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So we enter the post-crisis era without any settled view on the right macro policy for either recovery or
prevention
of future meltdowns.
At a time of deepening inequality, the primary challenge France faces is to shift its focus from damage control to damage
prevention.
It seems to me that after all the good and bad experiences America has had in the 20th century, it should understand that the most effective, most ethical, and in the end, the least expensive way of dealing with these challenges is to invest all its intellectual potential and a significant share of its material strength into what I call "security
prevention"
.
Furthermore, the understanding generated by social choice theorists’ study of group decisions has helped some research that is not directly a part of social choice theory – for example, on the forms and consequences of gender inequality, or on the causation and
prevention
of famines.
Where such damage looms as a threat, early
prevention
is required.
And EU President Herman van Rompuy is preparing a framework for enhanced fiscal surveillance, prevention, and resolution.
In many parts of the world, the grassroots organizations providing family-planning services, maternal and child health care, HIV/AIDS prevention, and malaria treatment often represent the first and only line of defense for pregnant women at risk of complications.
In order to offset this, the WHO has identified six policies – encapsulated in the acronym MPOWER – that can stamp out the tobacco epidemic: Monitor tobacco use and
prevention
policies; protect people from tobacco smoke; offer help to quit tobacco use; warn people about the dangers of tobacco; enforce bans on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship; and raise taxes on tobacco.
Thanks to the Venetian central bank’s reliable
prevention
of V$ depreciation, confidence in the currency continues to grow, creating a virtuous cycle.
Opportunities for
prevention
of both diseases must be exploited simultaneously, requiring close co-operation between TB and AIDS control programs.
In 2013, for example, the Carlos Slim Foundation conducted a rigorous baseline assessment at eight primary-care clinics to understand the state of diabetes
prevention
and treatment.
Based on the data gathered during the study, the Foundation piloted what is known as the CASALUD model to improve screening, treatment, and
prevention
using low-cost, user-friendly devices that can measure a range of relevant vital signs, including blood glucose levels.
In Brazil, for example, we are working closely with key local organizations, including the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, to improve disease
prevention
– with a focus on helping mothers who were diagnosed with gestational diabetes while pregnant and are now at risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Without prevention, they have no options if they get sick.
Without changes in
prevention
and control, deaths from cervical cancer worldwide are projected to rise almost two-fold by 2030, to more than 430,000 per year.
At the same time, more scientific expertise must be devoted to analyzing the shared data and providing new ideas about
prevention
and treatment.
The world needs a flexible, adaptive, ethical, and transparent approach to treatment and
prevention
that allows for rapid decision-making in the development phase and effective coordination in the deployment phase.
Effective budgeting for potential or ongoing conflict is best achieved by emphasizing
prevention.
The higher productivity that would result, say, from building a school rather than a jail, would improve citizens’ wellbeing, thereby reducing the need to invest in violence
prevention.
In this context,
prevention
strategies are crucial.
Health Express achieves this by training local physicians in
prevention
and treatment of infectious diseases and educating primary and middle-school students on health and hygiene via a traveling caravan that moves from school to school.
With education and prevention, capacity-building, and new kinds of partnerships, we can continue to improve access to health care in Xinjiang and beyond, boosting well-being throughout the developing world.
There are three preconditions that Europe and the United States must meet to ensure the
prevention
of such a scenario.
To avert this outcome, we must invest more in innovative public-private partnerships like GAVI, the Medicines for Malaria Venture, and the Wellcome Trust, all of which are working to develop new
prevention
and treatment tools.
The Council needs to devote less rhetoric and more formal process to conflict and crisis prevention, with improved early-warning and briefing mechanisms.
The brain’s response to stress does not necessarily constitute “damage” per se and is amenable to reversal as well as
prevention
by treatments that include drugs, exercise, diet, and social support.
Humility, rigorous procedures, the
prevention
of conflicts of interest, an ability to acknowledge mistakes and, yes, punishment of fraudulent behavior are needed to regain citizens’ trust.
When it comes to climate risk, an ounce of
prevention
is worth a pound of cure.
And, on big global issues like climate change, organized crime, trade, and
prevention
of atrocities, the absence of the US as a policy catalyst and active negotiator will be quickly and keenly felt.
The
prevention
of threats, along with law enforcement that involves prosecuting offenders, are crucial responsibilities, but they do not require, as a matter of principle, ever-newer security laws.
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