While some early studies have shown that plasma transfusions could be effective in prophylactic use (meaning treating healthy people before they encounter the virus), this FDA specifically prohibits any prophylactic use.
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It was a classic prophylactic rule, one with clear boundaries.
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Prophylactic bracing among college linemen, however, is hardly a fad.
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The new prophylactic AI organizations have a number of worthwhile strategies.
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There are people who use prophylactic napping, and that's usually good.
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You could also see it as a clever prophylactic against liability.
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And basically impossible to have while wearing an ill-fitting prophylactic.
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She regarded J like a used prophylactic stuck to her sneaker.
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Have you accidentally treated a used prophylactic as a chew toy?
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Prophylactic circumcision has become an established medical procedure in many African countries.
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Think of it as a prophylactic...like wearing gloves on an airplane.
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The sister in charge tells him that church hierarchy opposes "prophylactic" practices.
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Keiko is a blank slate; she holds the world at prophylactic remove.
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The first kind is prophylactic laws — those intended to make corruption less likely.
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Making the choice to have a prophylactic mastectomy caused problems in her marriage.
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"For chronic migraine," she said, "Botox is a better prophylactic than the drugs."
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She had her unaffected breast removed prophylactically and also had a prophylactic hysterectomy.
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They can't, and technology is a kind of prophylactic to cope with this stuff.
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Having a prophylactic double mastectomy, oophorectomy, and hysterectomy might not be a big deal.
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They defend these measures as a prophylactic against voter fraud, which is virtually nonexistent.
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If the new growth was a recurrence, should I get a prophylactic double mastectomy?
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All of the Alabama linemen take part in what is known as prophylactic bracing.
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The Campaign Against Sex Robots is a prophylactic organization, since no sexbots really exist.
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Addie remembers getting severe bleeds once or twice a week before he started prophylactic therapy.
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How does it feel to have a miscarriage, a hysterectomy, a prophylactic mastectomy, a grandchild?
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I have scheduled and canceled a prophylactic oophorectomy three times and a double mastectomy twice.
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With the computer acting as prophylactic shield, sex could be both pleasurable and disease-free.
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Three years later, in Citizens United, the Court struck down yet another powerful prophylactic rule.
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These optimistic prejudices, prophylactic biases and emotional reflexes form an entire library of climate delusion.
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His work is a cultural prophylactic against understanding disease solely in quantitative terms, a narrative vaccine.
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His work is a cultural prophylactic against understanding disease solely in quantitative terms, a narrative vaccine.
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Finally, the paper's title describes using Crispr as a "prophylactic strategy" to combat the novel coronavirus.
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Modernity — salvific, hygienic, prophylactic, caring, taking every precaution — means to erase the howling and the indifference.
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After he gagged her, though, the casting director revealed that he'd used a "prophylactic" to gag her.
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And MAT might have a prophylactic effect, so opioid users who overdose are less likely to die.
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If so, the Fed will be glad to have provided a (minor) prophylactic boost to the economy.
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But this accusation sometimes carries a prophylactic quality that attempts to preempt valid criticisms of the industry.
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A government spokesperson said the doctor had given the chancellor a "prophylactic pneumococcus vaccine" on Friday afternoon.
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I have to be aware that there are other STIs when you do not use a prophylactic.
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For decades, Section 5 had acted as a crucial prophylactic, stopping discriminatory voting laws before any election.
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Women testing positive could use monitoring to detect cancer earlier or employ prophylactic surgery to prevent it.
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Banning Kaspersky was a "prophylactic, not punitive," measure, the judge in the appeal, David S. Tatel, wrote.
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Along with the other women in her steamy Kolkata brothel, she had no idea what a prophylactic was.
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If you get cold sores frequently, your doctor might suggest taking a small prophylactic dose of antiviral medication.
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As a "prophylactic against gametime pain," Toradol allows players to hit for 60 minutes while masking bodily injuries.
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Prophylactic antibiotics may help when women who are giving birth require the aid of forceps or vacuum extraction.
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The routine use of the prophylactic shot actually reduces antibiotic use in the long run, the study found.
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The commission says there has been no evidence yet of a hacking attempt: "This is all prophylactic," said McCurry.
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Neil Fishman, a professor of infectious disease at Penn Medicine, added an additional note of caution about prophylactic antibiotics.
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He smuggled in some veal in the way that he traditionally did, in a prophylactic condom in his buttocks.
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Public production of prophylactic treatments like Truvada would undoubtedly be a net economic gain for our country as well.
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"That's a much more powerful intervention to improve quality of life than a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy," Dr. Hwang said.
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Those in a risk population should talk to their doctor about taking a pre-exposure prophylactic pill, called Truvada.
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Extended, elaborate freshmen orientation schedules are another intended prophylactic against loneliness, which is a common reason for dropping out.
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And the more effective use of prophylactic antibiotics before operations may have helped reduce the number of surgical infections.
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Mr. Trump has presented tariffs as an effective prophylactic, arguing that import taxes will protect American workers and companies.
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Mr. Trump has presented tariffs as an effective prophylactic, arguing that import taxes will protect American workers and companies.
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The procedure to remove the healthy breast along with the affected breast is called a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy, or CPM.
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Yet the preferred prophylactic against HIV is a male condom, billions of which have been distributed throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
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I hold out hope that we get an antiviral for Covid-19 that is curative, but in addition is prophylactic.
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Or they have gone to ground, and are trying to feather their own nests as a prophylactic against the chaos.
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The infomercial describes the urn as a "conversation prophylactic," with blowing ashes providing a safe 50-foot radius from annoying men.
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It set off a chain reaction of media coverage and mobilized a response across New York and prophylactic prescriptions of antibiotics.
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What a strange feeling it is to miss your boobs, but I know this prophylactic double mastectomy is for the best.
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Neither of the men whose deaths CNN and CPI investigated were given gloves, boots or prophylactic antibiotics, according to their families.
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Local health workers will be trained to safely treat patients and to trace all their contacts and offer them prophylactic antibiotics.
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"In Chechnya, the command was given for a 'prophylactic sweep' and it went as far as real murders," Novaya Gazeta reported.
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Approximately one in four deaths in this age group were likely prevented with prophylactic use of azithromycin, according to the study.
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This is one reason for New York's aggressive push for free and easily accessible PrEP (Truvada — a prophylactic pill for HIV prevention).
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Now, as China's economy looks to be coming down with something nasty, countries in the region are loading up on prophylactic measures.
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The metallic is still our most explicit expression of the futuristic: Steel nails evoke cybernetic componentry, chromed lips a space-age prophylactic.
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When the flu hits a nursing home, patients are given prophylactic anti-viral medicine; no such prophylaxis exists for the new coronavirus.
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People who had come into contact with anyone infected were sent to designated facilities, typically converted hotels or hostels, for prophylactic quarantine.
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And even though my present prognosis is good, there are reasons prophylactic double mastectomy would not be an unreasonable choice for me.
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Of course, Mr. McCain was not the first or the last politician to use his military service as a prophylactic against criticism.
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Prophylactic treatments lower headache frequency by about half in the 40 percent of sufferers who use them, the American Migraine Foundation estimates.
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The patient is then mailed mifepristone and misoprostol—the drugs used in combination to induce abortion—prophylactic antibiotics, painkillers, and anti-nausea drugs.
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That is due to the advent of PrEP, a prophylactic drug cocktail which gay men can take to nearly inoculate themselves from HIV.
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As you can tell from the three women in the video above, dental dams aren't exactly the prophylactic panacea queer women dream of.
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This is important medical information for people now alive, and can be used to recommend screening programmes, changes of behaviour and prophylactic drugs.
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Today he is credited with having saved numerous lives through his support of early detection through screening and prophylactic surgery for certain conditions.
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Now the prophylactic stasis demanded by this pandemic has violently accelerated the art world's reassessment of what all this travel was good for.
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Now the prophylactic stasis demanded by this pandemic has violently accelerated the art world's reassessment of what all this travel was good for.
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It's a "conversation prophylactic" for women to carry around and brandish when they want an easy way to deflect a man's unwanted attention.
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The medical treatments that precede transplant—acute chemotherapy, prophylactic antibiotics, irradiation—can leave patients with microbiomes in which one microbe overwhelmingly dominates the composition.
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The stated motive of the book is as "prophylactic," and in the course of writing it, her ambivalence transforms into determination, if not certainty.
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"Other ways to address a shortage is to encourage field personnel to provide treatment only when needed as opposed to prophylactic measures," May said.
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Things we would never say in person, acts we would never perform, become safe to indulge thanks to the prophylactic of a digital interface.
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"Because no evidence of actual voter fraud is required to justify an anti-fraud prophylactic measure, the majority's reasoning quickly collapses," one justice wrote.
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Now more emphasis is being placed on getting all the infected on treatment, which reduces infectiousness, and getting all the vulnerable on prophylactic drugs.
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The core philosophy is that these organisations offer a prophylactic for the destructive discourse fueled by the MRM and its online and offline offshoots.
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He noted the first people likely to receive the prophylactic treatment would be health-care workers and others at high risk for the disease.
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"Plastic is a prophylactic against 'illness' and the pain I feel, now and forever, about AIDS," Als writes in his roadmap of an exhibition essay.
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He wanted to know whether the doctor would perform one more operation on him — a prophylactic one (the patient was now nearly 80 years old).
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When poor owners cannot afford to fix their homes, the government should help as a prophylactic to save money on health care and education later.
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There's currently research being conducted on the potential to make E. coli excrete protective proteins that can work as a prophylactic for numerous snake toxins.
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And neither, according to family members, was given gloves, boots or prophylactic antibiotics, which public health experts say can be used to prevent leptospirosis infection.
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Ms. Durden's daughter, Alexis, tested positive for the gene when she was 18 and underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy the week before she turned 20.
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Even without a cure for the disease, if all people at high risk of contracting it took the prophylactic pill, HIV would eventually be snuffed out.
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In an epidemics when a huge number of person are attacked by acute and similar sufferings from similar cause, Homeopathy can be of great prophylactic help.
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While double mastectomies, or contralateral prophylactic mastectomy (CPM), may help prevent cancer from spreading to both breasts, the procedure may not increase a patient's life expectancy.
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In Chechnya, it became something even worse — a mass "prophylactic" cleansing of homosexuals, the security service agents told the gay men as they rounded them up.
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Such tests can guide doctors to take extra precautions for high-risk patients, like putting them on cholesterol-lowering statins or recommending a prophylactic double mastectomy.
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A few months later, I called the Center to fact check an essay; I wanted to know the age at which they would recommend a prophylactic mastectomy.
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Nearly 1,000 people who were exposed to the man or his close circle were given a prophylactic course of antibiotics to prevent infection and spread, it said.
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Tisthammer's long-term vision is to raise the back lawn—but in the meantime, the staff looked for prophylactic measures to mitigate the aesthetics and promote drainage.
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Their main function is to make the broilers fatten up more quickly or to act as a prophylactic against the cramped conditions in which they are raised.
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In North America, western Europe and Australia, the roll-out of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) – an oral prophylactic – has seen transmission rates drop dramatically among gay men.
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In North America, western Europe and Australia, the roll-out of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) - an oral prophylactic - has seen transmission rates drop dramatically among gay men.
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Without Citizens United, this situation could not have occurred — nor a charge resulted — because the campaign vehicle of the Super PAC had been prohibited as a prophylactic.
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This week the award for most creative merch bundle goes to Cyrus, who offered downloadable copies of her next album with a $20 prophylactic from her website.
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The obvious means of avoiding such a troubling situation is to establish a prophylactic barrier to presidential pardon of any impeachment witness convicted of perjury or contempt.
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The government denied the reports, of course, pointing to the fact that such a "prophylactic sweep" wouldn't be necessary since there are no homosexuals in Chechnya. See?
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In the plaintiffs' eyes, the anti-emolument principles represent "a prophylactic rule to prevent the slightest chance" that presidents will be compromised by foreign powers or state governors.
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In September, an Indian condom maker was forced to withdraw a new advertisement promoting the use of the prophylactic ahead of a major Hindu festival, local media reported.
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There's a drug called cabotegravir, for instance, which is a pre-exposure prophylactic that has been demonstrated to prevent the spread of HIV through shared needles in macaques.
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From the physician's perspective, providers sometimes prescribe antibiotics incorrectly — prescribing antibiotics for viral infections — succumb to patient pressures to prescribe or they may even prescribe prophylactic antibiotics unnecessarily.
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Moore pointed out that many of his company's clients have a family history of life-threatening cancers, and genetic testing can help them access screening and prophylactic treatments.
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Although the patient had taken a medication to prevent her from getting the infection, there are some forms of the parasite that aren't stopped by the prophylactic drugs.
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The C.D.C. also still recommends getting this season's flu shot, despite its questionable prophylactic value, because it might reduce the severity of the flu should you contract it.
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Singer Frank Ocean's new t-shirt that has "PrEP," the name of an HIV prophylactic drug, has garnered outrage among his fans and critics for its high cost.
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"The study confirms several previous studies from single institutions and from large databases showing the increase in the use of contralateral prophylactic mastectomies," said the University of Michigan's Sabel.
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" Sorvino continued, "And at the end he takes the gag out of my mouth and he said, 'Sorry for the prophylactic,' so he had gagged me with a condom.
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"What Facebook is doing is taking prophylactic moves against any sort of antitrust so that [Zuckerberg] could say, 'It would be impossible to unwind this now,'" Galloway tells Bloomberg.
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And the central bank should have no quarrel in doing so, given that the justification for its independence is as a prophylactic against the opposite extreme of insidious inflation.
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The advantage of prophylactic laws is that we need not engage in deep fact-finding about intentions, peering into the heart of a donor or senator who violates them.
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In Renaissance England, chamomile, hyssop, pennyroyal and tansy were strewn on floors to ward off the plague; men and women wielded prophylactic posies of flowers and herbs like swords.
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Rather than live in fear, the king studied toxicology and fine-tuned a daily prophylactic that included tiny doses of poison, with the goal of eventually making himself immune.
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PrEP was approved as a prophylactic by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2012 with an estimated 84,000 men taking the pill by the end of that year.
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Anyone who gets bitten by a cat should see a doctor regardless of symptoms, he adds, because they should be treated with prophylactic antibiotics to ward off any potential infection.
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She added that fear of discrimination can prevent patients from seeking out the prophylactic care they need, or cause them to wait to seek treatment until their needs are acute.
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In fact, when I went to see a urologist, he prescribed me an ongoing dose of prophylactic nitrofurantoin, to take every time I had sex in order to avoid infection.
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The company said the average annualized bleeding rate had dropped 91 percent for six patients who were receiving the highest treatment dose and were previously on a particular prophylactic regime.
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He was playing a dangerous role as a spy, Voldemort could turn on him at any moment, I think Snape would have obviously taken some kind of prophylactic antidote beforehand.
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FEC, and most prominently including Citizens United, the Roberts Court has been at war with these prophylactic laws — concluding that they are over-inclusive and that they chill free speech.
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If you are not ready for this sort of fashion statement on your next night out, wine boiled with sprigs of ivy was also said to have a prophylactic effect.
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Not All Players and Experts Do. Many teams require linemen to take part in what is known as prophylactic bracing, despite players' gripes and inconclusive evidence that it prevents injury.
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It may also work as a prophylactic: recent studies suggest that teenagers whose parents set–and manage to enforce–earlier bedtimes are less at risk of depression and suicidal thinking.
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Malchiodi said his team's work has focused on developing a prophylactic vaccine, but the next step will be to develop a therapeutic vaccine to treat the chronic stage of the disease.
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At that moment, I thought of the young women I know who have inherited a BRCA mutation, and specifically of their distress over whether or when to undergo prophylactic double mastectomies.
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According to Dr. Mou, many studies clearly show that a patient who has a BRCA43 mutation can reduce their risk of developing cancer by over 24 percent with a prophylactic mastectomy.
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There seems to be no real evidence of a prosecutable crime here, but it is worth considering whether a prophylactic pardon might not be in the best interests of the nation.
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The researchers took a close look at which patients in the data underwent a lumpectomy; a unilateral mastectomy, in which only the breast with cancer is removed; or a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy.
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"In New York, for instance, which is where I practice, 11% of women in the early years had contralateral prophylactic mastectomy, which then rose to 28% in the later years," she said.
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In considering these developments, the new prophylactic AI organizations and like-minded programmers believe they can somehow short-circuit AI from developing a negative view of us or create some failsafe mechanisms.
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Doctors generally discourage contralateral prophylactic mastectomy — also known as CPM, or the removal of a healthy breast when the other has cancer — for women at an average risk for additional breast cancer.
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"The study showed a statistically significant reduction in the number of bleeds over time in people treated with emicizumab prophylaxis compared to those receiving no prophylactic treatment," Roche said in a statement.
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The new laws criminalise failure to report a crime, and introduce "prophylactic lists" that let officials "put people on special watch lists arbitrarily", says Tanya Lokshina of Human Rights Watch, a watchdog.
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Bregoli is a boggling study of proportions — small feet, small frame, superlong acrylic nails and a horsy ponytail that her mangers say they make her wear as a strained prophylactic against sexualization.
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I think that, in turn, will increase the likelihood that we will have a vaccine or we will have a prophylactic antiviral in time to cut off, reduce, or truncate the spread.
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"There is no legislation in many parts of the world on the use of these drugs… in fact many feedlot systems are reliant on the prophylactic use of antibiotics," Minette told farmers.
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The problem, though, is that APP won't stick to vegetation for long, so it's only used to fight fires, not as a widely sprayed prophylactic to prevent them in the first place.
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Today, not only is HIV infection manageable but we can actually arrest its spread — if only more people could afford to take the highly effective prophylactic treatment known in the U.S. as Truvada.
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But the analogy fails in key ways, Dr. Winston said — notably in that the flu has a vaccine and a prophylactic anti-viral treatment often given during outbreak; no such medicines exist here.
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The unicorn, let's recall, is a legendary creature believed over centuries to exert miraculous powers, particularly through its horn that — as amulet or powdered — was thought to work as a prophylactic or antidote.
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We wound our way through many of the plethora of antibiotics useful for UTIs—Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, Fosfomycin, Ciprofloxacin, Levofloxacin, Cephalexin, Ceftriaxone, Azithromycin, Doxycycline—and eventually I was prescribed Nitrofurantoin as a prophylactic antibiotic.
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I had watched two cousins and my sister undergo prophylactic mastectomies, and because it was a relatively straightforward procedure compared to that which my relatives with cancer endured, l took comfort in it.
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He is functionally asplenic and will need to take prophylactic antibiotics the rest of his life to prevent and protect against sepsis, a huge risk of death for our kids in the heterotaxy community.
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As if to compensate, sight gags (some deriving from Tiffany Yeager's costumes) are trotted out: colossal breasts (each carried by an actor); a giant prophylactic; and a six-foot penis and scrotum (two, actually).
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"It remains to be seen whether, as acting director, he will uphold the prophylactic traditions of the agency and resist arrangements that would have been deemed intolerable in any other administration," Mr. Thomas said.
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One of the big LGBT groups, Freedom for All Americans, commissioned an autopsy by Thalia Zepatos, an expert on the same-sex marriage fight, to diagnose what went wrong in Houston and prescribe a prophylactic.
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There is no reason to assume that however successful these well-intentioned new prophylactic AI organizations are in mitigating potential threats that governments and military organizations throughout the world will play by the same rules.
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Gay and bisexual men, who are still at extremely high risk of HIV infection in America, are now encouraged to take prophylactic pills once a day that can reduce the chance of infection by 99%.
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In St Petersburg, where the number of new cases is slowing, the city's chief AIDS doctor, Denis Gusev, has worked with activists and opened a "prophylactic point" in the city's AIDS Centre offering needle exchanges.
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The great Timbuktu manuscript exodus may have been more prophylactic than urgently necessary, but it was a remarkable achievement, nonetheless, bringing together international funders, a network of smugglers and a handful of dedicated local curators.
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Two law professors told me that prophylactic advice is entirely reasonable – but that the DOJ memo's discussion of potential litigation over the constitutionality of the statute for firing ALJs raises concerns about the judges' independence.
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"Angelina Jolie's testimony in May 2013 regarding her choice of prophylactic mastectomy due to a BRCA1 alteration had a fantastic and positive impact on women who were wondering about their breast cancer risk," she added.
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"It's true; the participation rate is near 100 percent," said Brian Pietrosimone, an assistant professor of exercise and sports science at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill who has studied prophylactic bracing at length.
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And finally, while vaccination and prophylactic methods such as informed safe sexual practices and annual flu shots may prevent the reoccurrence of some critical diseases, prevention must also extend to the social and political realm.
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When asked why a man looking for a hookup would want to walk around on a prophylactic, La Ruina says it's just a joke, and that some people are taking aspects of the game too seriously.
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And for reasons that are still in dispute and under investigation, workers at Flint's hastily refurbished and understaffed treatment plant failed to add corrosion inhibitors, chemicals that coat the interior of pipes, providing a prophylactic barrier.
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If she could get genetic information that might help her children and any future generations to avoid that agony by using improved screening, reproductive planning, and prophylactic mastectomies, then she was determined to make that happen.
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"If we ultimately want to control this epidemic, we are going to need to control the number of people becoming infected, and there is no better way, no sustainable way, than having a prophylactic vaccine," she said.
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Fauci, meanwhile, still says a vaccine is coming—though perhaps in combination with antiretrovirals, circumcision, prophylactic drugs, and antibody infusions, it doesn't have to be 213 percent effective to stop the epidemic, even in the developing world.
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While many people choose to get injections as a prophylactic measure or to smooth out existing crow's feet and "11" lines, the majority of them still want to maintain as much facial range of movement as possible.
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Because of the intense interest in getting [Covid-19] conquered, we will put the scientific clout and money and resources behind finding antivirals that have prophylactic or preventive characteristics that can be used in addition to [vaccines].
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Other factors included coating walls inside homes with long-lasting pesticides, prophylactic treatment of pregnant women and young children during malaria seasons, new rapid malaria tests and treatment using compounds based artemisinin, which comes from wormwood plants.
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But for women who chose so-called contralateral prophylactic mastectomy, the odds of death from breast cancer or from any cause were no different than those of women who just removed the tumor or the affected breast.
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And casting the investigation, from the beginning, as a political witch hunt is a prophylactic measure meant to ensure that no matter what the investigation finds, it will not be interpreted as grounds for impeachment or removal.
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Even in the absence of an obvious quid pro quo, the lawsuit maintains that the emoluments clauses are a "prophylactic" rule: presidents must steer clear of entanglements creating the perception of influence by a foreign or domestic actor.
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Mark Foster of Zuckerman Spaeder and law professor Thomas Morgan of Georgetown said a conflict waiver would be a smart prophylactic but D.C. ethics lawyer George Clark said asking clients for unnecessary conflict waivers can be a mistake.
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According to a study funded by Public Health England and published this week in the journal The Lancet, the prophylactic use of HIV drugs could prevent a huge number of new HIV infections in high-risk gay men.
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The Unique Pull condom, a latex-free prophylactic that a friend swears is leagues beyond polyurethane or polyisoprene options, notes on its website that it's been approved by regulatory bodies around the world, including in Canada and Australia.
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According to research by the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales, new HIV infections among Australian-born gay and bisexual men fell by almost 2000 percent following the mass introduction of PrEP, an oral prophylactic.
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This leads to confusion for patients regarding if they should take serious prophylactic measures such as a double mastectomy and/or removal of ovaries to prevent cancer, as actress Angelina Jolie did when she found she had the mutation.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN, Oct 0.73 - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The company on Wednesday said it had received the approval for Hemophilia A treatment Jivi for routine prophylactic treatment in Canada.
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Just as we keep EPI-pens on hand for potential life threatening allergic reactions or emergency contraception for when a condom breaks, we should start seeing it as a prophylactic drug that deserves a place in our medicine cabinets.
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Japanese biopharmaceutical firm Anges Inc said on Tuesday it and partner Osaka University had completed development of a prophylactic DNA vaccine against the new coronavirus and that it would begin testing it in animals soon.
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It took me a couple of years after the diagnosis to start looking into a prophylactic mastectomy and reconstructive surgery; I was busy going to business school and was in a rotational program after that put me in different cities.
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"And at the end he takes the gag out of my mouth and he said, &aposSorry for the prophylactic,&apos so he had gagged me with a condom," further alleged Sorvino, who did not name the casting director or movie.
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Image: NOAA Fisheries"We don't actually have a diagnosed pathology other than malnutrition for J-50, so the treatment with antibiotics at this time is prophylactic," or preventive, Sheila Thornton, a research scientist with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, told the CBC.
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" Per a press release, engineers spent seven years developing the LELO HEX condoms, which integrate 350 hexagons throughout the inside for what inventor-founder Filip Sedic boasts is a "lightweight and incredibly strong" prophylactic that reduces "the chances of slippage.
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When a woman has a higher than normal risk of developing a cancer in the opposite breast - because she carries a BRCA mutation or has received previous radiation for Hodgkin's disease — a prophylactic mastectomy of the opposite breast may be recommended.
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Noted Standing near an ice sculpture of a phallus encased in a condom, Charlie Sheen took the stage at an event on Monday evening in Manhattan to help introduce a prophylactic called HEX from a Swedish luxury sex-toy brand.
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The 100,000 Genomes Project makes a clear distinction between gene variants that you can take action on (such as BRCA, where you can have enhanced screening or prophylactic surgery if you carry a high-risk variant) and those that you can't.
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Brian Moore, a longtime executive at DonJoy, which manufactures braces, said he believed the practice of prophylactic bracing began in the early 1990s, though it did not gain traction at the highest level of college football until later that decade.
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The aim is to choke off misinformation so it doesn't enter the public discourse with the same force that it might have, and — ideally anyway — to act as a prophylactic that scares loose-tongued lawmakers out of making false claims.
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There was Anthony Fauci at the National Institutes of Health, who emerges as a key figure in moving the science forward alongside activists, but whose stubborn refusal to permit an off-label prophylactic treatment for pneumonia led to countless premature deaths.
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But instead, we have this kind of prophylactic reflex where we just didn't want to look at it, and that was true of the scientists, it was true of the journalists, and I felt there was this huge, epic story to tell.
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There are various drugs for the prophylactic treatment of chronic migraine, but the study's lead author, Dr. Eva Bruloy, a plastic surgeon at the University Hospital of Amiens-Picardie in France, said they have more, and more severe, side effects than Botox.
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As well as a universal influenza vaccine, Vaccitech has a prostate cancer therapeutic in development; a Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) prophylactic; a Human Papillomavirus (HPV) therapeutic; a Hepatitis B (HBV) therapeutic; and another infectious disease asset which it says is in late preclinical development.
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We concluded that in the face of a severe influenza pandemic, non-pharmaceutical interventions should be considered to complement vaccines, prophylactic medication and treatment — though only as a last resort and only for a highly lethal infection because they are extremely disruptive to society.
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The lawsuit was filed in August after some 12,000 Aetna customers nationwide received letters mailed in July that accidentally revealed their HIV status through the windows of the envelopes, indicating they were taking either HIV medications or PrEP, a pre-exposure prophylactic that prevents HIV.
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A government panel issued draft recommendations Tuesday stating that anyone at high risk of contracting the HIV virus should receive a daily prophylactic pill, called PrEP, that's been shown to reduce HIV transmission via sex by up to 90% and via drug needles by up to 70%.
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They designed the Emoluments Clauses as a prophylactic measure to prevent actual corruption and the specter of corruption — where a foreign power (or a domestic government) buys favorable policy decisions by engaging with the head of the executive branch commercially, outside the normal avenues of state.
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The warnings also state that the tests should not substitute for visiting a doctor, and that tests confirming the results must be carried out before making medical decisions on treatment, such as anti-hormone therapies, or on prophylactic options like mastectomy or removal of the ovaries.
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What's next: Eisner says the drug has entered or is entering other trials to test in people younger than 12 years old, in patients hospitalized with severe flu already, whether it could prevent the transmission of flu and if it could be used as a post-exposure prophylactic.
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Work just published in Nature Medicine by Wei Xinzhu and Rasmus Nielsen of the University of California, Berkeley, though, confirms the suggestion that tinkering with CCR5 of those who are not ill, as a prophylactic against the chance that they might one day encounter HIV, is a bad idea.
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Grindr, a dating app for gay men, routinely conducts surveys among its users about various health-related issues, like pre-exposure prophylactic drugs (PrEP) that prevent the transmission of H.I.V. In December, Grindr partnered with the San Francisco AIDS Foundation to collect information from willing users about PrEP.
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Related: Why I Did Genetic Testing For Breast Cancer More specifically, the researchers found that in 2002, about 4% of women diagnosed with breast cancer opted to have a contralateral prophylactic mastectomy (CPM), where both breasts are removed, even if the woman only has cancer in one breast.
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"There's a potential that they could be used prophylactically, which means when you look at a high-risk patient population — healthcare workers, family members of COVID-19 patients — those could be the targeted groups for a prophylactic antibody, which would essentially protect that person from being infected," Dunn said.
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Using an approach the lab called PAC-MAN (Prophylactic Antiviral Crispr in huMAN cells), the idea was to attack the coronavirus by directing a Crispr torpedo at it, attacking the virus's genetic makeup that allows it to penetrate human cells and then use the cell's machinery to self-replicate.
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During the recent Hudson Valley visit, there was much spritzing from a small bottle of lavender and thyme oil, a product she picked up from Catherine Deneuve, and which she pressed into a visitor's hands as a prophylactic against the germs of other passengers on the train home.
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He's setting himself the difficult task of asking the reader to cut through numerous layers of prophylactic irony — the unnamed narrator protecting himself, as an insecure aspiring writer; the author operating within the limited skill set of his narrator — to access some deeper emotional truth about these characters.
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In 2013, at 63 years old, the actress and director penned an op-ed for the New York Times about her decision to have a prophylactic double mastectomy after discovering she had the BRCA1 mutation that could lead to breast cancer, which caused her mother to pass away at 56.
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Beyond the clear risks of degrading latex condoms with oil-based lubes, or causing problems for the condom or rectum with products not intended for sexual usage, Matt Mandell, the owner of prophylactic superstore Condomania, has observed that the rectum seems to absorb water-based lubes, making them rapidly ineffective at reducing friction.
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Both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Society of Breast Surgeons recommend against the practice, called contralateral prophylactic mastectomy, unless a woman is at unusually high risk for a new cancer because of a condition like increased genetic risk, such as a mutation in the BRCA20043 or BRCA22004 genes.
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"I'm hopeful (the expanded approval) will greatly increase the number of people receiving prophylactic treatment, because one of the major reasons that some people don't do prophylaxis is it's just too burdensome, too challenging to do," Dr. Gallia Levy, head of Roche's Hemlibra program, told Reuters in an interview prior to the FDA approval.
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He has called Clegg an "idle bum" and a "wobbling jelly of indecision," but in 2014 he took things to a weirder and even more personal level: "He's there to serve a very important ceremonial function as David Cameron's lapdog-cum-prophylactic protection device for all the difficult things that David Cameron has to do," he said.
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As in the cases of antibiotics and neglected tropical diseases, there is little incentive for private pharmaceutical firms to create the low-cost generics that could ensure broad-based access to prophylactic HIV treatment because there is little profit to made from the most at-risk populations who happen to be the least able to pay.
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State athletic commissions continued bringing MMA under its purview, fighters strutted to the ring in t-shirts with screen-printed logos for tire and prophylactic companies looking to get in on a growing a sport, the UFC was the darling of Spike TV, and rival promotions like Elite XC and the IFL had made their own inroads.
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"I think they did a really good job in presenting the evidence in a very cautious, guarded, measured way, and they say, 'this is an opportunity,' basically, 'but let's look at this very carefully and from a prophylactic perspective'," said Dr. Roger Clemens of the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy in Los Angeles, in a phone interview.
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Other recommendations directed to women at higher risk for problems included calcium to prevent pre-eclampsia; vitamin A to prevent night blindness; deworming drugs; and prophylactic doses of drugs to prevent malaria or H.I.V. The W.H.O. also recommended a spate of home remedies, like bran for constipation, compression stockings for leg swelling, antacids for heartburn and exercise or acupuncture for back pain.
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An influential government task force has drafted a recommendation that would for the first time urge doctors to offer a daily prophylactic pill to patients who are at risk for contracting H.I.V. The recommendation would include all men and women whose sexual behavior, sex partners or drug use place them at high risk of contracting the virus that causes AIDS.
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The rules, agreed by EU ambassadors, limit the prophylactic use of antibiotics for animals that are not yet sick and provide clearer guidelines to countries outside the EU. Non-EU farmers will be prohibited from using antibiotics to cultivate larger animals, which is still a common practice but banned in the European Union, if they want to sell in the bloc.
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Editas Medicine Inc: * EDITAS MEDICINE REPORTS DATA DEMONSTRATING SUBRETINAL INJECTION OF EDIT-101 WELL-TOLERATED IN NON-HUMAN PRIMATES * EDITAS MEDICINE INC - BOTH EDIT-101 AND VIR-067 WERE WELL TOLERATED IN ANIMALS TREATED WITH PROPHYLACTIC STEROIDS * EDITAS MEDICINE INC - EDITAS MEDICINE AIMS TO FILE AN INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUG (IND) APPLICATION FOR EDIT-101 BY MID-2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The FDA's approval process is known for interacting with the patent system in ways that incentivize the funding of trials in search of cures, rather than prophylactic measures; a pill that might squeeze a few more months of life from a terminally ill cancer patient is more likely to receive funding for clinical trials than, say, a cream that prevents skin cancer—and more likely to receive FDA approval.
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But how you stop this then gets to the prophylactic measures, which would be to harden voting procedures, harden them from meddling, sensitizing officials for signs of meddling, and measures that they should take at the local, regional, and state levels to assure the integrity of the electoral process What one does with respect to disinformation, this has always existed, but with new technologies it's exponentially more effective to do and harder to counter.
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Since that initial report in the Russian independent paper Novaya Gazeta (which called the persecution part of a government-ordered "prophylactic sweep" against homosexuals protesting for equal rights throughout the Russian Republic), stories have circulated that the Chechen government has ordered "protective cleansing" of the country and continued to subject men in the country to violent interrogations designed to make them confess to their homosexuality and give up the identities of other LGBT people in the country.
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