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Meanings of early intervention in anglès

Attempt to fix a problem before it becomes bad.

Synonyms
Examples for "early treatment"
Examples for "early treatment"
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Several recent studies have shown that early treatment can keep patients healthier.
Reuters
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Conclusions: Fournier gangrene is associated with high mortality despite appropriate early treatment.
Pubmed
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Objective: To assess the effectiveness of early treatment for amblyopia in children.
Pubmed
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Interventions aimed at prevention or early treatment need to focus on youth.
Pubmed
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The study results will aid in deciding on the optimum early treatment.
Pubmed
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I've seen how good early prevention and early detection is, he says.
News.com.au
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Health professionals should identify disabled patients at risk and provide early prevention guidance.
Pubmed
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Physicians should pay special attention to the early prevention of damage in these two systems.
Pubmed
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They signal the need for early prevention of adverse cardiovascular disease risks in later life.
Pubmed
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The treatment of the established vasculopathy is disappointing, so the primary effort should be directed toward early prevention and diagnosis.
Pubmed
Usage of early intervention in anglès
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Outcomes were related to age-relevant health issues, including prevention and early intervention.
Pubmed
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Our government remains committed to investing in prevention and early intervention programmes.
The South African
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Both questions bear on the larger issue of early intervention in schizophrenia.
Pubmed
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Family screening can lead to early intervention, prophylaxis, and appropriate genetic counseling.
Pubmed
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Little says the government has made key changes focused on early intervention.
Radio NZ
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Diagnosis and early intervention appears to be justified in this age group.
Pubmed
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It's not clear why these children were not recommended for early intervention.
Reuters
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The emphasis will be on early intervention and prevention for young people.
The Irish Times
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The pair said early intervention was a means of treating the condition.
BBC
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The wills should ensure authorities get powers for early intervention, it added.
Reuters
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They may be a target for early intervention and prevention of depression.
Pubmed
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Since 2010, the government has cut funding for early intervention year after year.
The Guardian
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Mr Reynolds said research indicated early intervention was best for children with disabilities.
Radio NZ
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It would also allow early intervention where children were at risk, she said.
The Irish Times
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The solutions required early intervention at a local level, he said.
Radio NZ
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However, there is evidence that early intervention can reduce this risk.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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