Examples of using Reducing mortality in English and their translations into Russian
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Policies aimed at reducing mortality.
Reducing mortality caused by coronary and cerebral blood vessels;
Providing health services, preventing disease and reducing mortality.
Reducing mortality, especially maternal and child mortality; .
As for lung cancer, primary prevention plays a key role in reducing mortality.
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Reducing mortality, morbidity and malnutrition through multisectoral interventions;
Screening plays a key role in reducing mortality and morbidity through early detection and treatment.
Reducing mortality among infants, especially newborns, has proved a greater challenge.
Among the countries responding to the Seventh Inquiry,64 have adopted quantitative targets for reducing mortality.
The State has thus initiated policies aimed at significantly reducing mortality in children under 1 and under 5 years of age.
Another major policy focus in the work of the commissions related to health services,preventing disease and reducing mortality.
Despite the fact that much progress has been made in reducing mortality from disasters, much remains to be done.
Improving health and reducing mortality is a major objective of development, as the Millennium Development Goals make plain.
In this systematic review, data from 13 studies suggest that low molecular weight heparin is superior to unfractionated heparin in reducing mortality.
WHO has implemented emergency programmes aimed at reducing mortality and morbidity by improving access to basic health services.
Investments in better health, including reproductive health,are essential for individual security and for reducing mortality and morbidity.
This is achieved by reducing mortality from the major causes: from diseases of the circulatory system 1.9%, malignant tumors by 33%, accidents, injuries and poisoning- by 23.1.
The Belarussian poster described the periodic medical(dispensary)examinations of the population as the basis for activities aimed at improving health and reducing mortality.
Mr. Onishenko(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): Protecting the health of the population and reducing mortality are among the most important areas of State policy for the Russian Federation.
Their scientific work attests an important andfruitful role that non-governmental organizations have played in improving health and reducing mortality.
Effectively combating viral hepatitis produces public health benefits by reducing mortality and improving health and well-being in affected communities.
However, Governments characterize levels of mortality as“acceptable”, given the level of medical technology andthe resources available for reducing mortality.
Progress continues in reducing mortality for children under the age of 5, but it is not yet sufficient to achieve Millennium Development Goal 4.
Even a small percentage increase of health sector budgets put towards prevention can potentially have a very large impact on reducing mortality and improving health outcomes.
The programme has helped to decrease child mortality by reducing mortality due to diarrhoea by roughly 47 per cent in the post-natal period and by 69 per cent in the juvenile period.
Maternal/child/family and reproductive health:The Association contributes to improving the health condition of mothers and children, reducing mortality and such scourges as AIDS.
As with the progress made among developing countries in reducing mortality and fertility rates, the positive achievements made in increasing public expenditures for the social sectors must be qualified.
For example, AIDS and other emerging diseases in some countries, and economic andpolitical dislocations in others, have reversed past progress in improving health and reducing mortality.
Similarly, the growing consumption of tobacco,alcohol and drugs may hamper future progress in reducing mortality and morbidity, particularly among populations unreached by health education.