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Meanings of early treatment in English

Attempt to fix a problem before it becomes bad.

Usage of early treatment in English
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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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Based on two treatment RCTs, early treatment reduces the risk of progression.
Pubmed
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Current guidelines recommend early treatment, even though we didn't have the proof.
The Guardian
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Therefore, a reasonable selection strategy for early treatment is urgently needed.
Pubmed
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Their main reason for testing was to initiate early treatment in the future.
Pubmed
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Recent research has shown the value of early treatment of glaucoma.
Pubmed
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New evidence suggests early treatment based on this principle, significantly reduces these impacts.
Pubmed
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The presence of a fertility doctor in a clinic may prevent early treatment.
Pubmed
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Acute HIV was seldom diagnosed, representing missed opportunities for early treatment and prevention.
Pubmed
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It's just all happening so fast. He added early treatment could be lifesaving.
News.com.au
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Measurement of these parameters may facilitate early treatment choice in patients with SIAD.
Pubmed
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Prompt diagnosis of hypofibrinogenemia allows for early treatment with cryoprecipitate or fibrinogen concentrate.
Pubmed
This collocation consists of:
Early treatment through the time
Early treatment across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare