Disease prevention
(A) In general The term “disease prevention” means any activity for— (i) the reduction, limitation, and prevention of— (I) disease; and (II) complications of disease; and (ii) the reduction of consequences of disease.
(B) Inclusions The term “disease prevention” includes an activity for— (i) controlling— (I) the development of diabetes; (II) high blood pressure; (III) infectious agents; (IV) injuries; (V) occupational hazards and disabilities; (VI) sexually transmittable diseases; or (VII) toxic agents; or (ii) providing— (I) fluoridation of water; or (II) immunizations.
(A)In general#
The term “disease prevention” means any activity for—
(i) the reduction, limitation, and prevention of— (I) disease; and (II) complications of disease; and
(ii) the reduction of consequences of disease.
(A)(i)#
the reduction, limitation, and prevention of—
(I) disease; and
(II) complications of disease; and
(A)(i)(I)#
disease; and
(A)(i)(II)#
complications of disease; and
(A)(ii)#
(B)Inclusions#
The term “disease prevention” includes an activity for—
(i) controlling— (I) the development of diabetes; (II) high blood pressure; (III) infectious agents; (IV) injuries; (V) occupational hazards and disabilities; (VI) sexually transmittable diseases; or (VII) toxic agents; or
(ii) providing— (I) fluoridation of water; or (II) immunizations.
(B)(i)#
controlling—
(I) the development of diabetes;
(II) high blood pressure;
(III) infectious agents;
(IV) injuries;
(V) occupational hazards and disabilities;
(VI) sexually transmittable diseases; or
(VII) toxic agents; or
(B)(i)(I)#
the development of diabetes;
(B)(i)(II)#
high blood pressure;