Примеры использования Prevention services на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Target: 90% access to tailored prevention services.
Establishing of prevention services in high-profile events which would shorten response time.
Similar innovations are needed in delivering prevention services.
Discussions with IDUs using prevention services were conducted in Russian by Anya Sarang.
Further, prisoners in several countries now receive HIV prevention services.
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The agency offers specific support and prevention services for children, youths and adults.
Worldwide, less than one person in five has access to basic HIV prevention services.
Volunteers also delivered prevention services at eight service outlets across the country.
Such evidence has prompted some countries to move towards introducing HIV prevention services in prisons.
Apart from prevention services, pregnant teenagers will receive more intensive help.
Globally, fewer than one in five people at risk of infection has access to basic prevention services.
Women's right to access quality HIV prevention services was hindered, as they did not respond to women's needs.
Globally, most of those people face extreme discrimination andlack meaningful access to HIV prevention services.
Participants discussed the need for diversification of HIV prevention services for IDUs, including substitution treatment.
Globally, only 9 per cent of men who have sex with men currently have access to HIV prevention services.
Primary prevention services for women represent the most effective strategy for reducing the number of infants infected with HIV.
The new strategic plan describes programming priorities in order to achieve universal access to prevention services.
Much progress has been made in expanding HIV prevention services for key populations, even though significant gaps remain.
The AIDS centre provides not only antiretroviral therapy, but also a full range of specialized medical care and HIV prevention services.
In connection with mother-to-child transmission,we want basic prevention services to be available countrywide, with universal access.
The first goal provides for the continued safeguarding of the health of society by promoting health and providing prevention services.
For example, HIV/AIDS prevention services can function as an"entry door" into drug treatment through motivation and referral.
During 2010, UN HIV/AIDS Programme initiated the agenda for rapid access of young women and girls to HIV/AIDS prevention services.
Planning for old age implies putting in place diagnostic and prevention services at the primary healthcare level long before ageing sets in.
Other HIV prevention services that are recommended by the United Nations among people who inject drugs remain limited in their coverage and intensity.
They pledged their determination to achieve the goal of universal access to comprehensive HIV prevention services, treatment, care and support by 2010.
It is worrying that basic prevention services and indeed knowledge of the true risks of HIV infection are not available to far too many, particularly the young.
Acute shortages of health-care professionals impede the scale-up of HIV treatment and prevention services in many countries heavily affected by the epidemic.
Increasing access to HIV prevention services could prevent more than half of all new HIV infections that would otherwise occur between now and 2015.
Partners should expand the use of comprehensive workplace programmes to deliver treatment and prevention services to workers, their families and the community at large;