Prescription opioid misuse can be intervened by making every prescription double checked to strictly control the frequency and amount permitted.
The illicit use can be checked ensuring the social care keeps an eye on any abuse meaning no one else apart from the prescribed person uses the opioid.
The two critical interventions to help turn around opioid crisis are:
Improve access to prevention, treatment, and recovery support services to prevent the health, social, and economic consequences associated with opioid misuse and addiction, and to enable individuals to achieve long-term recovery.
Strengthen public health data reporting and collection to improve the timeliness and specificity of data, and to inform a real-time public health response as the epidemic evolves.
Advance the practice of pain management to enable access to high-quality, evidence-based pain care that reduces the burden of pain for individuals, families, and society while also reducing the inappropriate use of opioids and opioid-related harms.
(B) Two alternative strategies were used to complete the genome - top down and bottom up
(C) The public project used a mapping strategy to limit the total sequencing required
(D) The Celera group, led by Craig Venter, used a shot gun sequencing strategy
Explanation:
As the project was unable to sequence all the DNA that was found in the human cells, the first draft was <u>made in June and complete in the end referred to as a working draft and made on the basis of the final sequencing and mapping of the human genome.
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The <u>draft included the alternative strategies for the completion of the bottom up and top up of the genome code and has a mapping strategy</u> that limited the total sequencing needs.
