preventive
प्रतिबंधात्मक
definition
noun
But don't expect that to stop drug companies from hyping their cholesterol lowering products as preventives for breast cancer.
a medicine or other treatment designed to stop disease or ill health from occurring.
adjective
preventive medicine
designed to keep something undesirable such as illness, harm, or accidents from occurring.
translation of 'preventive'
प्रतिबंधक
example
Are we sure that the balance sheet of 'preventive' activity really offers more good than harm?
Hence the antibiotic may be useful as a 'preventive' as well as a treatment.
Since you have already been tested, ask your neurologist about 'preventive' medication.
Once errors are recognised their causes must be analysed so that 'preventive' measures can be applied.
One dose can often bring instant relief, and you can take these herbs every day as a 'preventive' .
You will not become addicted to 'preventive' medicines for asthma, even if you use them for many years.
Active tuberculosis must be excluded before beginning 'preventive' therapy.
Soldiers must take 'preventive' measures and be trained to detect signs of illness in colleagues.
Lord Justice May said the police were entitled to take 'preventive' measures to avoid breaches of the peace.
Hop Sing had told him how effective they could be as a 'preventive' against disease.
For years, businesses have sold shark cartilage as a cancer cure or 'preventive' .
The effect of 'preventive' measures on the incidence of ankle sprains.
However, there have been no clinical trials of 'preventive' therapy in HIV positive children.
Of course a wedding is no guarantee one won't leave in the future, but it can be a 'preventive' .
There are some important 'preventive' measures that can be done to avoid a recurrent stroke.
Health authorities initiated 'preventive' measures to prevent infectious diseases, if any.
For a period of time, a lot of people took this as theoretically a heart disease 'preventive' .
Until recently there were only two kinds of medical activity: 'preventive' and curative.
He had a varied and successful career in public health, where a particular interest was 'preventive' medicine.
We are entering a new era in 'preventive' medicine, which focuses on diet as a means to health.
The one area of food writing that remained substantially the same was that concerned with books addressing diet as 'preventive' .
However, the efficacy of 'preventive' therapy in this group has not been demonstrated.
In addition, an aspirin a day may be an excellent 'preventive' for those at risk of a heart attack.
Now the cheapest drug in the pharmacy appears to be gaining ground as a major cancer 'preventive' .
In fact, to be most effective, feverfew should be used on a regular basis as a 'preventive' .
It is now available homeopathically and in various preparations as an asthma 'preventive' .
He took his discharge there and worked in a mission hospital, an experience that led him to take up 'preventive' medicine.
The world's best nausea 'preventive' , ginger also is useful in treating arthritis.
Wider community education is required as a primary 'preventive' measure.
In some countries, junior students provided 'preventive' health care directly to underserved populations.
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