Colin Farrell has checked himself into rehab as a preventative measure.
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I then use Andalou Naturals' Luminous Eye Cream as a preventative measure.
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In his ideal world, Sense would be subsidized as a preventative measure.
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It's an important conversation for couples to have as a preventative measure.
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Applegate isn't alone in viewing BRCA testing as an important preventative measure.
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The six men are being held in prison as a preventative measure.
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Plus, keeping your kids' nails short is always a good preventative measure.
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No tourist has been harmed yet, so the warning is a preventative measure.
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Washing your hands with soap for 20 seconds is a better preventative measure.
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"This is the best preventative measure we have against contracting influenza," Greenhawt said.
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He thought it was related to statins he'd been taking as a preventative measure.
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The most accessible preventative measure—therapy—is similarly fraught, even for non-offending pedophiles.
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As a final preventative measure, last week I introduced the Government Shutdown Prevention Act.
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Some 3,600 people were arrested as a preventative measure in Uttar Pradesh, police said.
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Reaching out to those in need is a simple and effective preventative measure, experts say.
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Two flu seasons after that last flu shot, I took an extremely powerful preventative measure.
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He decided, as a preventative measure, to restrict his palette to black, white, and gray.
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All doctors agree that handwashing with soap and water is a great preventative measure against illness.
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The preventative measure — which forced some businesses and schools to close — could have big economic repercussions.
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There is no other known preventative measure other than exterminating mosquitos or preventing them from biting humans.
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Another preventative measure: Once you've returned from a jaunt outside, inspect yourself and your clothing for ticks.
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Another preventative measure to protect your identity is to make sure your cell phone is password protected.
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Amazon recently implemented daily temperature screenings at the facility as an additional preventative measure, the spokesperson said.
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If you look at the other structural institutions, law enforcement, that's not really a preventative measure at all.
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The software update is a preventative measure for existing Note7 owners who have not replaced their defective devices.
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DH Victor Martinez (knee) was held out for a third straight day as a preventative measure despite hitting .
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When the central bank cuts interest rates as a preventative measure, U.S. equity markets have historically done very well.
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One preventative measure involves gargling antibacterial mouthwash for one minute after kissing or oral sex to kill gonorrhea bacteria.
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The release of the vaccines is a preventative measure, to avoid outbreaks like those seen in Yemen and Congo.
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Additionally, the Trump administration is now reconsidering the nation's stance on wearing masks in public as a preventative measure.
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NOTES: DH Victor Martinez (knee) was held out for a third straight day as a preventative measure despite hitting .
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Minerd said he believes the Fed should cut rates but make it clear that it is just a preventative measure.
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Two years later, she had her ovaries removed as a preventative measure, a move that sent her into early menopause.
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"This is a preventative measure taken to safeguard the lives of passengers and aircraft safety," Guatemala's civil aviation authority said.
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It called the action a preventative measure and did not say when CNN en Español would be back on cable systems.
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Antibiotics still play a key role in the medical world, treating bacterial infections and acting as a preventative measure before surgery.
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"It's a preventative measure in the face of widespread dissatisfaction in Venezuela," said criminal lawyer and well-known criminologist Luis Izquiel.
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But two Yale students say the product they're hawking is much more pleasant, and works better because it's a preventative measure.
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White Helmets volunteers have been disinfecting schools, IDP shelters and camps as a preventative measure against the spread of the virus.
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That's why they've taken the unusual preventative measure of encouraging their user base to form a real-life community as well.
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He made the 3-hour, 56-minute climb without any rope or other preventative measure that would break a certain death fall.
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" But, Phang added: "I did it as a preventative measure knowing that ... prosecutors may try to prove their case through my client.
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But according to new research, they might not be as beneficial as we originally thought — at least, not as a preventative measure.
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This treatment, however, tends to be most effective for people under 50 and those with minimal wrinkles and as a preventative measure.
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"As a preventative measure to protect our people, Señor Fox will never again be able to come back to Venezuela," Moncada wrote.
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Additional police have also been installed at the airport in the western city of Kisumu as a preventative measure, according to Reuters.
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The next day, the World Health Organization (WHO) prequalified the vaccine, declaring it as a safe and effective preventative measure against Ebola.
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"I felt threatened and I'm filing this petition as a preventative measure," Siddiqui, who works for France24 and other media, told Reuters.
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The reason given most often is that it is a preventative measure, imposed in anticipation of a breakdown in law and order.
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This is a clutch technique for anyone with a widening part or fine or light-colored hair — but it's also a preventative measure.
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Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, speaking alongside Selcuk, said the closure was not a break, but rather a preventative measure to protect families.
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Still, the project is an important preventative measure, as the countless attacks and acts of cultural destruction in the past year alone have proven.
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It is important to continue researching this program, Eakin said, because there is no cure for osteoarthritis, and exercise is the only proven preventative measure.
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Many government officials still pitch heterosexual monogamy as the only preventative measure against sexual transmission of HIV and consider addiction to be a moral sickness.
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The CBC reports that nobody was injured in the collision, and the walkway was dismantled on Thursday as a "preventative measure" by the Transportation Ministry.
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Prevention and treatment "The primary preventative measure is being alert and looking out and knowing you're in an area where there are snakes," said Goode.
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David Ige signed the declaration Friday as "a preventative measure" to guard against Zika, dengue fever and other diseases, his office said in a statement.
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Rape is so prevalent that many have come to expect it, even taking birth control as a preventative measure, according to an Amnesty International report.
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I've learned that a tough outward appearance, if not a preventative measure for catcalling, at least makes me feel strong, tough enough to take incoming fire.
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And at then end of last August, as a preventative measure, the DNC adopted a resolution last August saying that the party stands with BLM protesters.
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But recent reports of softer jobs data and consumer price inflation have led economists to predict that the Fed may cut rates as a preventative measure.
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Trump: 'If something happens blame' the judge Prior to the announcement, Obamacare required birth control to be covered with no co-pay as a preventative measure.
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In a statement, Cuomo says that he, along with governors in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, have decided to implement this order as a preventative measure.
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If you're still especially concerned about the spread of germs, there is another simple preventative measure you can take: Stop making unnecessary physical contact with others.
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For one, turning this sort of cloaking device on after we've been discovered by hostile aliens might not work out so well—it's more of a preventative measure.
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It's more of a preventative measure than learning the naloxone kits, which only helps to keep someone who is overdosing alive to their trip to the emergency room.
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Eastern and has achieved outsize influence under Trump's administration, is the latest TV news program to employ the preventative measure as the outbreak tears across the United States.
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Meanwhile, another preventative measure to the User Activated Soft Fork, Bitcoin Cash, said this weekend it would still go ahead with a split in bitcoin on Aug. 1.
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The president reportedly wasn't aware his staff was trying to get the McCain name hidden from photographers — it was more of a preventative measure aimed at keeping him happy.
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To get around this, Reid and Urbaniak propose that female astronauts could take probiotics as a preventative measure, which has been effective in studies of elderly women on Earth.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal on Tuesday suspended all passenger flights to and from Italy for 14 days starting on Wednesday as a preventative measure to stem the spread of coronavirus.
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The logical (if extreme) preventative measure is to do what this Orange County, California restaurant chain has started doing to all its customers: test their temperature at the door.
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The large number of subjects involved in the study suggests this could be rolled out as a large-scale preventative measure to improve child mortality rates across the continent.
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I was definitely drawn in by the fact that it delays the aging process and people do it more as a preventative measure than as a corrective kind of thing.
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Southern Copper said in a statement that it shut down its processing plant at Cuajone as a preventative measure on Friday, but denied there may have been any tailings spill.
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Lamar initially checked into the San Diego treatment facility last month as a preventative measure fearing the anniversary of his son's death in 2006 would drive him back to drugs.
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It's not clear if that's a preventative measure to reduce the likelihood of the phone catching fire as well, but it'll certainly make the phone less desirable to hang onto.
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A: Social distancing, a preventative measure encouraged by health and government officials to stop the spread of coronavirus, is altering the way people eat, work and socialize -- and for good reason.
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On Friday, President Trump explained his order for the airstrike, stating that he authorized the strike "to stop a war," and that the "termination" of the general was a preventative measure.
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Powell is expected to try to sound balanced in keeping options open, while stressing that he is ready to cut rates if the U.S. economy weakens and also as a preventative measure.
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Can the international community -- as some have suggested -- accept a nuclear-capable North Korea and rely on mutually assured destruction between the US and North Korea to work as a preventative measure?
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Issues like health care are taking up much of the election conversation, but an argument can be made that high-quality education may be the most effective preventative measure for poor health.
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Traders are watching to see if there is any serious damage done to refineries, which shut down as a preventative measure, taking more than 2 million barrels of refining capacity off line.
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It's an early test case on how privacy legislation in the era of biometrics and massive data collection will need to be written if the intent is to work as a preventative measure.
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" Tea Time"My mom constantly drinks yuzu tea because it's rich in vitamin C. She'd give it to me when I was sick or as a preventative measure when I was feeling rundown.
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Soon after her diagnosis, the actress elected to have a double mastectomy to remove the cancerous tissue in one breast and as a preventative measure for her other breast, which was cancer-free.
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In a meeting with airline CEOs amid coronavirus sprawling across the globe, White House coronavirus response coordinator Deboroah Birx talked about the importance of washing one's hands and face as a preventative measure.
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As a preventative measure, the police then took the decision to evacuate the entire departure area, which they later declared as secure, allowing operations to start again at 1030 GMT (06:30 a.m. EDT).
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The Oxford Internet Institute published their findings from Internet Filtering and Adolescent Exposure to Online Sexual Material, which shows internet filters for sexual material online are not an effective preventative measure with young people.
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I was on birth control, I had taken a preventative measure to not be pregnant, but whatever percentage of people that are unlucky enough to get pregnant on birth control, I was in there.
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Also on Wednesday, during a meeting with airline executives to discuss the outbreak, White House coronavirus response coordinator Deborah Birx talked about the importance of washing one's hands and face as a preventative measure.
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Did he always intend to give it to Luther at some point or was it a preventative measure to make sure that what happened to Ben would never happen to any of the other children?
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This statistic is particularly troubling, especially as many teen girls are prescribed the pill before they're even sexually active—sometimes to treat acne or severe menstrual symptoms, and sometimes just as a general, preventative measure.
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That night, rather than washing my hair I'd spray a generous amount of Oribe's dry shampoo into my roots as a preventative measure — this way, I'd wake up on day two with pretty fresh locks.
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Officials wouldn't say how much ransom was paid, but the town's IT department is keeping the city offline as a preventative measure until they determine if they should rebuild the system from the ground up.
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ThatJuly, he started his first of four rounds of chemotherapy, a preventative measure that his doctor said could lower his chances of the cancer coming back within ten years from 22 percent to 12 percent.
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On Thursday, the Greek government suspended visits and activities of non-state organizations in refugee camps for two weeks as a preventative measure against the possible spread of coronavirus, an migration ministry official told Reuters.
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On Thursday, the Greek government suspended visits and activities of non-state organizations in refugee camps for two weeks as a preventative measure against the possible spread of coronavirus, an migration ministry official told Reuters.
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As some colleges extend their spring breaks as a preventative measure to combat the virus' spread, some students are taking advantage of the extra time off to book cheap flights for impromptu spring break trips.
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Civil police for Para said in a statement that they arrested the four members of the Alter do Chao Fire Brigade as a preventative measure amid an ongoing investigation into the causes of the fires.
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The intention behind these classes is to dispense information about sexual health to take a more preventative measure when it comes public health and safety, rather than a punitive approach that results in jail time.
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However, as the outbreak comes amidst South Korea's worst-ever bird flu epidemic, the agriculture ministry ordered a nationwide re-vaccination of livestock as an extra preventative measure to contain the virus, a ministry spokesman said.
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If nothing else, airing everything out this publicly is a preventative measure that could minimize the chance that either person will get harassed by fans who believe one person ought to be blamed for the breakup.
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That July, he started his first of four rounds of chemotherapy, a preventative measure that his doctor said could lower his chances of the cancer coming back within ten years from 22 percent to 12 percent.
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However, he said he was denied a strip-sack on Philip Rivers when the Chargers QB took a preventative measure he had never seen before: holding the ball above his head, where Watt couldn't reach it.
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Her paternal grandmother died of ovarian cancer, her father tested positive for the BRCA1 gene, and her younger sister, Jamie, 31, of New York City, also tested positive and had a double mastectomy as a preventative measure.
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Think of it as a preventative measure that you can take to ensure that identity thieves, who may be patiently waiting to steal your identity, won't be able to access your data when you least expect it.
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LISBON, March 10 (Reuters) - Portugal's government on Tuesday suspended all passenger flights to and from Italy for 14 days starting on Wednesday as a preventative measure to stem the spread of coronavirus, it said in a statement.
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So, as a preventative measure, he negotiates with the Times to swap info: The newspaper takes out a quote from his former assistant supporting claims that TSM had a toxic work culture, seeping down from the top.
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"After experiencing some discomfort with his right shoulder, and after his Monday crash at the Jerez Test, the Repsol Honda Team rider elected to have the operation as a preventative measure after medical consultation," the team said.
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Additionally, the Honest Ads Act subjects the platform and the ad purchaser to fines for failing to follow the law as a preventative measure against widespread abuse in the future, like the public saw in the 2016 election.
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Nomadic Thinkers' pitch was that their hybrid space was a response to a "lack of social support and community," saying that a men's-only space could act as a "preventative measure," against depression, which he linked to domestic violence.
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The state's utilities developed "public safety power shutoff" plans as a "preventative measure of last resort" when they believe there's a real risk of power lines being downed in dry, windy conditions, according to the California Public Utilities Commission.
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While I'm not necessarily prone to clumsiness, I am human, so six months ago I decided to take a preventative measure to protect my most important piece of tech in case it falls or comes into contact with water.
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Beyond that, a growing number of lawmakers have also raised concerns about the need for Extreme Risk Protection Orders, a preventative measure already in place in California, Washington, Oregon, and awaiting a final signature to become law in Florida.
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This month, researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute published a paper—Internet Filtering and Adolescent Exposure to Online Sexual Material—that looks at whether internet filters for sexual material online were an effective preventative measure caretakers can take with young people.
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Murphy, who competed on Sean Lowes' season 17 of the ABC reality dating series and was a bridesmaid in his and Catherine Giudici's wedding, announced on Instagram last month that she would be undergoing the intense surgery as a preventative measure.
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That machine, the apparatus behind the bloodshed, is what must be targeted as a proactive and preventative measure to ensure that men and women radicalized overseas or in their adoptive homes lack the resources to act on their homicidal desires.
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Stopping serial predators can also be seen as a valuable preventative measure: According to the Atlantic, the creators of Callisto have claimed that stopping repeat perpetrators after their second victim would avert as many as 60 percent of on-campus assaults.
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"This comes as a preventative measure in response to the coronavirus epidemic raging in Europe and now in Switzerland," Maurice Turrettini, chairman of the board that runs the Geneva auto show, said in a video posted on the organization's website.
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While the framing of his issue was clumsy, he later clarified that decision is a preventative measure against harassment and a larger problem faced by streamers: the way fans feel they're entitled to details and involvement around creators' personal lives and relationships.
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In its lawsuit, The Chamber is hoping to establish a preventative measure that would keep Seattle from ruling on the employment status of drivers until the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision on four cases involving Uber drivers around the country.
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There was also the fallout from a questionable sexual encounter between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson on Bachelor in Paradise in 2017, a case largely responsible for the show's new preventative measure where contestants reportedly have to tell producers before they have sex.
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There is some evidence that taking vitamin C when you have a cold can reduce the intensity and duration by a small amount (about 8 percent for adults and 14 percent for children), but it's not an effective preventative measure against viruses.
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" COLLIN MARTIN, DIRECTOR OF FIXED INCOME, THE SCHWAB CENTER FOR FINANCIAL RESEARCH, NEW YORK "The Fed is trying to thread the needle, they are trying to indicate that this is a preventative measure, an insurance cut and not because the economy is so gloomy.
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A 2016 Gallup poll also found that roughly 57 percent of American workers do not have the ability to work from home, which presents a real problem when it comes to social distancing, a preventative measure that could help flatten the curve of community spread.
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As homeowners, and businesses, gear up for holiday parties and other large functions, trade and workers are called in as a preventative measure "During the holidays people use the home more for events and people want their room painted or that bad disposal replaced," says Bidwell.
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" "Given that this is an open lawsuit, we are limited in what information we can share right now," the statement added, "however it is worth noting, our room attendants are highly trained to identify bed bugs and ALL staterooms are thoroughly inspected each month as a preventative measure.
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"In addition to all we're doing to ensure health and safety at our buildings, we also recently implemented daily temperature screenings at our Staten Island fulfillment center as an additional preventative measure to support the health and safety of our customers and employees," they said in a statement to Refinery29.
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It was only after the electoral commission asked the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) to direct telecom companies to disable social media access that the UCC and the government issued explanations: the shutdown was a preventative measure to disrupt undefined security threats, stem "misinformation," and prevent illegal continuation of campaigning on election day.
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A second New York University trial is exploring if Hydroxychloroquine can be used as a preventative measure to preemptively treat people who don't have the virus but are in contact with those who do, according to an email seen by CNN that was sent by a member of the NY Health Department's Institutional Review Board.
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While PG&E, our utility, has announced that 800,000 households in 35 counties across California will be taken off power for up to five days as a preventative measure against fire, no one seems to know whose power will go out or for how long, or if this kind of action is meant to be the new normal.
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Spraying cities with bleach is not a very effective way to stop a coronavirusSeeing lines of disinfecting spray trucks cruising the streets during an outbreak, or wearing a mask as a purely preventative measure (when you're not ill, and not in direct contact with sick people) may help give a false sense of security during an outbreak.
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According to the Pancreatic Foundation, the symptoms of acute pancreatitis include "severe, constant" abdominal pain that typically requires extended hospital treatment, the mortality rate hovering around ten percent "I probably drink more now than I should," Bergling admitted to Pressler, following up by claiming a no-two-day-benders rule as a self-imposed preventative measure of sorts before taking the journalist out for a debauched night on the town.
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Obama recounted how "a few times a month, [her longtime personal stylist] Meredith [Koop] would roll several big racks of clothing into my dressing room in the residence, and we'd spend an hour or two trying things on"; and the clothing had to pass a test of whether Michelle could "squat, lunge, and pinwheel" her arms (a preventative measure the garments move naturally in public in way Obama would be criticized for).
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