prevention
This is a list of how often and where the term 'prevention' appears in the book The Global Nomad's Guide to University Transition.
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Chapter 4:
Fish Out of Water
"...when the daylight hours are shortened. Be sure to get plenty of exercise and exposure to sunlight, particularly when the winter blues set in. With a doctor’s supervision photo therapy with light boxes which provide illumination similar to the sun’s light can be used for treatment as well as prevention.
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Chapter 8:
Practically Speaking
"...They are many programs, classes and workshops available to college students either through their communities or their universities that teach self-defense for women. Some programs, such as the RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) includes awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance as well as options to use during a confrontation or attack. The Rape Aggression Defense System is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women. RAD courses can be found by inquiring at any local U.S. police station. Their website, listed in the ..."
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"... infection can also be spread through contact with blood during sexual activity. Not all STDs can be cured, but all can be prevented.
- prevention of STDs -
The best way to prevent STDs is to avoid sexual contact with others. According to eMedicineHealth.com if people decide to become ..."
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"... partners.
▪ Correctly and consistently use a male latex condom, even if you are using a spermicidal. The spermicidal nonoxynol-9, once thought to protect against STDs as well as to prevent pregnancy, has been proven to be ineffective for disease prevention. Do not rely on it.
▪ Have ..."
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Chapter 9:
Health and Welfare
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"... fitness centers to help you reach your fitness goals. Take advantage of what the school has put in place for you to enjoy.
- Stress prevention and Time Management -
Stress, a major component in the life of a college student, if left unchecked can lead to depression, fatigue or physical ..."