbreaks.
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I think educating guys on types of preventive measures can help them tremendously.
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Preventive strikes are not legal under international law or the United Nations Charter.
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This is the final strategic illogic of Mr. Bolton's advocacy of preventive war.
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Supporters want funding aimed more at finding a cure, rather than preventive treatments.
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Yet defending our security rarely requires preventive war and global social engineering. Cmdr.
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This was true regardless of whether the care was preventive, chronic, or acute.
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But "people will forgo preventive care often" when they're worried about being deported.
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She notes how dentists could take a more preventive—and less surgical—approach.
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People without paid sick time are less likely to seek preventive health care.
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Men with the same symptoms tend to receive preventive treatment for heart disease.
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Use Medicare to cover preventive services and catastrophic care (trauma and emergency surgery).
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It is now devising specific proposals to put a preventive strategy into place.
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These aid efforts wind up costing far more than preventive measures would have.
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On Sunday, he called for racial profiling as a preventive tactic against terrorism.
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When preventive services are reduced, the total cost of care actually goes up.
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And they're more likely to get the preventive care and treatment they need.
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Preventive treatment with the drug metformin can lower it by 31%, she said.
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We do not have a preventive or a curative medical treatment for it.
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Her cancer trajectory gives me a glimpse into what preventive medicine can do.
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Scientists are trying to develop preventive treatments in the form of monoclonal antibodies.
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His principal function, in other words, is forward-looking and preventive, not punitive.
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Dr. Ramin Sarshad there is really good at preventive skin care and procedures.
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The company said it had also adopted preventive measures to safeguard its supplies.
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Park Won-soon, Seoul's mayor, said that preventive measures could have saved lives.
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The money reimburses clinics for birth control, cancer screenings and other preventive care.
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" Our national security correspondent explains why the Trump administration is discussing "preventive war.
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"Preventive war" would result in hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of casualties.
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Dr. Chaisson thinks preventive drugs should be given to a far larger population.
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Dr. Chaisson thinks preventive drugs should be given to a far larger population.
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"I would like to introduce a list of preventive anticorruption measures," he said.
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The question becomes: how do we get adequate preventive care to all people?
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We know from all the data we have that preventive services save money.
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Officials at the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force weighed in two years ago.
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Trump's 2020 proposed budget slashed the IHS "preventive health" budget by $53 million.
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There are currently no specialized treatments for EEE, nor a preventive human vaccine.
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The IWF believes that women's access to preventive healthcare is a laudable goal.
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Preventive maintenance on the robots saves money by eliminating costly and unexpected downtime.
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Hemlibra cut by 96 percent the incidence of treated bleeds in hemophilia A patients who did not get preventive treatment, and compared with patients who did get preventive treatment in the form of clotting factors it reduced them by 68 percent.
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Hemlibra cut by 96 percent the incidence of treated bleeds in hemophilia A patients who did not get preventive treatment and compared with patients who did get preventive treatment in the form of clotting factors it reduced them by 68 percent.
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Insurance coverage of preventive care: The ACA not only expanded access to insurance, it also greatly strengthened privately insured women's coverage of preventive services with no out-of-pocket cost, including well woman visits, cancer screenings and18 distinct contraceptive methods.
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"The fact remains that, at the time, particularly before and during the actual implementation of Oplan Exodus, Purisima was under preventive suspension, and that Purisima, despite being under preventive suspension, indeed played an active role in Oplan Exodus," the filing said.
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This is why the United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends against PSA screening.
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Among other things, preventive maintenance and the updating of technology will be looked at.
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However, he added, more women should have access to screenings and other preventive measures.
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The plans include preventive measures similar to those many humans take with their homes.
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The preventive measures they recommend are backed up by studies that prove their effectiveness.
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Eliminating costs for many preventive services: 79% support this, as do 68% of Republicans.
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A reliable signal that a recession looms should prod central banks into preventive action.
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That could lead to as many as 650,000 women losing access to preventive care.
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The U.S. Preventive Task Force posted their final cervical cancer screening recommendation this week.
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Because now we're talking about the way we do detective work in preventive medicine.
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One former president, Ollanta Humala, and his wife spent nine months in "preventive detention".
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Otherwise, his only medicine over the years was a preventive baby aspirin every day.
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She also notes the existence of alternative cheap or free solutions and preventive measures.
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You'll get acquainted with the fundamentals of computer technology, installation, preventive maintenance, and more.
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It also required insurance companies to cover preventive medicine with no copayment or deductible.
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The story corrects journal name in paragraph 5 to American Journal of Preventive Medicine
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Nina Garcia is opening up about her decision to get a preventive double mastectomy.
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For Planned Parenthood, "a lot of our work is preventive health care," Gomez said.
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Most preventive measures are directed at middle-aged men, who are most at risk.
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Another possibility is that Trump decides to mount a preventive strike against North Korea.
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All the preventive medications are designed to treat other conditions, like hypertension and depression.
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No one has to pay a co-pay for recommended preventive and wellness care.
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In 2017, the US Preventive Services Task Force released its own more conservative recommendations.
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Users will be offered preventive measures they should undertake for maintaining their vehicle's health.
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"That's a textbook case of a preventive war," the senior Administration official told me.
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But as a preventive measure, diversification is a great way to protect your wealth.
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There are 54 preventive services that now fall into the A and B classification.
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But Georgiadis said the hope is to focus Ancestry more on the preventive side.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), however, released its own recommendation last year.
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Having access to free preventive services is one good reason to have health insurance.
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He is talking about preventive war, a military intervention of the United States' initiation.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says Cologuard is acceptable for colon cancer screening.
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But in the meantime they -- and their children -- will forgo preventive and primary care.
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The situational variables argue against preventive war in favor of other forms of statecraft.
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Yet the report did no such thing—half of it focused on preventive measures.
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We shouldn't wait for history to repeat itself before reacting with renewed preventive efforts.
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"We are really wanting this to be a preventive, proactive measure," Mr. Grizzle said.
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Preventive care of heirlooms is always easier than trying to repair a broken item.
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As we shared last week, all associates should take preventive measures to stay healthy.
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Customers can buy brushes, liquid garlic (a preventive), and nit combs at the counter.
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That means U.S. intervention in Niger is neither defensive, preemptive, or even preventive war.
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Health insurance is crucial for accessing preventive services as well as lifesaving HIV treatment.
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H.R.28503 would cover screening and preventive services, basic and primary treatments, and dentures.
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There are also numerous preventive measures that are particularly helpful to seniors, Fahs said.
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Identify which preventive services actually work for which consumers, and promote those targeted uses.
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That's led to a spike in Google searches of symptoms, preventive measures and treatments.
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The Affordable Care Act says insurers must cover certain preventive services at no cost.
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Instead, the money is spent on treatments deemed more cost effective including preventive medicine.
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Indeed, some of the most valuable mental health interventions we have might be preventive.
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If they are effective, preventive therapies treat events that a person will never witness.
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Mandatory coverage of preventive benefits also would be unaffected - short of a complete repeal.
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It requires preventive measures, to fight criminality by elimination of the possibility of crime.
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Of course, there is no such thing as a "preventive war" with North Korea.
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SASH, by contrast, uses housing as a platform for preventive measures that make a difference.
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The prosecutor's office said it will also seek a year of preventive detention for them.
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Health plans that are ACA-compliant provide some free preventive care, including an annual checkup.
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After that the officials will decide on possible preventive measures against the former KNF head.
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Click through for five things you should know about this common and crucial preventive test.
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The recommendations, from the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), were last updated in 2012.
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The focus on preventive health sounds like it will keep all of these in place.
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Yoel Roth, Twitter's head of site integrity, told reporters the new policy is largely preventive.
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The extravagant inequality of the Gilded Age could return if no preventive action is taken.
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The tool itself also can be shared with friends to increase awareness of preventive care.
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Their aim is to strengthen preventive care and integrate health and social care more closely.
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While Medicare already covers Cologuard as a preventive screening tool, many private insurers do not.
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America could wage a preventive war to stop Iran from becoming a nuclear-armed state.
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If you haven't already, we encourage you to read about preventive measures on our website.
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Planned Parenthood's clinics are major recipients of grants for family planning and basic preventive care.
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This means preventive maintenance can be carried out and unscheduled visits to the workshop avoided.
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Planned Parenthood's clinics are major recipients of grants for family planning and basic preventive care.
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PDT This story was updated to clarify that the preventive services benefit includes birth control.
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"If they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be preventive," she said.
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Pitt was there to support Jolie in 2013 when she underwent a preventive double mastectomy.
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AitaHealth trains community health workers who offer counseling and home treatment, focusing on preventive care.
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Dr. Robert Carr, MD, MPH, FACPM, is president of The American College of Preventive Medicine.
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Her baby was treated as a preventive measure, and eventually tested negative for latent tuberculosis.
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Because no HIV vaccine exists, finding other forms of preventive treatments against HIV is key.
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Separately, state prosecutors in Sao Paulo charged him with money laundering and requested preventive detention.
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The Romanian justice system provides for preventive arrest -- detention of suspects before they are charged.
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Essential health benefits include preventive health care services that most of us take for granted.
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For veterans who need immediate attention or preventive care, this is a serious health hazard.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends screening every two years starting at age 50.
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Access to affordable preventive services, including contraception, is a critical part of women's health care.
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Other than a little fatigue, the preventive drugs don't have major side effects for me.
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Cost shouldn't be a barrier for people to keep themselves healthy, starting with preventive care.
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Under the ACA, core preventive health services, like contraception, are available without a co-pay.
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A mistaken signal of a U.S. attack could precipitate a massive "preventive strike" from Russia.
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Preventive treatment of latent TB infection significantly reduces the risk of progressing to TB disease.
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Medicare Part B covers preventive services and doctor visits, and Part D covers prescription drugs.
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It encourages over-utilization, fails to align incentives across different providers, and shortchanges preventive care.
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No vaccination or preventive medicine for Zika exists, and existing treatment options are severely limited.
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We often talk about how preventive care and recognizing symptoms of serious conditions saves lives.
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The AHCA will repeal the ACA's requirement that insurance companies provide essential free preventive care.
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Americans, including those on Medicare, will still be able to get a free preventive care.
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Beneficiaries only had to keep their children in school and regularly attend preventive health checks.
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It is imperative that the government start taking more effective and more systematic preventive measures.
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Similarly, insurance companies should be encouraged to incentivize healthy behavior, such as seeking preventive care.
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Preventive health consults and sexual health services are offered along with vaccines and lab work.
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For full details on the preventive services that must be covered for free, see HealthCare.
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For example, workers may use it for preventive care, forestalling subsequent, more disruptive health problems.
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Instead, he advocated his department's vigilance in reviewing all possible threats and related preventive procedures.
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Their stance is that more funding should be allocated to preventive rather than curative measures.
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"This is purely a preventive measure, and we're sorry for the inconvenience," the email reads.
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Remember: Preventive care is an Obamacare benefit that affects people well beyond the newly insured.
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Can you get rid of a mite infestation, or are preventive measures the only option?
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"The deductible in an HDHP applies to all services except for preventive services," says Palanker.
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One section of the law requires coverage of preventive health services and screenings for women.
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Preventive care and health education have steadily tilted toward the educated and the well-off.
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They're also more likely to practice preventive health measures such as eating well and exercising.
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A future of personalized, preventive and predictive health care hinges on sharing personal health data.
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It includes requirements that insurance providers cover preventive services for the coronavirus disease COVID-19.
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Additionally, Requires coverage of coronavirus vaccines as a preventive service, at no cost to patients.
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We offer options: 'Do headaches bother you enough to take a preventive medication every day?
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Instead, the study recommended the use of hand guards and taping as a preventive measure.
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The landscape and climate of northern Australia also make it more amenable to preventive burning.
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But many of these clots can be avoided — if doctors prescribe the right preventive measures.
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Since the fall, coyotes have been continually trapped and euthanized, despite Mr. Vincenti's preventive efforts.
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In Chicago, three hundred and sixty local radicals were arrested and put in preventive detention.
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Today, South Africa still has the world's largest TB preventive therapy program, Dr. Churchyard said.
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Today, South Africa still has the world's largest TB preventive therapy program, Dr. Churchyard said.
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Health professionals know that all Americans deserve decent healthcare, including primary care and preventive care.
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Both options would cover the full cost of one preventive care visit a year and 50 percent of allowable costs for necessary care up to a $1,500 limit per year to cover additional preventive care and treatment of acute gum disease or tooth decay.
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Alastair Noyce is a clinical senior lecturer in preventive neurology at Queen Mary University of London.
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And while not entirely foolproof, ball-fondling/exams are now a key part of preventive care.
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If you want to be useful longer or do aging reversal, that could be preventive medicine.
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That's also valuable for preventive medicine—for patients at higher risk of HIV exposure, for example.
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Many have since called for the organization to take better preventive measures to keep athletes safe.
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As proof, the Smarter Lunchrooms Movement cites the JAMA Pediatrics and Preventive Medicine studies, among others.
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This study, published in Preventive Medicine, was supposed to be corrected, as BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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Important preventive measures include a balanced diet, exercise and most importantly, regular exams with your veterinarian.
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"The risks in Burundi are huge and the case for preventive diplomacy is overwhelming," he said.
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Toledo's attorney has slammed the "preventive prison" order as excessive and a hallmark of autocratic regimes.
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"Preventive care saves lives and reduces healthcare costs," Bowser said in a statement provided to Refinery20.
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You will have women skipping preventive services like cancer screenings because they simply can't afford them.
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In 2012 the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that men forego screening for prostate cancer.
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Zika testing isn't being offered as an essential preventive health service to every American right now.
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It popularly requires insurers to provide free preventive care, such as vaccinations, mammograms, and yearly physicals.
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Angelina Jolie has already spoken publicly about her preventive double mastectomy, reconstructive surgery, and ovary removal.
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Preventive medications may be an option for around eight million Americans suffering from migraines, Amgen said.
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The mandate that private Obamacare patients not be charged for preventive care visits would go away.
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Our history shows that one of the most critical preventive defenses is safeguarding our planet's health.
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" And the first rule of preventive counterterrorism should be "prevent the terrorist from reaching his target.
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Preventive medications may be an option for around eight million Americans suffering from migraine, Amgen said.
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Jackson believes that the Trump Administration's threat to launch a preventive war begins a new phase.
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They generally provide full coverage for routine preventive services and charge a small copay for fillings.
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DANIEL S. BLUMENTHAL Carlisle, Pa. The writer is president of the American College of Preventive Medicine.
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By doing this, parks would be able to conduct preventive maintenance more than they can now.
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Clearly, when people lack adequate coverage and access to preventive care, we all pay for it.
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The authorities would also take preventive measures in Yangon and Mandalay, the country's two largest cities.
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If, however, they do not attack, then they have no fear of a preventive U.S. attack.
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Nearly 20 years later, we are still waiting for both this strategy and necessary preventive actions.
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That's in part because of new treatments, as well as more use of existing, preventive treatments.
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And all this market competition would encourage better services and more preventive care, driving down costs.
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"If they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be preventive," Justice Ginsburg said.
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They disapprove of stigmatizing any patient, and the best preventive is to not hunt one down.
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For founding startup teams, a bit of preventive care and planning can go a long way.
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These preventive steps are important, as hospitals continually attempt to improve best practices for patient safety.
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"Preventive measures have consistently failed to curb the hazing or ameliorate its dangers," the report said.
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One always has to be on guard for any danger symptoms and immediately take preventive action.
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Arming teachers is a defensive measure, Mr. Fineman said, but preventive measures need to be taken.
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"It was disturbing," said Sandrine Barbeau, a preventive archaeologist with the state team who discovered him.
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For the first time, insurers were required to cover maternity care, preventive care, and birth control.
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Nor would they have to cover preventive services, including mammograms, birth control, or well-woman checkups.
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Forget hand washing and social distancing, the preventive measures recommended by health authorities around the world.
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Forget hand washing and social distancing, the preventive measures recommended by health authorities around the world.
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That's especially important in the absence of pharmaceutical treatments or a preventive vaccine for the virus.
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He talked, on several occasions, about how a "preventive war" might be necessary if diplomacy failed.
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Pinto has been kept in preventive custody in a Lisbon jail for more than a year.
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About half of these reported improvements in quality measures like diabetes monitoring or preventive care screenings.
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Preventive measures taken by the public sector and by global industry are already having widespread effects.
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"If we hadn't implemented our preventive protocol, this could have been even more devastating," he said.
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Some medical centers have been taking preventive measures for weeks in order to stretch their supply.
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Many insurers already offer discounted premiums when preventive measures are taken, such as building flood walls.
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India's underfunded health care system struggles to provide preventive care to Indians who need it most.
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Poor Indians are more likely to avoid preventive care, be malnourished and endure poor living conditions.
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"We are taking all the preventive measures, especially in affected areas in the rural zone," Gov.
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The most promising of these services is preventive health care for low-income families and seniors.
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More smoke is to be expected around Sydney on Sunday as firefighters will do preventive work.
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Any savings could be put toward programs that took a preventive approach to childhood sexual assault.
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It was necessary to make a preventive and preemptive policy response to downside risks to prices.
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Grulich's team used mathematical models to calculate the effects of the preventive drug on entire populations.
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The mass detentions amount to a preventive internal-security operation of almost unimaginable—and unmeasurable—proportions.
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Schools have over-emphasized reactive strategies — discipline and security — with little attention to proactive, preventive strategies.
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Preventive hygiene and high infant mortality rates may also have played roles in the custom's origins.
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It seems clear that providing contraception is a cost-saving preventive service and benefits public health.
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They put off preventive screenings, so they come into Medicare at 65 with more health problems.
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They're not focused on preventive care, Dr. Wender said, and neither are many of their doctors.
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And while deterring/containing North Korea is far preferable to preventive war, it's not risk free.
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No-cost preventive care Obamacare allowed insured people to receive some health-care services at no cost.
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There's another group of required preventive services for women that could be even easier to eliminate, however.
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Patients' average out-of-pocket fees per visit declined 76%, from $20.10 to $4.90, for preventive checkups.
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"Preventive prison," or pre-trial detention, is common in Peru, though critics say it is used excessively.
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In other words, federal law would no longer require the provision of mammograms and other preventive services.
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These "preventive measures" include routine police raids to move migrants from the country's north to the south.
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The preventive power outages may continue for a decade, PG&E's chief executive said earlier this month.
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Although preventive screening is covered without copayments or deductibles, some patients still end up with a bill.
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It's quite possible, according to a 29-year study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.
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Planned Parenthood receives Medicaid reimbursements—just like hospitals and other health care organizations—for providing preventive care.
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So this just moves us into paying for primary and preventive care, which is substantially more efficient.
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Bottom line: Precision medicine should become standard practice so patients can benefit from individualized preventive care plans.
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The Bachelor alum Lesley Murphy is opening up after undergoing a preventive double mastectomy on April 11.
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Some people may fear that certain tests – like preventive colonoscopies – will be too painful or too unpleasant.
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The truth is that preventive health is far more complicated than identifying irregular rhythms from a watch.
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For now, they seem to be working better than other preventive treatments — with no major side effects.
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America's nuclear chain of command grants a president absolute authority to launch preventive nuclear strikes whenever desired.
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One year and a handful of consultations later, I decided to move forward with the preventive surgery.
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Implement preventive and treatment strategies Identifying and reporting a disease is useless if no action is taken.
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These preventive measures — which forced businesses and school districts to close this fall — have enormous economic ramifications.
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A person's ZIP code shouldn't determine their access, or lack of it, to preventive health care services.
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The nation's top disease official warned last week that Congress must quickly approve preventive funding for Zika.
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In 2015 alone, more than 25 million seniors used at least one preventive service with no copay.
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By creating better access to preventive screenings through Medicare coverage, we will improve health outcomes for Americans.
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Based on our research, we believe that several concrete steps could be taken to foster preventive measures.
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Though police in many communities have made great strides in preventive work, their priorities are primarily reactive.
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Silgard and her team also collaborated with faculty to develop predictive models to assist in preventive care.
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Dr. William Schaffner, head of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University medical school, said the decision was rational.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends cognitive behavioral therapy or counseling for women with the condition.
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I have seen lethal consequences of people living with HIV who weren't started on TB preventive therapy.
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By paying for preventive services, medical problems are identified early, saving lives and reducing costly interventions later.
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Science and technology have come a long way in changing the landscape of preventive and curative medicine.
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Preventive screenings and timely medical visits are vital to their well-being and that of their clients.
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Meanwhile, some are advocating for preventive closure of most schools regardless of whether someone has tested positive.
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The men were offered preventive measures like flu shots and screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes.
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Mr. Green warned against a preventive strike in testimony on Tuesday before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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These preventive measures are part of what helps Coyote Ugly attract female guests from around the globe.
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Some of the biggest names in dieting, organic agriculture and preventive medicine died at surprisingly young ages.
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General McMaster has spoken publicly about the need to prepare for a "preventive war" against North Korea.
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Preventive medicine barely existed before Baker came to see it as so essential, in the early 1900s.
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"This is very, very exciting," said Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University.
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They're less likely to take advantage of preventive tests and immunizations, and more apt to be hospitalized.
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Two of the space industry's biggest conferences were affected by preventive measures taken in response to coronavirus.
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Or if it's required for the purposes of preventive medicine or necessary for reasons of public interest.
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However, scientists told BuzzFeed News that air purifiers are not the best preventive measure against the coronavirus.
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H. R. McMaster, warned could be a necessary "preventive war" — Mr. Moon went in the other direction.
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The Breakdown MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia's carefree attitude toward preventive medicine may have met its match: the flu.
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The task force is made up of volunteers who are experts in primary care and preventive medicine.
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Response: A Foreign Ministry spokesman said that "preventive" measures in Xinjiang had helped to prevent terrorist attacks.
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In the video, the consortium gives specific reasons it offers certain food, preventive care and education services.
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They also typically do not provide clinical preventive care without patient cost sharing or mental health services.
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The study called for urgent preventive measures in news coverage of suicides and in empowering young adults.
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It also features a new section on secrecy provisions, preventive detention and police stop-and-search powers.
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By encouraging proactive investment in these proven preventive services, the model tackles social problems early and consistently.
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ObamaCare requires that most companies cover birth control as preventive care for women at no additional cost.
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Follow daily preventive actions such as washing your hands, covering your cough and staying home if sick.
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Despite plenty of prior intelligence, security agencies failed either to communicate the danger or take preventive action.
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Kremlin meddling in the 2016 election warrants further investigation, with an eye toward preventive or retaliatory measures.
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In Lucknow, 112 preventive arrests were made while 50 people were booked and arrested under various charges.
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Rising mortality mirrors the rise in obesity, insufficient access to preventive treatment and the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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What patients fail to realize is that we cannot bill for those problems and the preventive visit.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends mammograms every other year for women ages 50 to 74.
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For example, teachers and clinicians can be trained in early preventive interventions, such as Psychological First Aid.
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We find ourselves scrambling in response to crises rather than playing a preventive role in the world.
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England offers the preventive treatment for men who have sex with men in its National Health Service.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends mammograms every other year for women between 50 and 75.
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He said he hoped to use spring training to apply additional preventive aspects to his daily routine.
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They both share a primary interest -- preventing the US from launching a preventive strike against the North.
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The students, who come from counties all over the state, were sent home as a preventive measure.
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In an interview on Easter Sunday, Vizcarra asked the judiciary to reconsider its use of preventive detention.
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Advocates of a single-payer program argue that it would bring down costs and encourage preventive care.
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It is also important to distinguish between "preemptive" and "preventive" strikes when it comes to military operations.
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But the administration has been trying to make the case for a preventive strike against North Korea.
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He also called for preventive pre-vaccine tests to ensure the vaccines would not harm the children.
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A screening visit concerning reproductive preventive health care is recommended between the ages of 13 and 15.
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Preventive medications, which include blood-pressure or anti-seizure drugs, help ward off future cycles and attacks.
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Earlier this week, Facebook launched a new healthcare feature called Preventive Health for users in the U.S. When you search for Preventive Health in the Facebook mobile app, it will surface recommended screenings based on your age and sex, as well as other preventative health measures like flu shots.
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But to shift our healthcare paradigm to one that rewards prevention and actually improves the health of the populace, we need insurance that covers preventive services; adequate financing for public health at the federal, state, and local level; and increased federal support for preventive medicine residency training programs.
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Damage control following the President's hour-long call with Putin and preventive measures for the future are necessary.
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Most short-term coverage excludes benefits for maternity care, preventive care, mental health services, or substance abuse treatment.
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There is no known treatment, but global scientists are working on a number of vaccines and preventive treatments.
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Concern this year extends to zika and chikungunya fevers, Paraguay's director of preventive health, Águeda Cabello, told Reuters.
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"Women should look for insurance that will pay for preventive measures such as mammograms," Biggers said by email.
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In June, the US Preventive Services Task Force recommended that people at significant risk for HIV take PrEP.
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Preventive checkups increased by 41% from an average of 15.1 per 100 enrollees each year to 33 visits.
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For example, reviewers were generally positive about what ended up being a controversial 2012 study in Preventive Medicine.
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The tool is simply called Preventive Health, and is now available to Facebook users in the United States.
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"Preventive prison is not the general rule but an exception," Blume said as he announced the court's decision.
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In the meantime, the group said preventive pills should be made more widely available to women in Africa.
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The problem is especially concerning among children and teens, according to the latest study published in Preventive Medicine.
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Without preventive measures, the virus can spread quickly and is fatal in up to 90 percent of cases.
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Fortunately, when working to promote healthy company culture, founders can look to employment law for some preventive medicine.
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Coverage for preventive care, which includes FDA-approved birth control, is yet another benefit Americans stand to lose.
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Representatives from the preventive services task force will attend, but the task force cannot sign onto consensus statements.
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EA is investigating how it can implement better preventive measures at its sanctioned and hosted events going forward.
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"Zika is new on everyone's radar screen," said Dr. William Schaffner, chair of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University.
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Moreover, increasing the minimum wage provides an immediate preventive benefit to a large number of highly stressed people.
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That is why the US Preventive Services Task Force issued a new draft prostate cancer screening recommendation Tuesday.
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If nearly inconsequential dangers get the same warning as significant dangers, people might start ignoring preventive efforts entirely.
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But it should have a voice in rejecting dangerous threats to unleash an illegal and disastrous preventive war.
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"Preventive therapy with elastic compression stockings has been the cornerstone of treatment for decades," Kolbach said by email.
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"I've offered my resignation ... as I think preventive measures should be done under a new management," he said.
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ACA plans still must cover preventive services and cannot turn away people based on pre-existing medical conditions.
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Even though I'm physically fit, I have serious conditions that I couldn't have detected without regular preventive care.
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The preventive health benefits provided under the current health care law offer women and their daughters those options.
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Evidence shows that preventive TB treatment can reduce the risk of developing active TB disease and save lives.
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They would inevitably become priority targets in the event of nuclear war, possibly even targets for preventive strikes.
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It also eases regulations for those who object to ObamaCare's preventive service mandate on religious grounds. http://bit.
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"We are busy with source reduction activities...," she said, adding that, unlike leptospirosis, dengue had no preventive vaccine.
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It remains the only federal grant program solely dedicated to family planning and related preventive health care services.
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Each year, roughly 28503 million people rely on Title X-funded health centers for basic preventive health care.
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Medicare beneficiaries would lose preventive-services coverage and could see the "donut hole" reopen, imposing higher drug costs.
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Medicare-X would cover essential health benefits, including maternity care, pediatric services, preventive health, and emergency room visits.
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One way to do achieve this is through engaging and encouraging pediatric trainees to pursue Preventive Medicine training.
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That's the stance of the influential U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which last reviewed the issue in 275.
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With scaling and polishing, as well as preventive visits, which are expensive and can hurt, it's more questionable.
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These solutions will increase situational awareness, predict high fire risk and take preventive actions to avert fire disasters.
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Read THUMP's recent feature looking at preventive measures being taken to curtail drug deaths at music festivals here.
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All three are "fundamentally preventive" and "deal with the root causes of the neglected tropical diseases," said Engels.
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As demonstrated in a new study, much of medical "knowledge", especially preventive guidelines, is made of deaf frogs.
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But there is a more ominous problem that those advocating "preventive" or "pre-emptive" strikes don't talk about.
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"Trust is critical for the demand of preventive medicine, such as vaccines," Martinez-Bravo told Tonic via email.
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So far, the debate in Washington over preventive military action has centered on the nature of the threat.
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The authorities in France were resisting taking the kind of sweeping preventive measures seen in Italy or Japan.
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Some might assert that we can simply appropriate funding for pandemic preventive measures like we do disaster funding.
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Suppose you bought something called health insurance that didn't cover emergency services, hospitalization, preventive care, or rehabilitative services.
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Recently a pregnant woman was exposed to chickenpox in detention and required preventive treatment at Dr. Varner's hospital.
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Right. But a preventive first strike from us will result in a massive response from the North Koreans.
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I remember for the first time when more children were in preventive services than were in foster care.
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Most cancer screening and preventive services could be done outside of face-to-face visits by support staff.
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He was sentenced to 12 years in jail and ordered to remain in preventive custody upon his release.
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In addition, botulinum toxin, or Botox, is approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a migraine preventive.
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We need to aim for the best, or least worst, approaches to provide the most practical preventive measures.
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Paid sick days can be used for an employee's own illness or a family member's, including preventive care.
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It is asking them to log back in — a preventive measure that would invalidate older, stolen access tokens.
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Above all, they sound a frequent chorus about the importance of maintaining good hygiene and preventive health behaviors.
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This virus is very contagious, with one person infecting 2 to 2.5 others on average without preventive measures.
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At least as it applies to primary care, the A.C.A. has opened doors to obtaining preventive medical treatment.
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But even with careful preventive efforts, you will often still find those itchy red bumps mosquitoes leave behind.
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Mr. Newsom and others said the ravages of the Camp Fire demanded preventive action to prevent a reoccurrence.
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His father, Norman, and his mother, the former Jessie Browne, were doctors teaching preventive medicine at Christian missions.
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The ACA beefed up Medicare coverage for prescription drugs and ended deductibles and co-pays for preventive care.
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The city also does preventive maintenance on existing mains, sending out crews every day to listen for leaks.
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In the past, she had been diagnosed with a melanoma, and she was diligent about getting preventive exams.
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Stephen Devries, M.D., is a preventive cardiologist and executive director of the nonprofit Gaples Institute for Integrative Cardiology.
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"Any type of preventive measure from the police — you've got to be willing to do it," he said.
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These private-public partnerships work to foster innovative and preventive social services while mitigating financial risks for governments.
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"I'm hoping that they will keep some preventive service no matter what they end up doing," he said.
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Experts said the data point to the need to do more preventive care for heart disease risk factors.
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The good news is that applying preventive medicines helps with all of these major categories of global mortality.
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Instead of spending on lower-cost preventive health services, states ended up paying for more expensive intervention services.
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Exercising power judiciously means thinking long-term about disasters and investing in evidence-based preventive solutions wherever possible.
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Preventive measures and high-level buy-in from leading nations are critical in the fight against violent extremism.
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If that trend means more people seek preventive care, it could end up saving the healthcare system money.
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All Americans who have enjoyed no-cost preventive screenings will likely regress when it comes to health outcomes.
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Such facilities can also connect addicts to needed services like preventive testing, acute care and treatment for addiction.
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Even without the programs, those people would have been likely to exercise, eat well and get preventive care.
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A Trump administration could write its own regulation to say birth control isn't preventive health care for women.
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There's little reason to believe that even more preventive care in general is going to save a fortune.
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Then, incredibly, the WHO helped 95 percent of those people follow a seven-day course of preventive antibiotics.
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Scott's declaration of an "emergency" sounds severe, but it's really a call for preventive action and increased surveillance.
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In the future, there is a possibility that the Preventive Health tool could expand to other countries and include more resources on preventive care outside of cardiovascular health, cancer and seasonal illness -- but for now, Abnousi said they want to make sure that the tool as-is reaches an audience.
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Short-term plans typically do not cover preventive care, maternity care, retail prescription drugs or pre-existing medical conditions.
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However, 3D mammography is not currently recommended by the US Preventive Services Task Force for routine breast cancer screening.
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Several other women's preventive health services could be on the line if the health law is repealed or changed.
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But the pros … I think it makes people more aware that the whole purpose of health care is preventive.
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Martínez and his mother, Marlin, have been held in preventive detention since late 2017, as they face pretrial deliberations.
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All this should help, but only if regimes exist to ensure that careful monitoring and preventive maintenance take place.
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The preventive power outages may continue for a decade, the utility's chief executive said in a statement last week.
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Linc Service provides a proven system for preventive HVAC service and energy solutions to commercial, industrial and institutional buildings.
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A colonoscopy is then performed and some insurers consider that test a "diagnostic" exam, rather than a preventive screening.
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The researchers believe that these findings can translate to preventive care, and be of help to three distinct groups.
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The UN's preventive diplomacy has also helped countries as diverse as Burkina Faso and Kyrgyzstan to avoid major conflict.
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Access to personalized genomics is likely to revolutionize the way patients view preventive medicine and their access to health.
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They also highlight the preventive care benefits that are available in all marketplace plans at no charge to consumers.
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There is no cure for or preventive medicine that can stop dementia and its most common form, Alzheimer's disease.
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That means women are often denied easy access to preventive reproductive health care, such as wellness exams or contraception.
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Australian team officials say the team was robbed of Zika-preventive shirts and other items during a fire drill.
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Being too aware of risks that could amount to nothing could lead to potentially unnecessary stress and preventive treatments.
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Dr. Raskin is affiliated with Concierge Choice Physicians, which is dedicated to preventive care options for patients and physicians.
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"He's definitely carrying too much weight," said Dr. Matthew Sorrentino, a preventive cardiologist at the University of Chicago Medicine.
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Another category he singled out as "an area of opportunity" was digital health, specifically preventive health and related technologies.
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They'll cover all the "essential health benefits," for example, and won't charge a copay for preventive services like contraception.
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Withings will now join Nokia's preventive health and patient care teams led by the former Withings CEO, Cédric Hutchings.
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So far, the only cancer preventive vaccines approved in the US are human papillomavirus vaccines and hepatitis B vaccines.
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Additionally, the technology can potentially encourage patients to pursue preventive healthcare measures, rather than seeking care after they're ill.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is on the forefront of efforts to expand TB preventive treatment.
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There was little change in the other community, according to the results in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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But in the financially strapped city, a fuller investment in this form of preventive policing has yet to emerge.
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He called for preventive measures, tougher law enforcement, more community involvement and better governance of private land and concessions.
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This includes children who are dependent on Medicaid for important preventive services and care for acute and chronic conditions.
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That number is projected to increase to 2628 million by 28503 if preventive measures aren't introduced quickly and globally.
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One of his preventive measures is to travel with his own mattress, one not too firm or too soft.
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The recommendation, from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), reinforces the panel's previous guidelines, according to its chairperson.
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It is baffling that the administration would support any policy that could diminish access to this essential preventive care.
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So we can't rely on any pre-emptive or preventive military option, as in the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
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Members of the United States Preventive Services Task Force are appointed by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Getting the designation could be difficult, since there are no prescription medications for diagnosed illnesses on the preventive list.
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The ACA also provides seniors with a free annual wellness visit and eliminates cost-sharing for recommended preventive services.
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One way to increase screening rates for colorectal cancer is to increase access to preventive care — specifically, virtual colonoscopies.
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"This is something that should be provided to every woman as part of preventive care," Gulati said by email.
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The employees were fire technicians who were performing preventive maintenance on the building's fire suppression system, the foundation said.
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We are reactive, not preventive, and are guided more by fear or assumptions than scientific evidence or sound theory.
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However, in addition to research, we must train pediatricians, pediatric cardiologists, and other health care providers in preventive medicine.
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It created a prescription drug benefit to help beneficiaries pay for prescription drugs, with a focus on preventive care.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 1 in 85033 women of reproductive age rely on Medicaid for preventive care.
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And most lived in poverty, lacking regular access to medical care -- including life-protecting preventive care, such as vaccinations.
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Instead, these prevention strategies, when successful, will create a peaceful society that will no longer require external preventive actions.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires most health plans to cover certain preventive services at no cost to you.
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Dr. Gupta, who acknowledges the mixed research results, remains concerned about the use of antibiotics as a preventive treatment.
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The WHO also reports a total of 2100 million people received preventive treatment for elephantiasis since the initiative began.
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All of the proceeds will be donated to the Franca Sozzani Fund for Preventive Genomics at Bringham Women's Hospital.
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Its health centers around the country are committed to providing the preventive health services that underserved communities need most.
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His charm offensive reduced U.S. leverage by taking the credible threat of a preventive U.S. attack off the table.
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Every year, I think of my friend and get that mammogram as well as those other preventive "maintenance" exams.
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The Obamacare law makes every plan cover preventive health care like checkups, flu shots and mammograms at no charge.
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Yet the United States scores much more highly on different measures, including innovation, patient-centered care and preventive health.
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The United States Preventive Services Task Force has issued a "D" recommendation for screening asymptomatic adults at low risk.
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Neither Mr. Tillerson nor Mr. Mattis has broken with the White House on the issue of a preventive strike.
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Medicare Part B covers medical services, which includes outpatient care, preventive doctor's visits, ambulatory assistance and health-care equipment.
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"This is why preventive and early access to care is key to decreasing deaths from treatable [cancers]," he added.
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" The organizers challenged the mayor's ban, and a Warsaw court eventually sided with them, calling the decision "preventive censorship.
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Back then, there weren't many effective medical treatments or preventive measures for anyone, even aristocrats with money to spend.
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Amid rumors and misunderstandings, health workers have struggled to explain the importance of safe burials and other preventive measures.
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Crises averted are less captivating than military victories; diplomacy's preventive care is less compelling than the military's surgical feats.
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A worker cleans the streets of Bogota as a preventive measure against the spread of the coronavirus, March 23.
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A civil worker disinfectants a shop as a preventive measure against the spread of the coronavirus in Khan Yunis.
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Congress should therefore amend the War Powers Act to cover the possibility of preventive or pre-emptive nuclear strikes.
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Cover: A member of the legion wearing a face mask as a preventive measure, during the covid-19 pandemic.
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Flea collars are worn around the neck, where they deliver flea preventive medication to your cat's skin and coat.
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"This is fantastic," said Dr. David J. Maron, the director of preventive cardiology at Stanford University School of Medicine.
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Duke University professor Campbell Harvey said people shouldn't wait for the economic downturn he anticipates before taking preventive measures.
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Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, welcomed the opportunity to re-examine the preventive-services mandate.
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As a pediatrician, I encounter hesitancy about vaccines, vitamin K and other routine preventive measures on a daily basis.
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Maybe they will place an unprecedented emphasis on preventive health, and offer 23andMe's genetic test to their regular patients.
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Preventive care actually lowers costs in the long run, researchers at the University of Maryland Dental School have reported.
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A 2015 Preventive Services Task Force report noted that preventing iron deficiency is most likely preferable to treating it.
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Ollanta Humala, Peru's President from 2011 to 2016, and his wife, Nadine Heredia, spent nine months in preventive prison.
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A list of required benefits that include preventive medicine and maternity care will still be required of all plans.
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Planned Parenthood is undeniably a huge provider of birth control, preventive screenings, and other services for low-income women.
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Kwak-Chae presented the data May 21-22 at the American College of Preventive Medicine's conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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As discussed in our new FHmHealth Insurance 101 article, "Preventive and Wellness Services: Coverage and Costs," as long as you receive the specified preventive services from an in-network provider, you don't have to pay a copay or coinsurance, and there will be no charge even if you have not met your deductible.
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Passed in 2010, the ACA mandated healthcare plans to provide some preventive services, including birth control, at no extra cost.
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Ending the AIDS epidemic won't be possible without improving access to preventive care, testing and quality treatment for this community.
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GE creates digital twins of its wind turbines and jet engines to monitor their performance and carry out preventive maintenance.
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Murphy, who did not respond to requests for comment, documented her experience of undergoing a preventive double mastectomy on Instagram.
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"I would have a look at cycling again, because other studies have said it's preventive of heart disease," Goldberg said.
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And in June, the US Preventive Services Task Force recommended that people at significant risk for HIV infection take PrEP.
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"Americans who meet the eligibility for Medicaid expansion desperately need preventive services to improve their health," CEO Harold Wimmer said.
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But the Trump administration may not have the same ideas about which preventive benefits (PDF) for women should be endorsed.
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As a result, they receive less preventive care and suffer from more serious illness — which are extremely costly to treat.
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The original proposals included an expanded use of preventive detention and in some case could have validated illegally obtained evidence.
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Facebook also took great pains to articulate that your activity in the Preventive Health tool won't be shared with advertisers.
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He is being held on a preventive sentence in Costa Rica and will spend the next few months in prison.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) already recommended screenings for major depressive disorder in adolescents ages 12 to 18.
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Women also haven't had to pay extra for other preventive health services, including Pap smears, STI screening, and prenatal care.
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America's health care system does excel when it comes to preventive measures such as flu vaccinations and breast cancer screenings.
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"Unloading firearms and keeping them locked is an easy preventive measure for patients and their families," Morgan said by email.
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Although many of its critics are self-interested, others worry about the prosecutors' use of preventive detention and plea bargaining.
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A positive test result could allow patients to take preventive measures in their health care, like actress Angelina Jolie did.
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Two lines of people form in front of Reclusorio Preventivo Norte (The Men's Preventive Prison), located north of Mexico City.
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All privately-insured Americans can get free preventive services and keep their kids on their plans until they turn 26.
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Using "preventive detention" and plea bargaining, they have extracted confessions and evidence that have secured more than a hundred convictions.
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The same goes for many of the ACA's insurance reforms: age banding, coverage of preventive services, even the individual mandate.
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"Education about the importance of seeking preventive health care and regular checkups is critical," the authors of the study wrote.
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The former president was granted house arrest in June, after spending a year in preventive detention in a Panamanian jail.
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As he did before the 683 Iraq war, he is obscuring the important distinction between preventive and pre-emptive attacks.
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A domestic legal issue also arises because President Trump lacks constitutional authority to launch a preventive strike against North Korea.
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A key problem, he added, is that there are no evidence-based preventive treatments and no reliable risk assessment tools.
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When Salk invented the injectable polio vaccine in the early 1950s, it was the first preventive treatment for the disease.
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A new report from the American Journal of Preventive Medicine suggests an unhealthy relationship between soda giants and health groups.
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Investing more in preventive measures like dental or mental health (or dealing with exorbitant provider prices) could alleviate many concerns.
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They discussed defunding Planned Parenthood, which would hurt low-income women in accessing preventive care, cancer screenings and birth control.
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For instance, it is deemed a preventive health service that, under the 2010 health reform, is covered by marketplace plans.
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Ironically, all of the healthcare services that this president is now trying to end access to are preventive health care.
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Even so, the researchers conclude that higher fees may result in fewer children getting preventive care or other needed treatment.
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Part of preventive medicine for the body, mind and soul is to immerse yourself in the forest for long periods.
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The Obama Administration studied the potential costs and benefits of a preventive war intended to destroy North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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"The increasingly unsustainable costs of healthcare are driving the world to a more personalized and preventive healthcare model," Groner said.
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Facebook launched a new preventive health tool that will give people personalized reminders about health checkups, vaccines and cancer screenings.
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It turns out that aggregate quality scores were similar in all three settings, as were patients' receipt of preventive care.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, employer-provided health insurance plans are required to cover birth control as a preventive service.
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Because of this flurry of lawsuits, 28 states passed laws requiring insurance plans to cover preventive medicine, including birth control.
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On March 21, the Senegalese Democratic Party held its convention and selected Wade, already in preventive custody, as their candidate.
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It said it would take preventive measures such as providing emergency alarms to all members and patrol around their homes.
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Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina also need new legislation to enhance investigative and preventive measures by intelligence and law-enforcement agencies.
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Other groups such as labor unions adopted similar models, with preset physician salaries, per-patient fees, and free preventive services.
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Travel clinics typically specialize in providing advice, immunizations and preventive medications that are needed or recommended for specific foreign destinations.
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Without CHIP, children will miss out on key preventive care, and that will set them and their families back considerably.
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It supports rural health clinics, preventive screenings for at-risk children, prenatal care for pregnant women and many other services.
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But they found that, for the most part, more than one annual preventive visit in children was not cost-effective.
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Some primary care doctor visits, for example, or preventive procedures like colonoscopies or a flu shot can be fully covered.
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It has promoted preventive care and innovations in the delivery of care that have strengthened our entire health care system.
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Eliminating those arrangements forced many people into Medicaid, likely reducing their access to physicians, preventive care, and high quality treatment.
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Until I chose to have a preventive double mastectomy this past October, I never truly appreciated my high-quality assets.
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"We are putting moderate Islam forward," he said, adding that the policy was a "preventive action to save the students".
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With Congress, the allies and China involved, can anyone believe that we could keep a potential preventive war a secret?
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Pediatricians are in an excellent position to provide and support sexuality education as part of preventive healthcare, the report says.
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The slower spread of the virus to Africa, however, may have bought the continent valuable time to take preventive measures.
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The average coronavirus patient infects at least 2 others, but we can limit that spread with the right preventive measures.
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A positive result can be a major life event: Some people may opt to get a preventive mastectomy or hysterectomy.
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Ginger capsules swallowed whole are a safe preventive for most dogs, or your vet can prescribe an anti-motion remedy.
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But while quick fixes are useful for the students who need food now, they are not long-term, preventive solutions.
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That means a reasonable posture of preventive acts or sanctions against aggression with a search for win-win peaceful outcomes.
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At the University of Pennsylvania, doctors will incorporate risk scores on heart attacks into advice to patients on preventive care.
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"Some states could decide not to cover even preventive services, like cancer screenings, routine mammography or colonoscopy," Mr. Woodruff said.
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The health law generally requires employers to cover preventive health services, and the government says those include contraceptives for women.
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If you think about the preventive measures they took, maybe on a scale of one to ten, they're a ten.
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But if the animal can't be identified or captured, the recommendation is to begin post-exposure preventive treatment for rabies.
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"Temporary preventive measures were needed to ensure security in the face of credible threats of cross-border terrorism," she said.
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For the study, published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, researchers pooled data from 46 studies involving 1,184 people.
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That data is pooled and shared so clubs can learn how to be more efficient by, perhaps, doing preventive maintenance.
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He called for the strict enforcement of preventive measures against what he described as a tricky virus that spreads rapidly.
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Investigators found that ships spent so much time at sea that there was not enough time for routine preventive repairs.
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Because people in her part of Texas can't afford preventive care, it drives up costs when they do seek treatment.
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The Preventive Services Task Force, a volunteer panel of national experts, makes evidence-based recommendations for the primary care community.
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She now has more freedom to practice medicine the way she wants and focus more on preventive health, she said.
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Since being established 11 years ago, FINMA has banned 56 people, with the measure proving "effective, even preventive", Branson said.
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The money is also used to provide preventive care, such as vision and hearing screenings, for other Medicaid-eligible children.
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But this program is exorbitantly expensive, and preventive therapies and other effective treatments can be made available at lower costs.
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Her company, Theranos, aimed to democratize health care by providing broader access to preventive care through proprietary blood diagnostic technology.
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He said the impact of the preventive treatment, called seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC), on the death toll is "almost magic".
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"Every couple should take preventive measures to maintain health in their relationship, just like going to the gym," she said.
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Phuc also asked Hanoi city government to close down karaoke parlors and restaurants which fail to observe fire preventive measures.
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Garcia said preventive measures at an individual level are not enough unless national air pollution levels are brought under control.
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A separate study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, meanwhile, found just how popular vaping is among young people.
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Under the Affordable Care Act's preventive coverage rules, patients generally won't have to pay anything out of pocket for it.
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Feldman delivers primary and preventive care to about 100 homeless patients per month, treating them wherever they happen to be.
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Burwell also revealed data that prove that government-backed preventive programs can work, citing a study by independent federal actuaries.
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One is through hard-nosed, challenging diplomacy and the other through the launching of a brutal and bloody preventive war.
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The sole exception to this mandatory out-of-pocket spending is for preventive care services, such as screenings and vaccinations.
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But this program is exorbitantly expensive, and preventive therapies and other effective treatments can be made available at lower costs.
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It was most notably the creator of the preventive war doctrine that spurred President George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq.
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The panel, the United States Preventive Services Task Force, said two types of counseling can help keep symptoms at bay.
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The panel, the United States Preventive Services Task Force, continues to recommend that men 70 and older forgo screening altogether.
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He just needs to ask his Department of Health and Human Services to redefine what preventive health for women means.
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Finally, the administration issued regulations in 2011 announcing that it would include birth control as a preventive benefit for women.
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War plans were rewritten, and General McMaster spoke openly about the possibility of a "preventive war" if the threat grew.
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Aspirin's benefits as a primary prevention likely overstated Dr. John McNeil, a professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at Monash University's School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in Australia, said "it is likely" that the new study slightly overstated the benefits of aspirin to prevent a first stroke or heart attack.
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Similarly, events are unfolding today on four continents where delusional thinking could cloud the necessity for strategic response and preventive action.
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Not to mention, under the Affordable Care Act, birth control is considered preventive care and is provided free for insured women.
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The stoppages were deliberate and preventive, Renault said, as sites reporting infections were unplugged from the network to prevent their spread.
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A 2015 study in the journal Preventive Medicine found that the law decreased the firearm suicide rate by an estimated 15.4%.
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"We wanted to see, as a natural experiment, what happens when you change the financial burden on preventive services," Cooper said.
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In 2011, the Institute of Medicine proposed a list of eight preventive services that should be covered, and HRSA adopted them.
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None of these instances that the president points to as the reason why he's doing these things would have been preventive.
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My intention is to help connect you to paths of healing through food, meditation, preventive medicine and the power of love.
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Washington is thick with plans to reduce health costs by increasing competition, by requiring pricing transparency, by investing in preventive care.
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Under the Obama's Affordable Care Act, insurers were obligated to completely cover the cost of preventive care, like recommended cancer screenings.
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The seminar teaches medical students how to counsel their patients to exercise, one of the most effective forms of preventive medicine.
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Still, Metzl acknowledges that exercise is not the only remedy and not the only preventive technique necessary to ensuring good health.
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Contraception is among a range of preventive services that must be provided at no extra charge under the health care law.
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Consequently, some preventive procedures, like the reporting of clients' suspicious transactions, could be compromised because of a potential conflict of interest.
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There are limitations to the study, Cohen (and the paper, published today in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology) pointed out.
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According to a 2006 study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, dog owners walked nearly twice as much as nonowners.
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Today, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force announced new cervical cancer screening guidelines for people between the ages 30 to 65.
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Animal Control officers determined that the bat was rabid, and the family underwent a series of preventive shots, just in case.
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According to ACLU-WV, Michael always checks whether there's anyone in the boys' restroom before using it as a preventive measure.
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"All options" remain on the table, including preventive strikes to prevent North Korea from developing an Inter-continental Ballistic Missile (ICBM).
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If a woman could pay for a preventive care visit, subsequent tests, follow-up care, medication, and contraception were often unaffordable.
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Society is often reactive rather than proactive with security issues, adopting serious preventive measures only after a major incident has occurred.
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Surveys found that women had less access to preventive care, and the childbirth rate for women covered by Medicaid went up.
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Take advantage of health screenings and preventive care available under your health plan, and any employer-sponsored perks for health improvement.
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These disparities in health and health outcomes cannot be addressed without access to preventive services delivered by culturally competent healthcare clinicians.
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It would include not only primary and preventive care, but also prescription drug, mental health, substance abuse dental and vision coverage.
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Aside from restoration treatments, museum conservators undertake a very broad range of activities, including preventive treatments, storage design, and materials research.
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The launch will give girls and women aged 9-25 years access to a preventive vaccine against cervical cancer, it said.
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However, in the recently-passed fiscal 2017 federal budget, funding for preventive medicine residency programs was reduced by nearly 40 percent.
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So-called preventive prison before trial is somewhat common in Peru and has been criticized by some as overused or unfair.
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Along with a group of health experts, I edited a supplement for the American Journal of Preventive Medicine published on Jan.
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Pacelle and Colicchio are advocating for banning preventive use of antibiotics — the result of which will be animals needlessly getting sick.
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Furthermore, Haitham Ahmed, a preventive cardiologist at Cleveland Clinic, says that magnesium supplementation has not been proven helpful for most people.
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They would likely stop requiring insurers to cover a specific set of benefits, like the preventive care that she doesn't use.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how social relationships directly impact use of preventive health services.
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Doctors say typical standards call for such patients to continue preventive treatments for at least three months, possibly six, sometimes forever.
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Another study found that that the pill is being used more by women for its health benefits outside of preventive care.
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We must also consider the human suffering associated with emergency care simply because a patient could not afford preventive prescription drugs.
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"It's a very pervasive issue," says Pool, a research assistant professor of preventive medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
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These include annual well child visits for immunizations and preventive services, and management of any acute and/or chronic medical conditions.
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Mr. Pence's letter was written by Dr. Michael Busk of the St. Vincent Health, Wellness and Preventive Care Institute in Indianapolis.
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Ms. Winders said her group planned to send a formal submission to the United States Preventive Services Task Force in November.
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Only 45 percent of Hispanics and 57 percent of African Americans receive preventive screening tests, compared to 61 percent of Caucasians.
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This further increases the cost of preventive war, making it an even worse policy option rather than a serious policy recommendation.
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When we compare the cost of these efforts with the consequences if we failed, the case for preventive action remains compelling.
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We also expect that Congress will consider measures to standardize mental health and substance abuse risk assessments for earlier preventive treatment.
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Medicare and private health-insurance companies follow similar incentives to contain costs, prioritize preventive care, and avoid unnecessary tests and procedures.
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A raft of health insurers across the U.S. and Europe reimburse patients for Dario, a strong indication of its preventive potential.
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But as long as they did that, they could also sell skimpier, cheaper plans, including ones that exclude women's preventive care.
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The ACA requires that preventive services like mammograms are covered for women every one to two years once they turn 40.
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Four years ago, however, the United States Preventive Services Task Force went further, recommending against routine PSA screenings for all men.
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Under current law, most health insurers are required to cover certain preventive services, such as cancer screenings and immunizations, for free.
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I think about the millions of women who depend on the ACA for basic, preventive services like pap smears and mammograms.
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The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care recommends not using colonoscopy as a primary screening test, while other recommendations do.
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"Preventive medicine is focusing on older people, how to keep them out of nursing homes, alive and healthy," Dr. McNeil said.
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The Ndlovu Youth Choir in South Africa is making waves on social media with a song preaching preventive measures for coronavirus.
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But the patients were far more likely to consent to preventive care — screenings and vaccinations — when their doctor was also black.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends people ages 50 to 59, at risk of cardiovascular disease, consider a daily aspirin.
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Those with a strong sense of purpose are more likely to embrace preventive health services, like mammograms, colonoscopies and flu shots.
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Medicare beneficiaries would have to pay more for preventive care, like a wellness visit or diabetes check, which are now free.
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While everyone should add their phone number to the Do Not Call Registry as a preventive measure, it's an incomplete solution.
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The bride's father, an internist, works at the Colorado Center for Preventive Medicine in Denver, of which he is the founder.
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Some of that, he said, involves preventive work on the sea wall and underwater piles that hold the area in place.
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Patients are no longer getting knee replacements or preventive procedures such as colonoscopies and mammograms unless there's an immediate medical need.
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"As of now, none of these products has infection-preventive capabilities backed by science," an agency official told The Asahi Shimbun.
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So, we know that we have to prepare for that situation, in terms of screening, preventive measures and anti-contagion measures.
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Let me be clear: Using medications to lower very high blood pressure is the most important preventive intervention we doctors do.
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While the outlook might seem dour, there is still time to take preventive measures and reduce carbon emissions, Dr. Porteus said.
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Flea collars: Flea collars are worn around the neck, where they deliver flea preventive medication to your cat's skin and coat.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, large-employer health plans must cover the cost of essential health benefits, such as preventive testing.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, the United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends starting at age 50, not age 55.
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At the time, Mike Rizzo, the general manager, said the team did so to adopt a more proactive and preventive approach.
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Since then, the agency has taken steps to make investigations more timely and improve preventive services for parents like Ms. Perkins.
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These centers offer preventive health care services and education to students right in their high schools, confidentially and free of charge.
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The Diabetes Prevention Program — a course run by the local Y.M.C.A. — is the first preventive program to qualify for scale-up.
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Despite advancements in preventive care, medical treatment and conditioning, not all pitchers, muscles, ligaments, shoulders or elbows are anatomically the same.
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Paul Stares is a senior fellow and the director of the Center for Preventive Action at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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One obvious answer is that officials in federal, state and local government do not allocate the resources necessary for preventive maintenance.
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"We will continue to evaluate the need for additional actions and preventive health measures," Yum China said in an emailed statement.
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It was not meant to be a form of preventive detention that allows the government to incarcerate people without a trial.
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Leeches are still frequently prescribed as a preventive treatment for stroke and heart disease in Russia, typically costing $1 a pop.
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He would also like to see a continued move toward value-based care and a focus on wellness and preventive care.
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Most of the $338 million annual Russian federal H.I.V. budget is spent on medicine, and almost nothing goes to preventive education.
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Federal health officials have repeatedly said they're trying to promote preventive care as a long-term strategy to lowering health costs.
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The companies said they relied on generators to keep cell sites running during PG&E's frequent and widespread preventive power shutdowns.
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As a result, the U.S. is doing all it can to shield the domestic herd from the virus through preventive measures.
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Some things Trump can unilaterally change by executive fiat — like redefining "preventive health care for women" to not include birth control.
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On Thursday, he criticized the United States' current health system as being "focused on disease" at the expense of preventive care.
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"This could lead to better access to preventive care and protective heart medications such as aspirin and cholesterol medications," Khatana added.
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Yet I believe that, ironically, preventive medical advances are the ones most likely to be the targets of medical misinformation campaigns.
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But it is a goal that depends heavily on preserving a critical component of the Affordable Care Act: full coverage, without co-pays, for "an array of counseling and screening interventions relevant to tobacco use, diet, hypertension and exercise; statin preventive medication and aspirin preventive medication; depression; and cancer (breast, lung, colon, rectal, skin, cervix)," Drs.
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"Emphasis is placed on preventive action, provision of services and care, social interventions as well as research," WHO spokeswoman Karen Reidy said.
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Of course, more tests and clinical trials are needed before denosumab can be considered for use as a breast cancer preventive drug.
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The American Board of Preventive Medicine has a directory of doctors in the United States who are board-certified in addiction medicine.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a list of preventive measures to avoid a tick bite but nothing is foolproof.
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The state's own figures say Hoosiers who participated in the plan made more regular visits to doctors for primary and preventive care.
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Through regular health screenings and preventive physical exams, employees get the information they need to take more control over their own health.
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The preventive drug certification has been performed by a third party and has not previously been reviewed by the Swedish Medicines Agency.
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The company has made preventive shutoffs all over northern and central California in recent weeks, but this one could be the largest.
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In particular, he addressed the issue of an insurance rate cut, done as a preventive measure to get ahead of a slowdown.
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The interior ministry said close relatives of JeM leader Masood Azhar had been detained in "preventive custody" as part of the crackdown.
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Quebec Premier François Legault told reporters he was pleased with preventive measures put in place by authorities, including the Canadian armed forces.
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"Our commitment to preventive, evidence-based medicine is reflected in some health outcomes that exceed those of the general public," she said.
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The federal government is trying to change the rules on how millions of people across the country access reproductive and preventive healthcare.
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And while that small number may be intimidating, basic qualifications to become an astronaut candidate aren't as preventive as one may think.
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Despite that low cost, providing them with free access to preventive care seems to yield really massive benefits over the long run.
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"Whether you're thinking about trying a fasting system for preventive reasons or as a treatment, the doctor should be involved," Longo says.
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And just like people delaying medical care until there's no choice, high costs are also keeping animals owners from seeking preventive care.
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Those fears are mitigated by the incentives that employers, governments and insurers have to invest in cost-efficient preventive care for all.
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Kaiser is focused on educating their members on making healthy choices and providing preventive care that can promote long-term healthy outcomes.
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It takes more than a picture, said Dennis McCarty, a professor at Oregon Health & Science University's Department of Public Health & Preventive Medicine.
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Requires most insurers to cover preventive services, like screenings and immunizations, without charging patients out-of-pocket payments like copayments or coinsurance.
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In the editorial, they called for the medical community "to wake up" and recognize that preventive efforts are needed among younger adults.
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There is also evidence that individuals delay care, do not comply with doctors' treatment plans, and are unaware of free preventive services.
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He is our guide for the day, officer Doroteo Eugenio Vázquez, the 53-year-old chief of the city's preventive police unit.
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These people will continue to put themselves and others at risk unless we come up with preventive ways to successfully stop them.
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The findings underline the seriousness of first-time postpartum depression and the need for both primary and secondary preventive measures, Rasmussen said.
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Evofem is also testing Amphora as a preventive treatment for chlamydia and gonorrhea - two of the world's most common sexually transmitted infections.
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For every $28503 invested, it saves the government $22019 by helping low-income women and families afford basic primary and preventive care.
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When doctors have that kind of information, they're more likely to pass it along to patients and discuss preventive strategies, she says.
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The US Preventive Services Task Force, which sets guidelines for American medical professionals, still includes it as a measure in its recommendations.
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"Previously, we recommended against routine screening for prostate cancer," said Dr. Alex Krist, vice-chairman for the US Preventive Services Task Force.
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Not all constant phone use was considered addictive, said Steven Sussman, a professor of preventive medicine at the University of Southern California.
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Covered by the ACA as a preventive service at no cost to the consumer, mammogram screenings are the first line of defense.
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"As part of the actions of preventive and corrective maintenance ... work will be done to optimize operations," PDVSA said in a statement.
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The 16-member panel of preventive medicine and epidemiology experts is independent of the federal agency, and advises medical professionals on screenings.
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The American College of Physicians and the American College of Preventive Medicine do not have any current recommendations on skin cancer screenings.
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They are also more likely to have a regular doctor and to be getting preventive health services like vaccines and cancer screenings.
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Incorporating this into current legislative proposals on opioid abuse is the comprehensive preventive and treatment approach that will yield a lasting result.
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The loss of critical services including free birth control, maternity care and preventive services will hit our most vulnerable populations the hardest.
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"It's very important," said Dr. David Maron, the director of preventive cardiology at Stanford, who was not involved in the new study.
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"Strengthen oversight and preventive measures," the prime minister, Li Keqiang, said in instructions about the accident issued on the central government's website.
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Little is known about drinking in the period before reporting for duty, the researchers write in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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Progress with Pyongyang cannot be accomplished if Washington is rushing into hardline fantasies about one-sided concessions and threats of preventive war.
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Planned Parenthood receives federal funds from Medicaid reimbursements and Title X, a federal program that supports family planning and preventive health services.
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The zoo's Dalmatian pelicans had been kept in a tent since December as a preventive measure, the zoo said in a statement.
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The first two -- preventive chemotherapy and innovative disease management -- Engels refers to as "medical interventions," since both involve direct treatment for patients.
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Slashing spending on medical care, especially preventive care, has the unintended consequence of actually increasing health-care costs in the long term.
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In 2014, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force said there wasn't enough evidence to recommend for or against routine vitamin D screening.
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It also ruled that authorities had failed to take reasonable preventive measures, despite knowing militants were planning to attack an educational institution.
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A separate analysis put the bill's cost at $331 billion, accounting for savings achieved through efficiencies and preventive care, among other things.
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The dour outlook comes against a sudden stop in U.S. economic activity brought about by preventive measures against the COVID-19 spread.
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But it's not enough to just have a bare bones, catastrophic plan: People need to be able to get preventive care, too.
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Imagine a (hypothetical) genetic test at infancy that could be used to start preventive asthma treatment on the first day of life.
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I've seen evidence of the success of preventive health care for women and scholarships or incentives for girls to continue attending school.
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It also linked people to other services, from birth control to preventive health care like HIV testing and vaccinations to addiction treatment.
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"It looks like a way to prove that social distancing works," said Dr. William Schaffner, a preventive medicine expert at Vanderbilt University.
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Among other things, studies have found that Medicaid expansion has led to better access to preventive screenings, medications and mental health services.
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The sentence in this case, however, included preventive security custody, an indication that the man is likely to stay in prison indefinitely.
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The hospital is penalized when patients are hospitalized with congestive heart failure, because it counts as a sign of poor preventive care.
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A worker checks the body temperature of a woman as a preventive measure against the spread of the coronavirus in Guatemala City.
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The study resulted in worldwide preventive programs to encourage exercise and lower salt and fat consumption beginning when children are very young.
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It also allocates more funding for hospitals, states and municipalities, and requires insurers to cover coronavirus preventive services with no cost-sharing.
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Big cities that have not taken preventive action to slow the spread could face a situation like New York state, he added.
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MGIMO, one of Russia's main universities and alma mater of most foreign ministry officials, closed down this week as a preventive measure.
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With this most recent recommendation, the preventive services task force recognizes that PSA screening now has more evidence to support its upside.
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"This is a psychological thing," Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of preventive medicine at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, told CNN.
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