Meanings of target prevention in English

Background: Global, regional, and national estimates of prevalence of and tends in infertility are needed to target prevention and treatment efforts.

Lieu and colleagues hope that by identifying clusters of people who refuse to vaccinate their children or refuse certain shots, researchers can target prevention efforts.

Identification of biomarkers that underpin dysglycemia are needed for better- targeted prevention and treatment.

Targeted prevention strategies for DC should mostly focus on the period following the insertion.

These findings have important implications for identifying at-risk travelers and properly targeting prevention messages.

Different mental disorders are linked to violence via different core explanations, suggesting multiple- targeted prevention strategies.

These findings will help to guide development of targeted prevention and control measures in the elderly.

Combined with analyses of vector-borne structural risk, they should allow designing efficient and targeted prevention measures.

Background: Early identification of ambulatory persons at high short-term risk of death could benefit targeted prevention.

Incident infections provide important information for targeting prevention strategies and the opportunity to interrupt ongoing viral transmission.

They add that " targeted prevention messages" are called for.

Early detection and subsequent targeted prevention and intervention may reduce the lifecourse burden associated with higher blood pressure.

Elucidating the implications of contextual variation for early identification and targeted prevention is an important area for future research.

However, whether screening for pre-frailty and frailty and targeted prevention strategies improve outcomes needs to be shown in future studies.

Our findings provide evidence to implement targeted prevention strategies where they are needed most: the victims of premature adverse experiences.

Conclusions: Subgroups of transplantation recipients have a high absolute risk of some cancers and may benefit from targeted prevention or screening.