Disease relevance of Preventive Medicine

• The potential implications of this observation for the prevention and management of age-related bone loss are important for preventive medicine and indicate a new, important source of dietary Ca for lactose intolerant individuals [1].
• The complete set of cases is presented in this supplement to the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. This preventive medicine teaching case discusses the concepts of diagnostic test evaluation, prevention, and screening using the example of colorectal cancer screening [2].
• Communicable disease control and preventive medicine programs are implemented through this System. The National Syphilis Control Program is described briefly as an example of a successful control program for sexually transmitted disease [3].
• Vitamin C as a preventive medicine against common colds in children [4].
• Folate in preventive medicine: a new role in cardiovascular disease, neural tube defects and cancer [5].

Psychiatry related information on Preventive Medicine

• Primary prevention of dementia and Alzheimer disease can take either a public health or high-risk preventive medicine approach [6].

High impact information on Preventive Medicine

• Specifically, the phenotypic expression of IgE-mediated disorders, which appears regulated by multiple genetic factors and modulated by environmental experiences (allergen exposure, infection, and smoking), has been a target for preventive medicine since the 1920s when dietary intervention was espoused in infancy [7].
• These results suggest that dietary taurine supplement could protect rats from the lead-induced impairments of synaptic plasticity and might be a preventive medicine to cure the cognitive deficits induced by lead [8].
• OBJECTIVES: To compare the current practice of preventive medicine in British Columbia with the recommendations of the Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health Examination [9].
• Preventive medicine for HIV-infected patients: an analysis of isoniazid prophylaxis for tuberculin reactors and for anergic patients [10].
• I prepared a model set of objectives for occupational medicine under the auspices and with the endorsement of the American College of Preventive Medicine. Further evaluation can refine the objectives, implement use of the objectives in formal training programs, and assess the utility of the format for other preventive medicine specialties [11].

Chemical compound and disease context of Preventive Medicine

• The inverse relationship between the incidence of ovarian cancer and serum vitamin A and serum total cholesterol concentrations may have distinct implications for preventive medicine and public health [12].

Biological context of Preventive Medicine

• Carrying out the Medicine/Public Health Initiative: the roles of preventive medicine and community-responsive care [13].
• Future studies of the signal transduction pathways of the ER alpha (alpha)- and beta (beta)-SERM complexes hold the promise of new drug discoveries and a menu of preventive medicine in clinical practice [14].
• Validity of NBME Part I and Part II scores for selection of residents in orthopaedic surgery, dermatology, and preventive medicine [15].

Associations of Preventive Medicine with chemical compounds

• Carnitine: an overview of its role in preventive medicine [16].
• OBJECTIVES: Genetic tests for nicotine addiction susceptibility may someday offer preventive medicine specialists new tools to reduce smoking among adolescents [17].
• It is considered that serum BHB concentrations are worthy of further investigation as a parameter for inclusion in preventive medicine monitoring schemes for commercial dairy herds [18].
• Role of folate in preventive medicine [19].
• As a clear correlation exists between serum cholesterol and cardiovascular risk, statins have become increasingly important in current preventive medicine [20].

Gene context of Preventive Medicine

• Further work is in hand to compare doctors' CQI scores with scores based on performance indicators constructed from routine NHS data on prescribing and preventive medicine [21].
• CONCLUSIONS: Deaf and hard-of-hearing persons appear to have unique knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors regarding preventive medicine, and their attitudes are influenced by their personal experiences with physicians [22].
• Dr. James M. Watson of Falmouth, Massachusetts: preventive medicine on Cape Cod [23].
• The maximum costs for examination and therapy amount to ATS 10,700,000, thus giving a minimum saving of ATS 3,900,000 in favor of preventive medicine [24].
• Therefore, the PHC package of education, nutrition, preventive medicine and treatment of the most common diseases and injuries is sometimes regarded as the most beneficial application of scarce resources [25].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Preventive Medicine

• The study investigated the responsiveness of a recombinant Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast strain to screen estrogen-like chemicals in order to use it as a first level short-term bioassay for environmental preventive medicine purposes [26].

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