The political regimen is presidential.

Seamless integration of curative, preventive and promotional aspects.

Ant bites are often said to have curative properties.

Access for Palestinians to preventative and curative health services remained good overall.

Regimen, commonly called dietetics, prescribed a lifestyle designed to keep people healthy.

As a result, most modern cultures encourage a daily personal hygiene regimen.

Hishe presents himself to these medicine men in dreams and hallucinations, giving them curative power.

In at least 90 of cases, removal of the enlarged node is curative with no further complications.

On average, the studies found that 74.4 of the curative outcomes were successful, falling short of the WHO s 85 target.

Therefore, Novolog given by injection should normally be used in a regimen with long acting or intermediate insulin.

Diarrhoeal disease is best tackled, for example, through preventive and curative interventions involving inputs from the health, education, nutrition and WASH sectors.

In order to prevent transplant rejection and subsequent damage to the new lung or lungs, patients must take a regimen of immunosuppressive drugs.

Therefore, being the regimen one of communion good, each one of the spouses has right to half of the said property or assets.

Regarding the administration of the couple's assets, Law will hand this over to the husband, except where there exists a separation of goods regimen.

Dissolved the marriage, by divorce or death, the part of the conjugal assets is done in accordance with the regimen of goods obtained during marriage.

The precise treatment intent (curative, adjuvant, neoadjuvant, therapeutic, or palliative) will depend on the tumor type, location, and stage, as well as the general health of the patient.

(c) To adopt all appropriate positive measures, to the maximum of the resources allocated for this purpose, to promote effective access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies

(c) To adopt all appropriate positive measures, to the maximum of the resources allocated for this purpose, to promote effective access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies

Fringer says Thailand shares Myanmar's shame as Thai leaders are not making a stand against the ruling regimen in Myanmar and their handling of the protests by monks and civilians.

A lung transplant is a major operation, and following the transplant, the patient must be willing to adhere to a lifetime regimen of medications as well as continuing medical care.

Given productivity constraints, redistribution is only palliative, not curative. To address the problem requires investing in inclusion, endowing people with skills, and connecting them to the inputs and networks that can make them productive.

On average, the studies found that 74.4 of the curative outcomes were successful, falling short of the WHO s 85 target. Patients were treated unsuccessfully 12.3 of the time, and 6.8 of treated patients died.

For high altitude climbers, a typical acclimatization regimen might be to stay a few days at a base camp, climb up to a higher camp (slowly), and then return to base camp.

The issue is less whether any such diet works in general (though some of them are actually unhealthy) than whether more than a few individuals can follow such a regimen over the long term.

The Working Group notes that Wang Shimai was detained for more than 3 years Tony Bin Van Tran for 5½ years and Peter Qasim for more than 6½ years, in a regimen of administrative detention.

(b) To adopt and implement legislation or other measures, in accordance with applicable international law, including international agreements acceded to, to safeguard access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies from any limitations by third parties

But with the current regimen of credit austerity, imposed to contain economic overheating and inflationary pressure, making conditions for SMEs worse, the financial sector the least reformed sector in China now is suffocating the beating heart of the country s economic dynamism.

This underscores the need for a determined regimen to treat TB today, as well as a more complex strategy to control the disease, one which cures as many cases as possible, prevents acquired drug resistance and decreases the transmission of infection.

Another question that should not be forgotten is the attribution of food pensions to women, and the right to adoption there should, also, be an in depth study about how to treat factual unions and what best legal regimen to give them

Inheritance Rights are a set of legal rules that deal with the regimen of transmission of assets of single individuals, or either, a set of rules regulating how the assets that belonged to a deceased person should be transmitted to third parties.

The Ad Hoc Committee shall identify and examine, without limitation and without prejudice, any specifics topics or proposals, which could include confidence building or transparency measures, general principles, treaty commitments and the elaboration of a regimen capable of preventing an arms race in outer space.

women who have children under the age of one and a half are transferred to another job when the work they are doing is contraindicated for a breast feeding mother or does not accommodate a feeding regimen, until the child reaches the age of one and a half, with their average monthly wage remaining that of the previous job.

Poor adherence to the therapeutic regimen, improper prescribing by clinicians, and drug interactions or malabsorption can result in partial suppression of bacterial growth and the emergence of resistant organisms. Once this resistance develops, treatment is compromised, further resistance can evolve, and resistant organisms can be transmitted to other people, leading to primary drug resistance that may fail to respond to standard therapy.