The Farrow Family History About halfway through the post, Moses delves into the Farrow family history.
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" She concedes in the video that she is not enrolled in any tribe, "but my family history is my family history.
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For people like my kids, whose family history is an insurance underwriter's nightmare, giving employers access to their family history could make them unemployable.
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And, as Wu pointed out, doctors generally do not suggest testing people without a family history that indicates the presence of a harmful mutation, though many women develop cancer despite a lack of family history of the disease, or do not know their family history.
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The military health system covers prostate cancer screenings at age 50 for those with no family history of the disease and 40 for those with a family history.
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" In a video accompanying the results of her DNA testing, the Massachusetts Democrat said she is not enrolled in any tribe but that her "family history is my family history.
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I've been obsessed with my family history for 35 years.
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These steps will help you build your own family history.
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Doctors also took a detailed family history of these patients.
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The other half were simply offered a family history assessment.
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There is, of course, a family history of this obsession.
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Mr. Trump cited no family history of premature heart disease.
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A DNA test that lets them delve into family history
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Nora: We have a spectacular family history of breast cancer.
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Interview your parents and grandparents and compile a family history.
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A footnote to the tart's family history held the key.
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Even within that pleasure, family history came up for him.
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The astronaut also had no family history of blood clots.
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Bharara's family history is unusual for someone in his position.
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Hers is a family history I am proud to learn.
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It's also possible for people with a positive family history to find out they don't carry a certain gene, and are actually at a lower risk of that disease than their family history would suggest.
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The strongest risk factors are older age and a family history.
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Harris turned to a little family history to help them out.
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Dwayne Johnson is sharing a bit of his famous family history.
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He was upset, especially because he didn't have a family history.
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Chwalek: Well, do you have a family history of any thinning?
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But neither her worrying nor his family history really reached Harmon.
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With no family history and good health, it didn't seem possible.
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MyHeritage is a platform for discovering, preserving and sharing family history.
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Nerdist dug up some Targaryen family history that explains it all.
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A family history of mental health would be useful as well.
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With no family history of diabetes, I didn't fit the profile.
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What we never talked about was slavery, and our family history.
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Major risk factors include smoking, obesity, old age and family history.
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Feuding has long been a part of the Redstone family history.
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It gives them effortless answers about their ethnicity and family history.
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Insist that your physician do a thorough and smart family history.
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Both food and fame are in Giada De Laurentiis's family history.
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The Trump administration needs to keep Kim family history in mind.
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We've got a little bit of family history to the hotel.
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Undoubtedly, some of the mounting anxiety derives from my family history.
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A family history of learning disabilities may also indicate additional risk.
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Brooker spends the opening minutes establishing his protagonist's troubled family history.
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Castellani wove bits of his own family history into the book.
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Elizabeth Warren released a five-minute video about her family history.
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Walk me through how your family history intersects with these issues.
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As with Matthew Milam, there was a family history of suicide.
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He was a made man at 24, youngest in family history.
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She was also curious about the man, and her own family history.
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Now, for example, a doctor could give one because of family history.
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We make family history much more accessible to everyone — including younger people.
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The motivation for his gamble probably lies with his turbulent family history.
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So much of our family history was told through stories and photos.
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Napier also knew that he had a family history of health problems.
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Strickland's family history isn't his only threat to Daenerys and Jon, though.
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Schwyzer's family history isn't directly applicable to America, at least not yet.
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Do you have any family history of this, that and the other.?
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In sum, the Kardashian family history with Blac Chyna is pretty tangled.
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There's this uncomfortable family history to every country, every civilization on Earth.
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Does that tie back to the concept of our "uncomfortable" family history?
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They had embedded in them family history, and I wore them proudly.
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It is linked to older age, obesity, family history and ethnic background.
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Her mother's side — the Thompson family history — has a more tangled tale.
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Schmitz didn't discuss another, much more relevant part of his family history.
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Family history, high blood pressure and diabetes also put people at risk.
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CNN spoke to Blair about Trump and his family history on Sunday.
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The site is also useful for people building an extensive family history.
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But from there Mr. Rogers fell down a family history rabbit hole.
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"How shall I begin?" one character asks, while recounting her family history.
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Throughout Sherlock, our hero's family history has been an ever-present shadow.
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People who know my family history have asked me how I survived.
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"We've been researching family history and had been there before," said Ellis.
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The living Hinchliffe learned of the accident while researching his family history.
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But how we fashion our family history also reflects our collective memory.
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A man across the room was telling Baring about his family history.
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Your insurance should cover this, given your family history and current treatment.
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She wishes to provide and preserve a narrative of her family history.
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So tell your family history to your children, grandchildren, nieces or students.
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As Izak and Shepsel try to assemble their family history, questions abound.
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There's no family history of cancer—my grandparents died in their 90s.
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But even when discussing his family history, he connected it to economic justice.
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There are many children and adults who develop allergies without any family history.
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"Oftentimes, people don't realize that there's a family history of migraine," Gelfand said.
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They're a part of family history that no one wants to fully acknowledge.
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She's hoping for a scholarship based on her test scores and family history.
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"I have a family history of a lot of cardiac problems," she says.
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But Toni also asks Juggie if he's Team Serpents, given his family history.
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But as with all women, Lucci was not immune to her family history.
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The new study did not find a significant association based on family history.
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It's moving something around in American history, in family history and in ourselves.
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"My family history is one of taking Native people's land repeatedly," she said.
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RootsTech is about promoting the use of family history in a creative way.
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Some individuals have a family history of puffy lower eyelids from fat prolapse.
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Besides, it'll be fascinating to find out more about your family history too.
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And most people who suffer from migraines have a family history of them.
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Asking relatives about one's family history is an appropriate Mercury in Cancer activity.
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I eat right and exercise, and don't have much family history of disease.
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But as with all women, Lucci was not immune from her family history.
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Heavy drinking, type two diabetes, obesity and family history are other related factors.
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It has nothing to do with your race, your gender, your family history.
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We think it will attract new customers to family history in large numbers.
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Conceptual musician Lucrecia Dalt's connection to sound is woven into her family history.
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But the most memorable Thanksgiving meal in our family history preceded this turkey.
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Why do you think some people want to know about their family history?
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Because of my illnesses and family history, I'm more likely to develop dementia.
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One key reason for Mr. Xi's brusque self-confidence is his family history.
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"Family history in male breast cancer is really, extremely important," Dr. Police said.
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Genetics and family history are hugely important in understanding a person's Alzheimer's risk.
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"He told me the family history with his (obsessive-compulsive disorder)," Hurst said.
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Ryan recalled his own family history of emigrating to the US from Ireland.
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So with heart disease it's obesity, smoking, exercise, cholesterol, family history, and age.
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Here are six ideas to get you started: FAMILY HISTORY Why be generous?
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Having a personal or family history of depression is a significant risk factor.
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But to the Lanier family, they are records of a personal family history.
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Suicide rarely occurs "out of the blue," and there are risk factors, such as family history of suicide, family history of child maltreatment, previous suicide attempts, history of mental disorders, history of alcohol or substance abuse, feelings of hopelessness, among others.
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And I didn't think I needed to because I didn't have a family history.
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The suspects are diverse in terms of race, social class, education and family history.
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Anyone with a family history of microbiome-related diseases would be ruled out, too.
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As they got to work, the helpers learned about the woman&aposs family history.
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Hawkins ended up writing 400 years of elaborate family history, complete with family trees.
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A piece of Kennedy family history is up for grabs — for a presidential price.
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She turned a lens on her family history in "Hidden Lives," to high praise.
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What do y'all think about the introduction of Angela's family history in this episode?
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If only they had taken a thorough family history, she would have found out.
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Great news if you can't get enough of Kim Jong Un's fictionalized family history.
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As a boy, Dustin Hoffman's father hid his painful family history from his son.
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Men with a family history of prostate cancer would also fall into this category.
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A posthumously conceived child would at least have family history to look back on.
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Finally, the man had no family history of liver disease, according to the report.
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DNA test leads to breakthrough Anthony, meanwhile, had become curious about his family history.
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Although the cause is unknown, a family history of HG raises a woman's risk.
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That proud bit of family history still causes some tension at family football viewings.
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To say I have a family history of breast cancer would be an understatement.
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In the context of a private family history this may well be the case.
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After lunch, we talked about family history and lost track of time and place.
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Lundquist said family history or childhood insecurities could play a role in infidelity too.
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Interrogate their fellow Americans, demand names, addresses, documents, a family history on the spot?
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I ate healthy, and exercised regularly—but I had a family history of hypertension.
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Mr. McCarty's role gave him an unusual opportunity to delve deeply into family history.
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"You're losing your entire family history and legacy, through no fault of your own."
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"Uncover the lost chapters of your family history with Ancestry," a voice-over says.
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Dr. Hamburg's family history helped shape his thinking about the human capacity for barbarity.
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It's a tool for making and contesting social claims — not for verifying family history.
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But it was unlikely to cover the costs in the absence of family history.
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The study controlled for race, age, family history of cancer, smoking and other variables.
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The answers hidden in DNA can be revelatory, in some cases rewriting family history.
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The narrative thus becomes a mix of family history, medical detective story and memoir.
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I had expected to pay more because of my family history with heart disease.
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Because of her family history, Bintou's last name, Sonko, is engraved into the comb.
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Lane's family history goes some way to explaining the radical path she has chosen.
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So was your aim with the book more criminology exposition or Bogle family history?
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Embedded in your genetic data is personal information about your health, personality, and family history.
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"We're basically telling their family history," said Joe Maddalena, the C.E.O. of Profiles in History.
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So does family history: "We know there is a genetic component as well," he says.
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BOHEMIA "Family History Roundtable Series: Reconstructing a Civil War Life," presented by George Munkenbeck. Feb.
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Marx's spouse and daughters also make intermittent appearances, revealing a formidable yet tragic family history.
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Experts suggest you get tested if you have a family history of a certain disorder.
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Dreams From My Father, released in 1995, is a memoir that focuses on family history.
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Other factors that can raise risks include a family history of suicide, and previous attempts.
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When I'm at a new doctor and they want my family history: I am adopted.
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When my kid's doctor wants a family history on his maternal side: I don't know.
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I think my family history is African-American history, which in turn is American history.
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Here before us is a tableau we understand, either from personal experience or family history.
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" And for infants showing no signs of food allergies and no family history, "don't worry.
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These patients are identified through family history or screening of genes like BRCA1 and BRCA2.
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For the first time, family-history website Ancestry will tell you about your genetic health.
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Ethiopia during the reign of Haile Selassie bursts to life in this impressionistic family history.
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Family history and genetics are believed to have some role in the disease, Ocaña said.
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Neither woman had ever eaten there, though the location loomed large in Iida's family history.
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The woman had no family history of genetic abnormalities that could have caused the microcephaly.
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Family history is one of the first things most doctors would ask about, Gulati says.
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Severity of the disorder can depend on family history of the illness and stress levels.
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Even if we didn't have this family history, I would still want him to know.
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He blames his tanning bed use, since he has no family history of skin cancer.
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The study controlled for smoking, hypertension, family history of heart disease and many other factors.
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She told me that the news had encouraged her to revisit the Shea family history.
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If you're not sure what to ask, search a few family history websites like Ancestry.
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Jerkins traces her family history, spending time in Georgia, New Orleans, Oklahoma, and Los Angeles.
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The bump is both new and old: family history repeating itself in a new body.
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So yes, there is such a thing as genetic risk, and your family history matters.
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This being O'Neill, emotions will get overwrought, and family history will be twisted into doom.
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"I don't have a great cardiac family history in my family," the retired attorney explained.
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So a lot of family history, and that side of the family still lives here.
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Does the prospect of unlocking the secrets to your family history fill you with excitement?
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Type 2 is associated with obesity, older age, family history, poor diet and physical inactivity.
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These devices can be quite efficient for digitizing old lectures, family history and other recordings.
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Every family history includes such stories of survival, of prevailing against great suffering and despair.
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Others had gone looking for their family history but had only turned up more questions.
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The Look These creative thinkers are incorporating family history and cultural heritage into their work.
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"When you go to your physician's office and they take a family history of whether you've had stroke or cancer in the family, they ought to take a family history of whether you have alcoholism, or addiction, or mental illness in your family," Patrick explained.
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"What does he look like, his family history, medical history, these kinds of things," she says.
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My family history feels like it's collected inside that house, worn into the walls like dirt.
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Klute had a family history of breast cancer and a genetic test revealed a BRCA1 mutation.
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So open up about any addiction struggles, or any fears about or family history of addiction.
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Hernández chose locations to which she has some connection through family history, primarily around Murica, Spain.
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It's interwoven within personal biography, such as family history, unstable finances, and the artist's formal training.
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Overall, patients with a family history of a disease should see a professional, the authors say.
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These include things you can't change, such as age or a family history of heart disease.
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"This might be a secret about a medical condition, family history, or personal preference," he wrote.
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Before I could finish telling the doctor my family history, she had ordered the blood test.
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WHEN Richard Liu asked for help in tracing his family history, thousands of people offered suggestions.
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Following publication of this checkered family history, an audit of the company's art collection was ordered.
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As if, that's our only job to do: plant a family history in a local community.
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"I have a family history of a lot of cardiac problems," she told PEOPLE in November.
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He also provided a glimpse into the Jordans' family history through photos, home videos and memorabilia.
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"It would be like if you have a very strong family history of diabetes," Castle explains.
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"We are on the precipice of the most transitional point in Roloff family history," Matt admits.
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I didn't have any family history of cancer, so I didn't give it a second thought.
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Risk factors include family history, being over the age of 65, and living in certain areas.
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This novel, based on the author's family history, takes place in a hôtel particulier in Paris.
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But as in Clary's own family history, there are a few shadows lurking in Clare's background.
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There are also potential links between cannabis use and schizophrenia for people with a family history.
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I would read a book about how Mlodinow's family history shaped how he thinks about science.
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New York prosecutors virtually mocked his "sympathetic family history" and belated cooperation in search of leniency.
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We walked through his health goals and his concern around a family history of heart issues.
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Plans usually require a doctor's note, recommendation from a genetic counselor, or a detailed family history.
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A depression-era farm boy, his passion for acting changed the course of our family history.
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The woman reportedly claimed she had a troubled family history and had nowhere else to stay.
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An under-appreciated one is the distinctively German, or rather Kallstadtian, tinge to his family history.
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That said, it is a place of shared experience, shared family history and fond collective memories.
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I have no family history of breast cancer and never had a problem on a mammogram.
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That she was a foster child with a difficult family history makes things even more difficult.
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Any drama comes, instead, from her family history, which includes a number of self-inflicted deaths.
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Some women are at increased risk of ovarian cancer due to family history and/or genetics.
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Meanwhile the ex-wife, who has a family history of mental illness, broods over her replacement.
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But a difficult family history, including several years in foster care, placed obstacles in her path.
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Bohdanowicz and Campbell present a fictional framing device as an entry point into real family history.
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Having a family history of gastric cancer can double or triple the risk of stomach cancer.
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I am not supposed to know the family history except the nature of the father's death.
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"An Errand for Emma" features a "slightly fictionalized" family history, according to a post from Daywell.
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That includes dredging up Elsa and Anna's family history, and the source of former's fantastical powers.
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The study controlled for age, family history of Alzheimer's disease, education, race, diabetes and other factors.
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Those comprehensive FBI background checks, he noted, included an exploration of his family history and relationships.
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When Nell dies in a similar fashion as her mother, all the tumultuous family history boils over.
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A look at Lauvergeat's and de Goulaine's family history explains their relentless enthusiasm in the ambitious undertaking.
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Lest her ex miss it, the nuptials were the first in royal-family history to be televised.
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Discover your family history and build a family tree with the help of this DNA test kit.
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Issues with his integrity, family history and even ex-girlfriends abounded, as viewers continually questioned his intentions.
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DNA continues to be an important way for millions of people to start their family history journey.
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We hope so, too — though given their family history, the twins are in for quite a whirlwind.
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You stalked my family history as a part of your #resistancegenealogy and that's all you got, babe?
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Who had a family history of heart problems, or diabetes, and which of them were chronic smokers?
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China Rich Girlfriend delves into Rachel's family history, which is briefly hinted at in Crazy Rich Asians.
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Women need to know their breast cancer risk, including any family history of the disease, it says.
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For instance, if you have a family history of heart disease, you're already fighting an uphill battle.
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I knew very little about my family history and had always wondered what my ancestors were like.
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And for the first time in the series, we get the family history of Randall's genetic family.
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Every choice I make about what to put into my body is affected by my family history.
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For that reason, doctors will look at other risk factors, like family history of strokes and age.
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Parents should also tell pediatricians if there's a family history of vision problems at a young age.
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But I ultimately decided my likelihood of developing breast cancer, and my family history, were even scarier.
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Oddly, the boy's family history appeared to be a clean slate with regard to special cardiac diseases.
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Vogels responded with some personal family history about his own parents' experience in the Nazi concentration camps.
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"Then there's the group of people without a family history who want to get tested," he said.
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Any personal or family history, large or small in scope, can throw light on the human condition.
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"China has been in my blood and in my family history all the way through," he said.
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At the time I blamed a lot of my issues with commitment with my own family history.
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Sharapova says her use has been to treat a magnesium deficiency and a family history of diabetes.
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Do you think writing about your traumatic family history prepared you in some ways to recast Lear?
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These criteria usually included family history of breast cancer and previous benign breast biopsy, particularly atypical hyperplasia.
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Cav's is owned by Richard Cavill, whose family history is deeply entwined with this part of Queensland.
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Books by experts in medicine, family history and space travel read like urgent dispatches from remote locations.
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Such faked documents likely required you change your name as well as memorize a fake family history.
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Flipping through the albums, I see our selective family history recorded in flashbulb splashes and unintended grain.
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My mother's family history is certainly not laid out neatly in the official records, or on ancestry.
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These make use of the latest testing technology to revolutionise the way you discover your family history.
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Understand the things that brought you into the world—including your family history—to find your footing.
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Most had risk factors for Type 2 diabetes, such as a family history, but were not diabetic.
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"This is my first work that ties in more general history, beyond my family history," said Buie.
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Give your family members a call and ask if you can record your conversation about your family history.
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The artist uses his relatives' funerary ashes, bone fragments, and old photos to explore a complex family history.
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That is 1.7 times the risk of colorectal cancer for people without any family history of these tumors.
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This is another bit of my own family history that makes me a Proud American this July Fourth.
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Tony told me that because of his family history, he was supposed to get colonoscopies early and often.
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A family history of violence, substance abuse, suicide, and childhood physical or sexual abuse are also risk factors.
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There she made several large-scale samplers that mixed family history with letters, protest, fantasy, and serious accusation.
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Varma said having a prior history of depression or a family history of mental illness increases the odds.
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The algorithms combined data that included the patient's profession, fat and cholesterol levels, family history and genetic data.
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What happens during your physical will depend on your age, gender, and personal and family history of illness.
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If you have a family history of ovarian cancer, for example, this might be welcome news for you.
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Having a family history of breast cancer doubled the odds of a breast tumor compared to other mothers.
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"Unless you have a family history, I wouldn't be so worried about that," Caplan said of genetic testing.
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"This will probably be the first time we've hired someone with a family history of terrorism," Giacalone said.
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Clinton's doctor released a letter in July 2015 detailing Clinton's medical record, family history, medications, and recent examinations.
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A family history of bipolar disorder, suicide, or alcoholism also places a person at risk for developing depression.
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"We wanted to pick something that meant a lot to us and had family history," Ballinger went on.
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It has taken time for Ms Park to see all this, and her family history helps explain why.
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Dreams From My Father was a well-received 1995 memoir about coming to terms with his family history.
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You have a family history associated with Columbia, but what else led you to it as a theme?
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As mayor, Garcetti has used his family history to connect with the city's huge population of undocumented immigrants.
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The speech gave her a chance to talk about her family history and introduce herself to the nation.
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"I wanted to document that and share it with my future children to keep our family history alive."
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She examines the record of her own family history through her camera's lens, then turns the lens elsewhere.
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The condition can be triggered by obesity, family history and age and is more often seen in men.
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The geographic tongue, the ridged nails, the family history of Crohn's disease were all seen in psoriatic arthritis.
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Cramer later testified that he found no family history or genetic predisposition to ovarian cancer in Berg's records.
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"DNA is attractive to our current users who want to learn more about their family history," he said.
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"They really took that mantle of this family history very, very seriously indeed," Fuisz said on the podcast.
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My mother always talked to me about our family history and the family members who had passed on.
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So we all need to be compassionate and we need to keep in mind our own family history.
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I have a couple things in my family history that I'm more worried about than the actual eating.
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Once the sisters reunited, they formed a band and began piecing together forgotten bits of their family history.
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When I interviewed him for my book, he was not very interested in history in general -- family history.
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The Confederates were more likely to say family history had a role in how they picked their side.
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"A Depression-era farm boy, his passion for acting changed the course of our family history," he wrote.
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The result: there was a heightened schizophrenia risk among people with a family history, regardless of cannabis use.
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We also have five easy steps to record your family history, and an illustrated guide to green burials.
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And not everyone wants to endure a deep dive into their family history, past misdeeds and personal finances.
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Her family history helped shape her beliefs about the limits of turning to the courts for racial justice.
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He has a maternal family history of schizoid personality disorders, and a previous history of marijuana-induced psychosis.
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In Rice's family history, there is a convergence of two different types of experiences for blacks in America.
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He also opened up about his family history -- his grandmother took her life as a result of alcoholism.
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Family history, long-drawn battle lines and inter-conference rivalries probably sorted that out before you were born.
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How have these home consumer genomic tests changed the ways people interpret their family history and their identity?
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Experts and those with family history are also welcome to get in touch with the UC Davis researchers.
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There is a strong family history of depression; her mother and maternal grandfather were hospitalized for this condition.
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This is one aspect of her family history that Kalman has chosen not to reveal in her work.
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Amigh might be depicting a fairy tale, a legend, family history (she is from Iran), or a dream.
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Amy Meyerott was adopted as a newborn 32 years ago and recently found herself curious about her family history.
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They recognize your family history and understand the lens through which you view yourself and the world around you.
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When you chuck in such a beautiful car that&aposs part of our family history, it&aposs absolutely incredible.
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Finally, the third category belongs to children with no eczema or food allergies and no family history of such.
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My dad got tested to see if he was a carrier given his family history, so I did, too.
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Evans died in 22009 of heart failure due to an enlarged heart, despite no family history of heart problems.
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But between his healthy lifestyle and lack of family history of heart disease, it just didn't occur to him.
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Other family history companies, such as GEDmatch and FamilyTreeDNA, have opened their data for police requests in the past.
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Although she didn't have a family history, she met with a breast surgeon and booked a date for surgery.
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You need to have had an extreme level of family history in order for insurance to cover [genetic testing].
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Kirk also hurt his chances in a recent debate, when he disparaged Duckworth's mixed-race background and family history.
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In that case, the risk of developing Alzheimer's rose to 2.46 times that of someone with no family history.
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"Gaining excess weight during pregnancy and a family history of diabetes can greatly increase your risk, however," Armul says.
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So Calico went to the biggest family history database in the world: the consumer genetics and genealogy firm Ancestry.
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You have to know what your total cholesterol is, what your body mass index is and your family history.
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The two retrace Mimi's family history while perambulating around Nice and the village of Saorge in soft, Mediterranean light.
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CAL FLYN never caught the family-history bug until she stumbled across her three-times great-uncle, Angus McMillan.
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I couldn't believe it because I had no family history of any kind of cancer, let alone breast cancer.
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Mlodinow tenuously connects his family history, including his father's imprisonment in Buchenwald, to tales of scientific struggle and perseverance.
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"It was interesting to see family history of breastfeeding play such a strong role for Hispanic mothers," McKinney said.
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Siddiq puts Rick in an awkward position when he says he can't find any family history in Judith's file.
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Social currency used to be based on a combination of personality, integrity, intelligence, appearance, family history, demographics, and connections.
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August Laura, which opened in May and is named for Ms. Sartor's deceased grandfather, is all about family history.
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I check in on past medical history, family history updates, current medications, diet, sleep, exercise, vaccination records and more.
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For Mr. Shults, the relations are further complicated by the film's story, which is based on wrenching family history.
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The effect was independent of other risk factors — body mass index, family history of diabetes, education and socioeconomic status.
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I had irregular EKG results, and I had a family history of diabetes and there were signs of diabetes.
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People with a family history are both more likely to develop an aneurysm and to have existing aneurysms rupture.
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Along the way, they will learn new secrets of Elsa's powers, and about Anna and Elsa's own family history.
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Healthcare is just the latest evolution for Ancestry, which was founded in 1983 to publish magazines about family history.
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It's the last opportunity we've got to actually, for families, for individual families to collect their own family history.
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Jules falls in love with Alva, a young girl whose own family history has also been marked by loss.
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Som knows that language and sound contribute to identity, especially if immigration is part of one's current family history.
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He has covered up his academic record, his health reports, his dalliances with women, his finances, his family history.
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We talked to three people who trace their heritage to Monticello about what their family history means to them.
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The cellar is filled with gigantic wooden barrels, all featuring carvings related to their family history by Ortisei artisans.
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Moreover, there were variables such as a family history of heart attack that were not included in the analysis.
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The resulting book, "Toutes Fenêtres Ouvertes" ("All Windows Open"), explored her family history and her father's rejection of her.
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I also knew that psychiatric disorders are often hereditary, and I have a family history of anxiety and depression.
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The Golshiri family history could certainly explain why Payam would put in so much elaborate work against American interests.
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But his family history alone doesn't equal the change that Britain desperately needs when it comes to immigration policy.
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The Bornsteins' important work provides an inspiring reminder: What could be more rewarding than capturing and preserving family history?
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The challenges they endure and the competition they face are powerful disincentives for anyone attempting to outrun family history.
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There was no family history and he was negative for the BRCA gene, known as the breast cancer gene.
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I feel like I'm running out of time to understand a family history that will soon turn into dust.
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The narrative explores Tortorella's family history, drug-fueled benders, and many metamorphoses as they explored their sexuality and gender.
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Other DNA testing services, such as 23andMe and AncestryDNA, specialize in helping people discover their family history and ethnicity.
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Even before her sequencing results came in, Ciccarella had decided on a bilateral mastectomy based on her family history.
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"I had irregular EKG results as well as indications of diabetes with a family history of diabetes," she explained.
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It was said to work better if supplied family history, but that was the thing she meant to learn.
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But this survey brings together other concerns, such as relating her own family history, which happens in a back room.
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Paulette said she has a family history of cancer, so such an aggressive approach can be understood, the surgeon said.
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Luna had had bouts of nausea and diarrhea and fought her doctor to be tested, due to her family history.
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We don&apost know what her family history is and I don&apost think it is going to be relevant.
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Klute told Powell that while she had a family history of breast cancer, she didn't have one of ovarian cancer.
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I'm reminded that to be a person of color interacting with this country is to hold a vulnerable family history.
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Current and past medical problems, genetics, family history, nutritional patterns, exercise habits, levels of stress and sleep patterns are documented.
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While this newer recognition of mixed race gives me hope, I must also remember my own family history with it.
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A tragic family history After enduring a series of tragic shootings, Na'vaun's family wants his shooting to be the last.
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And to be clear, did you have any family history, any connection, with someone ... No. You were in Maryland, right?
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She was diagnosed with breast cancer and decided to have a double mastectomy because of her family history with cancer.
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Richard hopes it's his, filled with notes about family history and scriptural thoughts, but he's been too busy to check.
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The Democratic vice presidential candidate has a family history of maternal breast cancer and his paternal grandfather had prostate cancer.
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You're basically given enough information to play out your entire family history as a Discovery Channel biopic in your head.
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As I took photos Ed opened a spreadsheet of his family history that he'd somehow traced back over 1,000 years.
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Despite being in terrific physical condition, Harper says he was not able to avoid his family history of heart disease.
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" Then, following episode "And Dream Of Sheep" promises, "Ties are strained as Andrew and Carina confront an unforgiving family history.
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Now Charlotte has regular checkups, and Brosnan urges any woman with a family history of ovarian cancer to do likewise.
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And then, when she thought she was settled in life, she suffered again with the discovery of her family history.
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Genetics, family history, age, breast density — these are much greater risk factors for breast cancer, but we can't change them.
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"We recommend that folks think about their family history, look at their relative's health and their own health," Manion said.
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As a child, Chris—who was born in Stockport to an American mother and English father—fabricated his family history.
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Clinton's family history, she underwent a full cardiac evaluation, which found no evidence of heart disease, according to Dr. Bardack.
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Now Ms. Molloy enters the ring, exploring rage, dissolution, sexual perversity and family history with a bleak and penetrating acuity.
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" Much of her family history was detailed in Ms. See's 1995 memoir, "Dreaming: Hard Luck and Good Times in America.
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Charlie is open, kind and well born; Thomas is darker, sharper and bears the wounds of a complex family history.
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As MyHeritage CEO and founder Gilad Japhet told me, he believes that DNA testing is the future of family history.
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MD: It really is interesting because, although I have a slightly different family history, my motivation is exactly the same.
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For their latest collection, or "Act 3," Mr. Hendifar looked to his family history as the son of Iranian immigrants.
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"Half of the people with a BRCA mutation have no known family history of the BRCA cancers," Ms. Corduck said.
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The study controlled for body mass index, alcohol consumption, resting heart rate, smoking, family history of hypertension and other variables.
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Uncle Julian silently glides into the frame in his wheelchair, suddenly reciting cryptic lines from the family history he's writing.
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The film is surprisingly close to my family history, and I knew I had to watch it with my parents.
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Dr. Rader said he often sees healthy patients in their 30s and 40s with a family history of heart disease.
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They also share a family history of breast cancer, and both had breast cancer treatment in the last five years.
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After all, a huge gap remains in the family history, and many extinct types have unclear links to modern species.
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The anxious father of two young girls, he recounts a tragic family history of deaths and disappearances, overdoses and relapses.
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"Every breath I took made the next breath harder," he said, adding that he had no family history of asthma.
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Endometriosis runs in families, so it may be worth moving more quickly to laparoscopy if there is a family history.
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The women in the study were already at a higher relative risk for breast cancer because of their family history.
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This may include those with a family history of high cholesterol and those who also have cardiovascular diseases or diabetes.
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The study controlled for smoking, drinking, exercise, family history of stroke, body mass index and other health and behavioral characteristics.
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Either way, bringing up her problematic family history is sure to leave her in an even tougher spot at Winterfell.
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Yet even for those with a more conventional family history than hers, origin stories never really have one starting point.
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"I don't feel my parents did a very good job of explaining my family history to me," Mr. Arnold said.
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The story takes on the feel of a fairy tale, as the women navigate family history, jealousies, grudges and more.
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A genetic profile is uploaded to GEDMatch, a genealogy database popular with family history researchers — and more recently, law enforcement.
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So the whole relationship to the Native peoples is very alive and well in my family history, just through storytelling.
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The answer to that question requires diving into each chapter of Allen's complicated family history and the allegations against him.
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Or often people seek out genetic testing because they know they have a family history of a certain condition, Sagaser says.
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Preventing heart disease is a topic I think about all the time, given my own significant family history of heart disease.
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"It was what it was," says Judd of sharing her painful family history and the ugliness of her illness and treatment.
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The actress and director set out to explore her family history in her new documentary Origin Story, available on VOD now.
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So, do you think your own family history in the art world is part of the reason you love photographing artists?
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It also torched our family history: a mountain of scrapbooks, photo prints, and travel diaries that we will never mine again.
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"We had never heard of the disease," said Miller, who has no family history of the genetic mutations that cause Duchenne.
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The young men also had higher cholesterol levels, higher body mass index and higher rates of family history of heart disease.
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But DNA & family history has nothing to do with tribal affiliation or citizenship, which is determined only – only – by Tribal Nations.
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The Getty family history is marked by addiction, suicide, and early death, not limited to the kidnapping of John Paul III.
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Angelina Jolie has often been candid about her family history with breast cancer and her own personal experiences with the disease.
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It is uncommon for a 25-year-old with no family history to get breast cancer, but it's definitely not impossible.
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Almost the entire episode took place around one major moment in the Pearson family history — family therapy at rehab for Kevin.
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She also had a family history of postpartum depression but had assumed "it's not going to happen to me," she said.
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The Massachusetts Democrat, 69, has since released the results on her website along with a short documentary about her family history.
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Other factors include being overweight, being physically inactive, smoking, having an unhealthy diet, and having a family history of heart problems.
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Erin said that she loves Ben at any size, but she's thrilled he improved his health, especially with his family history.
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Nadja Ramadan, a 28-year-old German-Lebanese woman, said she suffered psychological problems in part because of her family history.
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There are several risk factors for heart disease including age greater than 55 and family history which can not be changed.
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This time around, Albertine zeroes in on her complicated family history structured around the death of her mother Kathleen in 2014.
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"Because of my family history, I expected to be diagnosed at some point," said the New York-based real estate attorney.
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Your dad can discover his family history and build a family tree with the help of the world's largest genealogy website.
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That includes having high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or a family history of cardiac arrest and other forms of heart disease.
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After detailing the family history to me, Juan Sr told me a lot of tales of raves from the early days.
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And, for those of us already at risk for developing them due to our family history, this could be especially toxic.
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Mr. Haley's book, billed as nonfiction, traces the author's family history, beginning with Kunta Kinte's grandparents and down to Mr. Haley.
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Unfortunately, Stroh's sensitivity falters when she harnesses the family history to a romanticized, cliché-laden narrative of the neighboring city's deterioration.
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When you're famous and when you're royal, historians and regular people alike tend to enjoy digging deep into your family history.
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She was not a Nazi, and we are told a bit about her family history, but her character too appears schematic.
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Those at higher risk, because of their personal or family history, may be urged to get screening earlier or more often.
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Eight months into her pregnancy, Krystle Evans suffered two separate heart attacks, despite not having any family history of cardiovascular disease.
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Looking at my family history, I know it's only a matter of time before my weight leads to other medical issues.
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A full security clearance requires a much deeper look into a individual's finances, family history and overseas travel, among other things.
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Allegra: I think confronting her family history head-on will spur Angela to take action where it's needed today, in 2019.
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The third received a score based on health characteristics like age, sex, smoking status, blood pressure and family history of diabetes.
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To the left of the shop's door, typed on nine sheets of paper, is the Rothe family history, surprisingly intriguing reading.
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Families, after all, construct gigantic mythologies about themselves, full of inside jokes and constant retellings of important moments in family history.
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For CJ, romance, family history and community history come together, forming a story that is ultimately about dignity and self-worth.
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But people still believe in DNA and want it to reveal some "truth" about the depth and reach of family history.
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But we've all heard stories of people who discover, quite by accident, that their family history isn't quite what they thought.
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The photographs focus on a single family history, but they're also meant to stand in for countless untold stories of exodus.
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His symptoms, his M.R.I. and his family history suggested that he had a rare and newly described inherited disease called Cadasil.
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F.B.I. profilers are trying to construct a psychological makeup of Mr. Paddock, which probably includes the family history of mental illness.
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They scan their family history for curses — was it that ancestor who so barbarously raped a young girl in a forest?
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Although I enjoyed all of the character's stories, I especially enjoyed Jacquie and Orvil Red Feathers' stories, and their family history.
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I don't smoke or have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes or a family history of heart disease or early death.
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I was told that it was a fluke and wouldn't happen again since I had no family history or risk factors.
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Directed by Aya Ogawa, it intertwines the lives of a suicidal salaryman and an abused schoolgirl with Lee's own family history.
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The study controlled for family history of heart attack, body mass index, hypertension, the use of other medications and other factors.
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The package includes roundtrip economy airfare to Dublin, two nights in a Dublin hotel, a 17593-minute private consultation with a genealogy expert at the Irish Family History Centre, admission to EPIC the Irish Emigration Museum and the Irish Family History Centre, a four-night car rental and four nights in your choice of B&Bs throughout Ireland.
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Among the factors known to cause Type 2 diabetes are being overweight or obese and having a family history of the disease.
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The field, once made up of hobbyists looking into their family history, has transformed into a forensic method used by law enforcement.
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I have a little issue with the intake form when I get to the section where you have to give family history.
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For anyone not up on their Knowles family history, the elevator is a fraught location for Solange and her brother-in-law.
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I had worked hard to distance myself from my painfully public family history and wanted my work to stand on its own.
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They have talked about splitting up on the trail, given Schultz's speaking skills and her family history in working-class Ashtabula, Ohio.
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The album's turn to the personal was inspired by her family history and a late aunt, but the connection didn't quite work.
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Thomas Heise explores this question through Heimat Is a Space in Time, a three-hour, 40-minute recantation of his family history.
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The result was a great relief, given his age, stress-filled profession, a not always heart-healthy diet and our family history.
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He responded that he was close to completing the first volume of his spin-off Targaryen family history series, Fire and Blood.
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The wedding of King Mohammed VI and Salma Bennani on March 21, 2002, marked a huge change in Moroccan royal family history.
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Then there's sweet and self-deprecating Tyler, who has two mysterious cysts on his face and a worrisome family history of cancer.
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Don't expect Camille Preaker (Amy Adams) of Sharp Objects to sit you down, and meticulously explain each facet of her family history.
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The findings are robust even after taking into consideration factors such as family history, smoking, socioeconomic status and proximity to major roads.
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The family confirmed to ABC News that there is a family history of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, but Caleb did not exhibit any symptoms.
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The other strains are less strongly heritable, meaning family history is a useful part of a diagnosis, but not more than that.
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An AncestryDNA spokeswoman stressed that its consumer DNA testing service (priced at $99) is focused on helping people discover their family history.
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Rachel struggles with drug abuse, Wyatt writes of his family history, Jonah and Charlotte talk their parents eminent divorce, and so on.
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Penelope talks about the Blossom family history as though it's her own personal lineage as opposed to a tradition she married into.
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But my roommate does have hypertension, a family history of heart issues, and is notoriously bad at taking his blood pressure medication.
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You might expect some of that traumatic family history, a defining experience for Trump's ancestors, to have embedded itself into his outlook.
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Having a family history there, not just your own; having been a part of the fabric of Hollywood a couple generations now?
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Add to that Kushner's family history, and it's even more shocking that he would expose himself to even a hint of wrongdoing.
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The researchers also adjusted for several confounding cancer risk factors, including age, sex, educational level, family history, smoking and physical activity levels.
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Obesity and family history An estimated 3.5% of all children and teens in the United States have hypertension, according to the guidelines.
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The family history reads like a Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel with the violent political revolutions swapped for really fucking great nights out.
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It's an invaluable book to any fan, as was Martin's Difficult Men and The Sopranos: A Family History (2001) by Allen Rucker.
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Abdo's conservative policies and family history were a concern to some voters who had doubts about his commitment to clean up government.
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Some groups are at higher risk for prostate cancer, including African-American men and those with a family history of the disease.
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The nurse asked Ms. Thurman about her family history, allergies and history of surgeries and pregnancy — she has a daughter, now 2.
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Medea traces Swoon's family history through several generations, using the image of a house as a metaphor for security and the self.
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Professor Twomey and Professor Rubenstein said that the Labor Party went further in asking questions about potential citizenship clashes and family history.
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Actual student files have been introduced into evidence, with Thang Q. Diep's family history being pored over alongside Sally Chen's test scores.
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Ms. Pawel and Mr. Brown discussed his life and family history at the City University of New York in Manhattan on Tuesday.
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It's been terrific for our relationship — in terms of candor, talking about things that happened in our family history with more openness.
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Reconnecting with our native countries on our own terms is one way to merge our present-day selves with our family history.
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" Her biography tries to compensate for his reticence and delves deeply into what she calls "the dark corners of our family history.
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She returned to Utah because of its research resources, particularly the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Family History Library.
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"It was a temptation she couldn't resist," wrote her niece Jackie Yang in "House of Yang," a family history published in 1997.
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In the book, Cumming attempts to figure out what occurred, and in the process unlocks a great deal of convoluted family history.
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The book also explores Tortorella's family history, relationship with spouse Bethany Meyers, and many metamorphoses as they explored their sexuality and gender.
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Another speaker noted that she'd needed six hundred hours of counselling just to start to come to terms with her family history.
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So, what better way to educate your kids on their family history than by creating a book where family members are the characters?
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" Adding, "Doesn't smoke, doesn't drink – and that's simply the best advantage you can have to live – and he's got a good family history.
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Half-siblings of colorectal cancer patients had a 6 percent cumulative lifetime risk, which is 1.5 times the risk without a family history.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsHidden within our genetic code is a vast treasure trove of personal information about our health, relationships, personality and family history.
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The third category involves those with little to no risk — children with no eczema or food allergies and no family history of such.
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Thyroid cancer is more common in women, people with a family history, and people who have been exposed to radiation, especially as children.
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Risk factors include a family history of osteoporosis, diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, the use of certain medications, and smoking and drinking alcohol.
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Determined to better understand both her father personally and the political turmoil informing her family history, Garnett goes to her father's old neighborhood.
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Some safe havens require family history Once a baby is relinquished, the safe haven is required to provide any immediate medical care required.
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Another limitation of these tests is that the prediction of a disease is often incorrect when there's no family history of the illness.
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One explanation is that companies have simply run out of users who were already interested in learning about their health and family history.
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Our relentless focus on serving our customers has enabled us to sustain innovation and market leadership in both Family History and Consumer Genomics.
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Marie and Joe Porcello, study participants, are 86-year-old high school graduates with no significant cardiovascular problems or family history of dementia.
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So, knowing absolutely nothing about Markle's family history or whether she used fertility assistance, her age alone could increase her odds of twins.
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"Make sure you know your family history, know the terrain of your breasts and be diligent about getting a yearly mammogram, " she says.
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"Unless you have a family history or one of these conditions, the likelihood that you'll have [an aneurysm] is pretty low," he says.
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" Poehl said that there was no history of mental health issues with his client, though there may be "some indications of family history.
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Third, a family history of HG, or the presence of other medical conditions, such as hyperthyroidism, can contribute to the presence of hyperemesis.
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Devotion gives the player an opportunity to uncover a disturbing but emotionally realistic family history, one inch of apartment space at a time.
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Family history plays a major role in heart health, as inherited genes can elevate the potential for high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
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Anyone with a family history of colorectal cancer "should begin screening 10 years before their youngest affected relative was diagnosed," says Dr. Goldberg.
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It found that I was only 223 percent Scandanavian, a number that, based on my recent family history, I know is flatly wrong.
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Some experts recommend that those with a family history begin screening 10 years before the age of the earliest diagnosis in the family.
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Congressman, given your family history [his father, grandfather and great-grandfather all died of heart attacks in their 50s], what's your health regimen?
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It happened this morning ... And it will go down in family history because baby girl's own, incredible Dad delivered her all by himself.
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My daughter said that if she went to the hospital earlier, they could've saved her father because the psychiatrist asks about family history.
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According to Dr. Jennifer Mieres of the American Heart Association, one of the most important risk factors to understand is your family history.
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In any case, one video intended to share her family history and shut up our bully of a President should hardly be disqualifying.
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The sales total blew past the estimate of $500 million, as bidders from 53 countries vied for a piece of Rockefeller family history.
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My family history is deeply rooted in the reason why I am a community organizer who works with the Southwest Industrial Areas Foundation.
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By talking through your family history, you can trace from generation to generation and find themes that have been passed down, Schleif said.
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Other factors that raise the risk of suicide among children include chronic illnesses and a family history of depression or anxiety, Tishler said.
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Those most at risk for a heart attack are people older than 65, men and people with a family history of heart disease.
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We know his compelling family history, his ability to overcome tragedy, his inability to be scripted, which works in this age of authenticity.
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"This is a piece of family history that I treasure and I hope to pass down the tale to future generations," she says.
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Greer said patients should be screened for a personal or family history of psychosis or manic episodes, as they could suffer negative effects.
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And it seems to have been imparted as a result of Kadri's own family history, of being an immigrant in a new land.
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Those with a family history of the disease, the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations, or habits like smoking may consider initiating screening sooner.
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Pryjmachuk is quick to cite many influences for this narrative-driving conflict, but one of the strongest comes from his own family history.
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In one case, my ancestry results in one update looked completely different from the next one, challenging my understanding of my family history.
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Adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alex Haley, "Roots" retraces the author's family history, beginning with his 18th-century ancestor's enslavement.
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If you need someone with a twisted family history who knows how to handle being in over their head, you get Jon Snow.
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But to the Lanier family, who say they are descendants of Renty and Delia, the photographs are records of a personal family history.
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But rather than hiding this family history, Mr. Kim is now an organizer of one of the tours that lay bare the past.
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But in a Medium post on Sunday, he took the unusual step of tying the current situation to his own, painful family history.
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In Season 43, BoJack (voiced by Will Arnett) was forced to reckon with both his family history and a heap of newfound responsibilities.
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Up to 20 percent of patients have a family history of this brain defect, and in them the disease is much more aggressive.
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Just because you have GI issues, it doesn't mean you have cancer, but I think it really calls for knowing your family history.
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She could seem highly controlled in conversation, especially when discussing her family history, and spoke in generalities, even about her favorite subject, fashion.
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The documents also showed that athletic officials regularly called attention to an applicant's family history of donating or to the potential for donations.
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Hondrich went on to assign a story on Kriegskinder to Sabine Bode, a reporter in Cologne who'd been investigating her own family history.
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The episode even blatantly asks: Why would Angela become a cop when there's so much darkness in her family history around the police?
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The researchers point out that about half of the women with these genetic mutations did not have a family history of breast cancer.
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"She went on to say that, with a few exceptions: "Everyone immigrated to the United States at some time in their family history.
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As the conversation continues, Rachel asks Eleanor why she didn't like her from the very beginning — even before her family history was revealed.
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For the heirs, it very often is painful to be confronted with their family history, a history of persecution and death and loss.
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He got interested in his family history, then in the history of Harts and Logan County, then in that of southern West Virginia.
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Wolkowsky was a Key West developer and close friend of Williams, and Wolkowsky's family history is documented in the Jewish Museum's permanent collection.
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As we reported, Chris knew his family history of heart problems ... another reason he was determined to leave Isis enough to live comfortably.
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Their uncle-nephew chemistry serves to build out both their characters and a long family history of trouble, hard work, and small mercies.
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This is a powerfully transformative time for you, bringing emotional clarity that allows you to reconsider how your family history affects your behavior.
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"We showed that family history of colorectal cancer in a half sibling (with no other affected first/second-degree relative) has a much stronger association with increased risk of colorectal cancer than such a family history in other second-degree relatives," said senior study author Dr. Mahdi Fallah of the German Cancer Research Center and the National Center for Tumor Diseases in Heidelberg.
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There is a version of "Sometimes" that focuses more on the clues the series has left about Zoe to foreshadow her painful family history.
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Those who are pregnant with a female fetus or who have a family history of hyperemesis gravidarum are more likely to develop the condition.
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Risk factors for cancer, such as age, sex, educational level, family history of cancer, smoking status and physical activity, were considered in the study.
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That method involves using imaging, family history and other deep data to develop specific drugs aimed at causes rather than symptoms of heart disease.
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Yet aside from the bashing of an unlucky budgie, the film's violence — like its trite revelation of Anna's sleazy family history — leaves us unmoved.
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Unlike many start-ups, though, Mr. Incisa's estate, Bodega Chacra, is producing wines that decisively earn whatever attention his family history initially brings him.
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We've done so in service to sharpening our focus and investment on our core Family History business and the long-term opportunity with AncestryHealth.
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Shriver even signed up with Ancestry, the massive family history and genealogy company, in order to spread the word about face-to-face conversation.
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Eidelman was, however, unable to describe symptoms of bipolar disorder during his interview with investigators, except to say that family history was a factor.
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Any family history or secrets, or general peculiarities that you would prefer not to share with your partner may come out into the open.
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While it was worrisome, she thought that, at 29 years old and with no family history of breast cancer, it was just a cyst.
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It's consistent with the somewhat loose way in which she talks about her family history, throwing around words like "immigrant" when they don't apply.
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Family History dives into the nature versus nurture debacle and shows how much deep family stuff can come out of a simple DNA test.
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Four tests, four very different answers about where my DNA comes from—including some results that contradicted family history I felt confident was fact.
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Under the new bill, employees will still have the option to keep their family history and genetic test results private, but at a cost.
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Indian villages have traditionally served as recruitment camps for the armed forces, driven in part by family history and a lack of employment opportunities.
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His patient is a 65-year-old named Dan, who gets regular colonoscopies and has a family history of the disease, Lumb told me.
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He said gene mutations and a family history of cancer played an important role and that asbestos was not known to cause ovarian cancer.
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These women are usually 35 or older, and have risk factors such as a family history of cancer or a history of abnormal biopsies.
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Despite the deeply personal nature of his work, Hilliard hopes that images connect people together and force them to consider their own family history.
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Perhaps I think more about these borderlands because though my husband is also a moderate drinker, he has a strong family history of alcoholism.
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Experts say that a pre-participation medical exam is critical and should include an EKG if there is any family history of heart trouble.
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A DNA kit is a neat gift that will allow your dad to dig in to his family history and learn more about himself.
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After accounting for risk factors such as medical and family history and age, researchers found that stroke risk got lower the longer women breastfed.
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The study participants were typically a healthy weight, and most of them didn't have high blood pressure or a family history of heart disease.
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For all Orton's family history in pro wrestling, Wyatt's is even better; his ceiling is arguably higher, only for him to feel mostly wasted.
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Off the Menu The Chinese Club The family history that has inspired this Chinese-Indian restaurant goes back to the days of the Raj.
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Mothers who have a personal or family history of depression and those who abuse alcohol are more likely than others to experience postpartum symptoms.
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We could monitor individuals, more closely tracking key biomarkers via wearables, and — in light of their family history and lifestyle — manage risks over time.
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Every bit of family history—marriage, parents, business failures—and every encounter with friends, doctors, and other survivors exposes another facet of elusive truth.
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When you have a family history of serious illnessThough you may be perfectly healthy now, your family's health history may indicate an uncertain future.
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Blair recalled that when she interviewed Trump, he didn't show much interest in his own family history, preferring instead to focus on his business.
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Just as Ms. Foster had hoped, Avebury, along with all of these homes, gave us more memories to add to our own family history.
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But that wouldn't feel right, he said, because the goal of family history research is to help people, a sentiment common among dedicated genealogists.
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Current risk factors for heart disease, like high blood pressure or family history, don't always help single out who truly is most at risk.
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These are patients with normal levels of cholesterol and blood pressure, no history of smoking or diabetes, and no family history of cardiovascular disease.
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I am 25 pounds overweight, according to my doctor, and because of family history with obesity-related illnesses, I am taking her warning seriously.
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People with fair complexions, blue eyes, freckles or a family history of skin cancer are especially susceptible to the cancer-inducing rays of sunlight.
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People with fair complexions, blue eyes, freckles or a family history of skin cancer are especially susceptible to the cancer-inducing rays of sunlight.
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They also lacked data on some risk factors that can influence the odds of stroke like family history or use of estrogen-based medications.
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What separated them from their black female counterparts was a reported family history of breast-feeding, a factor considered critical to breast-feeding success.
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The Pashas are wary Muslims — conscious of the general cloud of suspicion hovering over the community, and secretive about their own particular family history.
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The blazing intensity of her sister's mental illness consumed Helen's childhood, and serves as the focal point for her current reappraisal of family history.
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It was great that Peter shared his family history on The Bachelorette, and hopefully, he will do even more of that as the Bachelor.
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Luckily for Sanders, young voters supporting him for his college tuition forgiveness promises don't seem to be too interested in his own family history.
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So much for the fact that Kylo effectively gaslit Rey, stringing her along with revelations about her family history as it suited his purpose.
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We are using records to find information about perpetrators' mental health, access to treatment, family history, social media use, weapon access, trauma and more.
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But already, some life insurance companies have begun using the tests, along with the usual physical exams and family history, to predict your lifespan.
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So, making genetic counseling available only to women with a family history of breast cancer might miss about half of the women with mutations.
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Mr. Arnold wanted to use the family history to show where he had come from but also to learn about his family's health history.
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Season four gave us a deep dive into BoJack's family history and the life of his mother, from her childhood to her elderly dementia.
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His latest exhibition, Cinders, delves into that very personal and often heartbreaking family history, unfolding around the artist's mother and her relationship with her father.
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Image: FlickrYour DNA is some of the most intimate information out there—encoded in it is information about your health, your personality, your family history.
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We know that a strong family history of acne and onset of acne at an early age can predict a more severe or persistent course.
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When Venus retrograde re-enters Libra on Halloween, it highlights how themes of justice and diplomacy play out in your home life and family history.
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Higher-risk patients tend to be older and have high blood pressure, a heart condition, a family history with atrial fibrillation or another medical problem.
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Regular exercise can reduce your risk of heart problems and help you live longer, but family history also plays a key role in heart health.
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There's no one cause of kidney stones and several different factors, including family history, urinary tract infections and diet, can lead to the painful issue.
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"With the family history and just my general luck about things, I'd always expected breast cancer to play some role in my life," she says.
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Other floors contain a library, classrooms, a family history center with resources for conducting research, a theater, a café, and, of course, a gift shop.
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Your genetics and family history play a role, too, especially when it comes to what are called "atopic diseases" like asthma, allergic rhinitis, and eczema.
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She added she took the DNA test in response to Trump's "racism" regarding her family history, and she was not trying to claim tribal citizenship.
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As Moth becomes confident of her powers and learns more about her family history, she starts to stand up for herself and assert her independence.
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I didn't think anything of it, Sandy was — had no family history of cancer, 48 years old so it was just a regular check up.
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The investigative method had once been used almost exclusively by genealogists helping people trace their family history or find birth parents or long-lost relatives.
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She wrote that although Ben had a family history of heart issues, he went to a cardiologist twice a year and appeared to be fine.
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We've done so in service to sharpening our focus and investment on our core Family History business and the long-term opportunity with AncestryHealth™.
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And for more than a week, that one attack kept one of the most ugly chapters in the Clinton family history on the front burner.
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In general, people with diabetes, pancreatitis (chronic inflammation of the pancreas), or a family history of pancreatic cancer are at higher risk for the disease.
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In this case, working with the topic of piecing together memory through location, maps point to a forensic investigation of our family history and tragedies.
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Composed of Mississippi clay mixed with resin, they recall Dean's family history, the clay being sourced from an area where her paternal grandfather was raised.
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The series will follow a surprising moment in her family history: in the wake of her grandfather's death, Wilson's grandmother was approached by another Mrs.
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The narrative includes time travel, meditations on a dark family history, and futuristic brain connecting to counteract dementia—and every character wears a handmade mask.
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"I have a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and I know that can lead to an early death," she says.
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It also makes a great gift for parents (just saying.) Seriously though, who wouldn't want to dive into their family history for such a steal?
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In the early 1990s, she took up genealogy, writing several books explaining how to use public records and DNA databases to explore your family history.
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A family history of cancer isn't the only factor to weigh, says Mary Freivogel, the president-elect of the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC).
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From heart-rate records, urine samples, family history, blood pressure and pages and pages of doctors' notes, the body is one large data science dream.
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All of the participants were between 25-49 years old, and each person filled out a questionnaire about their habits, skin, family history, and more.
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There are other risks like family history, and they are more likely to come from black or South Asian backgrounds, where the risk is higher.
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His last name means peace and his family history is really cool According to the Villa's website, their last name has a special meaning — peace.
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Toney's lawyer, Eric Fox, told the court about his client's difficult life — including a family history of sexual abuse, suicide, drug use and alcohol abuse.
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Children with autistic siblings were more than seven times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than kids without this family history, the study found.
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Honestly, why wouldn't you opt for a donor with no heart disease, cancer, mental illness or any other serious genetic conditions in his family history?
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Graeme McDowell, who actually was born in Portrush, where the tournament was held, was raised Protestant, but has plenty of Catholics in his family history.
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In his first novel, "Everything Is Illuminated," a fictionalized version of the author tracks his family history to a Jewish Ukrainian shtetl destroyed by Nazis.
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But when I had my own two children I did wonder about family history, because I can never answer any health questions on official forms.
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While tying the Constitution into her own family history, she also outlines the historical struggle to apply the 14th Amendment's due process clause to women.
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Prominent establishment conservative have bristled at Maréchal-Le Pen's inclusion, arguing that her identification with the party and her family history sends the wrong message.
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Investigators converted the assailant's DNA to the kind of profile that family history websites such as 216andMe are built on, and uploaded it to GEDmatch.
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He urged me to dig into my family history, which I'd never done and it turns out no one in my family had ever done.
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Blessed with better historical luck, Johnny must nevertheless contend with the indelible mark of his surname and the inscrutable family history that comes with it.
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It's something that has caused a lot of pain for my mother and it's a part of my family history that has been cut off.
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The longtime senator from Delaware's tragic family history is very public and well-known, though he's typically shied away from including it in his campaign.
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They called for additional BRCA-related cancers to be considered when evaluating a person's family history and improved access to genetic evaluation in the future.
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As they gained official support, the Immortal Regiment marches have tended to include symbols unrelated to family history, like Soviet flags and portraits of Stalin.
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They include a family history of two or more first-degree relatives with the disease, and the development of diabetes in a person over 50.
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Not only did we find a large group of relatives, but discovered there the richness of our family history, dating back to the early 1800s.
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I get annual breast MRIs because I have a strong family history of breast cancer and I'm a bone cancer survivor, which increases my risk.
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In contrast, most African Americans can trace their family history back to generations of slavery, followed by a century and a half of systematic racism.
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They also lacked information about the mothers' personal and family history of diabetes, and whether children went on to develop diabetes when they were older.
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In Phillip Lewis's debut novel, "The Barrowfields," the central figure, Henry Aster, has a troubled family history, and even when he forgets he doesn't forget.
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However, people with a family history of psychotic disorders like schizophrenia shouldn&apost use psychedelics, and people with high blood pressure are advised not to.
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A witty and mischievous storyteller, Arimah can compress a family history into a few pages as she moves between comic distancing and insightful psychological realism.
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Determined to "change our family history," as she puts it, Ms. Fabian won two local scholarships and a coveted spot at the University of California.
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Writers like Matt Gallagher, Lidia Yuknavitch and Caitlin Doughty read original works that explore ideas of family, history and the power of a good story.
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She would defeat Brown, handing the Democrats a major pick-up in the Senate, but the criticism of how Warren handled her family history lingered.
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Dan Ruth said that years ago, his parents gave him a genealogy book that traced his family history and included an article on Babe Ruth.
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I have written a book containing this family history and my reflections on the legacy of slavery that I am attempting to get published. Rev.
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Among our most-read stories today is an intimate look at the family history of Steve Kerr, the N.B.A. champion and Golden State Warriors coach.
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Ancestry's private tours start at $2,000 a day and are created based on a combination of DNA results and research on a client's family history.
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It also deals, heavy-handedly, with the legacy of Japan's occupation of Singapore during World War II — a past that weighs on Masato's family history.
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Kevin, who has been prying into Zoe's family history all day, brings the ailing documentarian some coconut water and admits he's falling in love with her.
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They had me fill out a bunch of stuff about myself, my family history, anyone I was close to that had died or had health issues.
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Just make sure you talk to your doctor about any family history of breast cancer, other risk factors, and the best method of screening for you.
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Current practice guidelines recommend genetic testing for breast cancer patients who have an elevated risk of genetic mutations based on age, family history, and tumor characteristics.
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Luna describes her practice as "natural magic," and she's a serious practitioner with a long family history, pulling many traditions, including her Black and Mexican heritage.
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Currently, celiac disease may be diagnosed based on your medical and family history, a physical exam, blood test, genetic test, or a skin or intestinal biopsy.
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"Despite their positive family history (which should be a warning of increased risk), they smoke more and weigh a little more," Elliott said in an email.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, Ancestry, one of the most popular at-home DNA testing companies for people seeking to trace their family history, apologized.
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At the same time, not revealing that part of my family history to friends feels like I'm hiding something that's essential to understanding who I am.
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In a cover story for Vogue's September issue, the superstar opened up about how her family history is filled with dysfunctional relationships between men and women.
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Kearra Amaya Gopee, 22, photographer Artifact #1: Tiger Balm Here, Amaya Gopee confronts a painful family history that traverses Trinidad and Tobago and the United States.
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One patient in her 40s with breast cancer and a family history of ovarian cancer took a test and was happy it showed no BRCA variants.
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On a quest to understand her family history, she gets tangled up with a man who has a romantic past with both her mother and grandmother.
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Besides, in all likelihood, given my family history and this type of mutation, I won't be affected by this for another 20 years, if at all.
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But knowing that we have a big family history of it, because it runs in my dad's side too, everybody was gung-ho for me doing.
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Upsettingly, the research shows that these errors occur in people who don't have a family history of cancer, and among those who lead very healthy lives.
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And it was a fringe benefit that he's Mexican-American himself, and so he was able to tap into his own family history, his family stories.
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Women at high risk for breast cancer—because of family history, a breast condition or another reason—need to begin screening earlier and/or more often.
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Several FDNY employees who learned of Sattar's family history are concerned, saying uniformed firefighters have virtually free access to hospitals, crime scenes and other official areas.
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The writer of this piece, his wife, explains how he chronicles her family history in the hopes of speaking to the stories of millions of others.
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Women diagnosed with migraine were more likely to have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, a family history of heart attacks, to be smokers and be overweight.
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Technology can help be a guide, but personal health decisions are often subjective based on the patient's personality, family history and a range of other factors.
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Bottom line: Undergoing genetic testing is a highly personal decision but should be considered by everyone who has had cancer or a family history of cancer.
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Based on that cost-benefit analysis, a physician would likely have a different recommendations for a patient with a family history of heart disease versus cancer.
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"Like many Jews, I do not have to go far back in my family history to find people who were refugees," he said in a statement.
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Instead of looking at family history or honoring relatives, people are relying on pop culture for name inspiration when it comes to their children — and pets.
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Precision medicine methods, beyond cancer therapies, include measuring unique biomarkers, and monitoring trends within an individual over time, taking into account genetics, lifestyle, and family history.
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"Approximately half of the patients with a damaging mutation in any breast cancer gene did not have a family history suggesting inherited predisposition," the authors wrote.
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If you have a family history of a particular disease or you have a condition that affects your life expectancy, your advisor likely wants to know.
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Rubio also contrasted that with his own American dream-style story, mixing in a new dig at Trump into his usual retelling of his family history.
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Kerns says the diagnosis was jarring because she has no family history of breast cancer — a disease she thought to be genetic — and felt no symptoms.
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Towards the very end this conflict based on principles is transmuted into one based on deeper family history—but the change is done deftly, and convincingly.
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He told Manafort a probation officer would be asking him to provide information about his family history, education, work experience, criminal history and any health problems.
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For most people without a family history or symptoms, colonoscopy is generally recommended starting at age 50, then every 10 years if nothing untoward is found.
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He and Mr. Rudavsky have explored before, in "Hiding and Seeking," how Mr. Daum's family history had taught him to think the worst of non-Jews.
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They travel to Paris for some family history from Aunt Rosa, then to a faded film star who treats them to a tale of desperate love.
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Why Ancestry has historically shied away from healthHealthcare is just the latest evolution for Ancestry, which was founded in 1983 to publish magazines about family history.
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Now, one in 10 colorectal cancers are diagnosed in people under 21625—with 2900 percent of young cancer survivors having no family history of the disease.
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This incident did happen, and is part of his and our family history, however it should not define Jonathan as a person, or our relationship overall.
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For some of the British Jews now applying for German citizenship, the process has led them to confront, for the first time, a painful family history.
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The study involved two groups of children, one at high risk of depression due to family history and a control group with kids at low risk.
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Participants in the study were required to be in good health, experienced with using psychedelics, and with no personal or family history with a psychotic disorder.
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Dr. Wisniewski said it was rare that a person below the age of 60 would exhibit the symptoms of dementia, unless there was a family history.
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But if you've been diagnosed with hypertension, or have a family history of heart disease, it depends on how proactive you feel about monitoring your health.
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There has been evidence for some time that whether and how much people and other animals move depends to some extent on family history and genetics.
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The breakthrough in the case came after they created a fake profile with a sample retrieved in 1980 and pretended to be someone researching family history.
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Good archival practices might not be the most exciting of hobbies, but it could be the key to keeping your family history intact for future generations.
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Most cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob, about 85 percent, are "sporadic," meaning they strike out of the blue in people with no risk factors or family history.
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Isabel takes on the task of memorializing the couple's family history, but when Quintin finds her manuscript, he imbues the story with his corrections and perspective.
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The association weakened but remained true when researchers adjusted for lifestyle factors including dietary factors and physical activity, demographics and family history of Type 2 diabetes.
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It can be detected with a comprehensive eye exam, which should be done annually for African-Americans and those with a family history of the condition.
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Currently, physicians look at indirect heart health factors — such as cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and family history — to assess the risk of people developing heart diseases.
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In the meantime, my daughter and I will have to look for another important issue where we can agree for the first time in family history.
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Castro was at his most relatable when he spoke about his family history and his background; like Obama, this is a compelling part of his persona.
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In addition to help with tuition and loans, Army recruits cite job stability, pay, health benefits, family history, and other factors as common reasons for enlisting.
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She saw several doctors, and "by a year after having implants, I had been diagnosed with four different autoimmune diseases, without a family history," Everett said.
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We have seen over the last decade that many customers do not in fact know their family history or ancestral origins and thus would never qualify.
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He traces the family history of the French writer Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen (1880–1923), whose home, Villa Fersen, is one of the island's main tourist attractions.
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So if you're at increased risk for that disease—whether due to family history or your smoking habit—even a little drinking may be bad news.
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From fragments and snippets, glimpses and hints, a complex woman emerges in a film that is part detective story, love story, family history, and searing biography.
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Matthew's brother had killed himself with a heroin overdose several years before; a family history of suicide is considered a major risk factor for suicidal patients.
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We don't learn about Jackie's upbringing or family history; we don't witness John and Jackie's romance; there's no triumphant story arc detailing rise, fall, and comeback.
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Everyone thinks their family history is dramatic, but one newly famous set of kin, the real Bevis family from Fighting With My Family, definitely have you beat.
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So, if you're already more likely to have schizophrenia due to a family history, for instance, smoking pot may trigger your first episode about 2.7 years earlier.
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All the children participating in the study were at high risk of peanut allergy due to family history or having eczema or egg allergy themselves, said Nepom.
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Lisa Vento Nielson, 40, Staten Island, NY I was diagnosed with breast cancer at 39 years old with no family history, no lump, and just no clue.
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Also, the less we suggest how we want or expect players to feel, the more room we open up for them to consider their own family history.
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Maya says she gets told "You look kind of Black," and Nathalie, whose family history is rooted in the Caribbean, laughs as she remembers filming the scene.
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The exhibition includes film, video, photography, sculpture, and hand-dyed textiles that are inspired by the artist's family history, Islamic tradition, and the legacy of Western colonialism.
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Another friend watched the video and told me about her own family history with cancer, and I realized it was something we had never talked about before.
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Maffett says the most common risk factors include smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, a family history of heart disease, poor diet, and lack of exercise.
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So unless something dramatic changes, Bush family history will have repeated itself — the first time as a rise and fall, the second time just as a flop.
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Importantly, no traces of other diseases were found (such as dengue or yellow fever), and there were no genetic syndromes or diseases in the mother's family history.
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Kevin Kwan, who wrote the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy, drew on his own family history and Singaporean upbringing to create the novels' characters and vividly drawn landscape.
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Prince William is embracing his family history as he prepares for his upcoming trip to India – 24 years after his mother, Princess Diana, made the same trip.
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After granting her an interview in his private rooms, he receives not romantic attention but a barrage of searing questions about his family history and personal traumas.
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Dermatologist Dr. Anjali Mahto, from the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD), lists the factors that can contribute to the inflammatory skin condition, including hormones and family history.
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For the study, Enns and his colleagues devised a questionnaire they called the Family History of Incarceration Survey (FamHIS), which was administered during the summer of 2018.
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Overall, less than 1 percent of adults had a family history of severely elevated cholesterol, and about 6.6 percent had the condition themselves, researchers report in Circulation.
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JP: As a black person, I think it's important to learn about your family history, not just during Black History Month, but sure, you can start there.
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We don't learn about Jackie Kennedy's upbringing or family history; we don't witness John and Jackie's romance; there's no triumphant story arc detailing rise, fall, and comeback.
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But you do get attached to some — it's a bit like doing your own family history, you get to know more about them than your own family.
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According to most psychedelic researchers, people with a family history of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder are more likely to have a serious, adverse reaction to hallucinogenic compounds.
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With no family history and no symptoms at age 2628, Kate never would have known she had exposure risks to consider and a need for earlier screening.
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She edited two volumes of his letters and, in "The Puccini Companion", co-written with William Weaver, laid out the true family history for all to see.
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"The key when you have family history is to start living a heart healthy lifestyle in your twenties to help nullify the genetic predisposition," says Dr. Mieres.
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But "War" doesn't lack for other blunt declarations and for long and winding passages of exposition that cover the same patches of family history again and again.
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Published in 2019, it's a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read that delves into family history, addiction, violence, trauma, and compassion and tenderness.
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Thicke is seen in the video telling Henry his sister had open heart surgery, but he was unaware of a more extensive family history of heart ailments.
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Based on Chomko's own family history, the story circles the slow drift into dementia of Ruth (Blythe Danner), the beloved wife of Bert (a perfect Robert Forster).
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"I was getting sick very often … and I had a deficiency in magnesium and a family history of diabetes, and there were signs of diabetes," she said.
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While Jewish life in America is secure, there's a communal sense that things could change on a dime, even among Jews who don't have my family history.
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Accordingly, the guidelines suggest that cholesterol screening in children as young as 2 is appropriate when there is a family history of heart disease or elevated cholesterol.
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You can ask a person about their family history of heart disease and can check for high blood pressure and obesity, which are also related to genetics.
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The story starts in 1956, as the last French troops prepare to leave what was then French Indochina, and covers three decades of family history and exile.
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Scott uses the word with a barely cocked eyebrow, taking herself down along with her father, and its understated precision characterizes this family history as a whole.
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But Ms. Davis is first among equals, and the series becomes hers in its later episodes, as James is forced to uncover secrets about her family history.
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I was like, you know, I don't feel comfortable with killing, any of that — tell him about my family history, how I'm not that type of guy.
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Previously, it was recommended for women who have a family history of breast, ovarian, tubal or peritoneal cancer to be assessed for harmful BRCA21 or BRCA22 mutations.
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Routine risk assessment is not recommended for women whose personal history, family history or ancestry does not suggest the possible presence of harmful BRCA23 or BRCA22 mutations.
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I was envisioning a personal window on her life, starting back when she was actually Robyn Fenty and lived in Barbados, with some family history thrown in.
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Discovering your family history through DNA testing services like 21800 and Me and Ancestry DNA has become increasingly popular, but it only gives you so much information.
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On the other, it's beautifully shot and looks like it brings a depth to the formula by folding in the complexities of not knowing one's family history.
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Warren's campaign also released a video on her family history, published fact-checking information on her website about her heritage and published the results of Bustamante's report.
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For more than an hour, Ms. Goodall, 85, spoke about her family history, her unconventional career path and how business leaders — and consumers — can make a difference.
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Male parenting most likely evolved from a female caring ancestor multiple times within the glass frog family history, and the type of care then became more elaborate.
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