Over the next 16 years, participants suffered 28,718 fractures, including 2,121 hip fractures.
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Taliban fractures Fifteen years of fighting against US-led forces has contributed to fractures inside the Taliban.
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Nearly 16 years later, there were 2,121 cases of hip fractures and 28,718 cases of total fractures.
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He had two concussions and three fractures of his passing hand, not three concussions and two fractures.
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Bone fractures: Fractures in the arm or collarbone of the baby are possible, but usually not serious.
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A medical examiner determined the infant had rib fractures and at least two fractures to his skull.
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This water then fractures the shale and sand is injected into the well to keep the fractures open.
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Doctors reported three acute rib fractures and 12 healing rib fractures after scanning the baby's body, according to WRTV.
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The rule would eliminate Medicare bundled payments to hospitals for heart attacks, bypass surgery, hip fractures, and femur fractures.
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The most common injuries were fractures in legs, ankles or forearms, followed by facial fractures, intracranial hemorrhages and concussions.
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Those fractures, along with additional injuries that included jaw fractures, hip fractures and bruised ribs — some of which had begun to heal — suggested long-term abuse that could not have been caused accidentally based on the autopsy, said Bell.
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Risk factors for hip fractures Age is a key risk factor, with hip fractures more likely to occur in those aged 65 or older.
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According to the CDC study, the most common wound after head injuries involved upper extremity fractures at 27%, followed by lower extremity fractures at 12%.
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Among the study's limitations, the small number of hip fractures in men might have reduced the researchers' ability to identify associations between fractures and diet.
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Injuries at home tended to be to the upper extremities, such as elbow fractures, which made up 34% of admissions, and forearm fractures, which made up 18%.
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Falls are the leading cause of both traumatic brain injury and hip fractures, and more than half of hip fractures prove fatal within one year, Lee said.
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"That's something you would never do for someone with suspected maxillary fractures, facial fractures, which Ryan definitely did have from being shot in the face," Kim said.
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"That's something you would never do for someone with suspected maxillary fractures — facial fractures — which Ryan definitely did have from being shot in the face," Kim said.
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The resulting fractures on the simulated ball-shaped skulls resulted in depression fractures that were deep enough to displace bone and produce cracks that spread throughout the skull.
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The analysis focused on so-called vertebral fractures, also known as compression fractures, that happen when bones in the spine weaken and crumple, often in the lower back.
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Rand Paul has five rib fractures, including three displaced fractures and bruised lungs, after an assault in his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a senior adviser told CNN.
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For teens, visits for dental disorders resulted in a prescription in 60% of the cases, followed by 47% of the cases for collarbone fractures and 38% for ankle fractures.
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"We differ, though, in suggesting that not all of the fractures in Lucy's skeleton are the same," he said, referring to the subset of compressive fractures they closely studied.
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The plaintiffs contend that the FDA rejected only Merck's proposed language for the warning that focused on relatively minor stress fractures rather than the more serious fractures they suffered.
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Another drawback is that all of the patients had recent fractures, making it unclear if results would be similar for people who had chronic pain many months after fractures developed.
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In a Swiss study of 70,298 men and women followed for a decade, among the 2,219 who had subclinical hyperthyroidism, the risk of fractures – especially hip fractures – was significantly elevated.
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Femur or pelvic fractures not involving the hip were associated with risk increases of 20 percent and 25 percent, respectively, while vertebral fractures were linked to a 10 percent risk increase.
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Available as oral medications or intravenous infusions, both forms of bisphosphonates have been shown to reduce fracture risk, prevent recurrent hip fractures, and reduce the risk of death after hip fractures.
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The suspicions on Epstein's team center on the 3 fractures around Epstein's neck -- the hyoid bone in the Adam's apple area, along with 2 fractures on either side of the thyroid cartilage.
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It was initially reported that Paul had only sustained minor injuries, but Sunday, a senior adviser to Paul said the senator had five rib fractures, including three displaced fractures and bruised lungs.
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Paul sustained five rib fractures, including three displaced fractures and bruised lungs after a neighbor allegedly assaulted him while at his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a senior adviser told CNN on Sunday.
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But he also observed more compressive fractures, as well as so-called greenstick fractures, in which a bone cracks only on one side, much like what happens when a living tree branch breaks.
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Instead, the fractures deepened and Pierce's hopes at unity crumbled.
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Her eye socket was crushed, and she had skull fractures.
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Fielding's severe injuries included multiple skull fractures and collapsed lungs.
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Capital punishment typically fractures the Supreme Court along ideological lines.
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She was treated for facial fractures at two Brooklyn hospitals.
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But not all the fractures happened after death, Kappelman said.
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But none of these matched as well with the fractures.
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A fresh look at the fractures within the party next.
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The initial patients suffered mostly broken bones, fractures and cuts.
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Of 93 skulls analyzed, 25 exhibited evidence of healed fractures.
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I definitely have stress fractures on my feet right now!
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About three out of four hip fractures occur in women.
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Many patients with osteoporosis have multiple fractures of their spines.
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The child "suffered fractures, had a subdural hematoma," Christensen said.
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But the fractures are worrisome for the embattled White House.
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The woman suffered a broken nose and other facial fractures.
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Meanwhile, Susan suffered a concussion and fractures to her arm.
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Ross sustained a serious brain injury and multiple skull fractures.
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Instead, this weekend's elections only deepened the country's political fractures.
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Men experience about half as many osteoporotic fractures as women.
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Seven of the nine since late December died after fractures.
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Nose breaks can be simple fractures, or more complex breaks.
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And with people living longer, hip fractures are increasingly likely.
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Inside the paper, readers could examine radiographs of his fractures.
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Doctors also found mysterious fractures of his pelvis and spine.
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One fell 28503 meters from a cliff, suffering several fractures.
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The moon's southern hemisphere is riven by four prominent fractures.
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Udell suffered multiple skull and facial fractures, the lawsuit said.
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And those fractures, he said, are often misdiagnosed as abuse.
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As kids, we spent many horizontal weeks healing from fractures.
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There are a variety of metatarsal fractures, he told me.
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Thing is, some doctors treat all of these fractures conservatively.
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Merck pointed to the FDA rejecting their attempt in 2008 to add a warning about potential stress fractures as reason to believe they would also not approve a warning about the thigh-bone fractures.
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This same study from the early 1990s noted increasing mortality for those suffering fractures at older ages, with those over the age of 90 facing 66 percent mortality in the year following proximal femur fractures.
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Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, technology fractures rock formations with pressurized liquid.
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Fractures in the surface of Europa seen by the Galileo spacecraft.
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Autopsy results reported Wednesday said he suffered no fractures, Surfline reported.
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The last survivor has a traumatic brain injury and multiple fractures.
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Possible fractures to the nose and to the zygoma, he writes.
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I haven't done it yet—jaw fractures aren't actually that common.
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"Secondly, the other mechanism causes tooth fractures or breakage," he said.
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The serious injuries included pelvic fractures, internal bleeding and head injuries.
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The 1998 Dodge was totaled and Newton suffered several back fractures.
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She has some advice for reducing the risk of hip fractures.
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She died hours later of fractures to her skull and spine.
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The most common cassowary wounds are lacerations, punctures, and bone fractures.
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Adjustments are needed to reduce the risk of falls and fractures.
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It is extremely rare hanging can result in 3 such fractures.
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The court's main trust is to repair fractures in federal law.
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Even the subtle and implicit costs of such fractures are great.
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She also suffers from three minor fractures in her lumbar spine.
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Afterward, he suffered fractures to both eye sockets and other injuries.
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He calls them "acute findings," which include stroke, hemorrhage and fractures.
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I had multiple fractures in my hand and couldn't play guitar.
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She had fractures in her right foot, left knee and back.
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That's actually the better outcome when it comes to jaw fractures.
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We're told it was obvious the man had multiple facial fractures.
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Faced by these fractures, France has hesitated to question its system.
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She suffered more than 20 bone fractures, most to the spine.
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School officials said she was suspected to have sustained multiple fractures.
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All were over age 65 and had surgery for hip fractures.
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It also excluded injuries that were less severe and not fractures.
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Essay Fractures of the fifth metatarsal, in the foot, are common.
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She was not wearing a helmet and suffered multiple skull fractures.
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She suffered several fractures and was immediately taken to the hospital.
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It showed that Jazmine died as a result of blunt head trauma, with severe injury to the rest of her body, including 71 rib fractures and 23 long bone fractures across her arms, legs and torso.
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According to the research, half of the extremity fractures observed in the IPV patients occurred in the upper extremity, while the majority of fractures occurring in the control group affected the lower half of the body.
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While most fractures occurs because of a hyperphysiologic stress placed on the bone (falls, tackling, car accidents, etc), stress fractures are from a lower amount of load continuously placed on the bone for long periods of time.
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The victim had surgery to repair face fractures After the attack in August, Lauren Jackson told CNN affiliate KATU she spent time in the hospital, recovering from fractures in her jaw and a surgery to repair them.
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In the new trial, romosozumab significantly reduced the incidence of new vertebral fractures through 24 months as well as non-vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture compared with Merck & Co's Fosomax.
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Researchers writing in the journal Osteoporosis International found that hip fractures in women over 65 began increasing in 2013 among Medicare recipients (after plateauing for years), with an additional 11,0003 estimated hip fractures between 2013 and 2015.
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The most common diagnosis among both groups were fractures, at 40 percent.
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While treating the fractures, doctors found two cancerous nodules in her lungs.
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Some children suffered severe injuries such as skull fractures or brain trauma.
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In American football better helmets have reduced the risk of skull fractures.
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We have seen children get isolated because of fractures or burn wounds.
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Fractures within NATO have long been a goal of the Russian president.
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Sprains and fractures were the most common trampoline injuries, regardless of location.
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Most often, fractures occurred in major bones in the thigh and shin.
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Whether these fractures will still exist when the DLC releases is unknown.
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FYI, a TSF is often used by doctors to treat compound fractures.
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"Helmets are more about preventing skull fractures and internal bleeds," he says.
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Jones fractures are common; Kobe Bryant famously suffered from excruciating plantar fasciitis.
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NOTES: After suffering fractures in his lower back from a collision Nov.
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Todd Palin was undergoing surgery to repair multiple fractures, the post said.
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After trying different methods to unroll the rolls, some suffered further fractures.
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The most common injuries were of the knee and foot stress fractures.
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The pain from spine fractures may improve, but physical disfigurement does not.
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She also said he was back in surgery to repair multiple fractures.
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A number of skeletons with severe skull fractures were found face down.
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He lay in a coma for a month, with multiple skull fractures.
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Although rare, it is most commonly seen after fractures, sprains or surgery.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss fractures in the Republican Party.
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Over a follow-up of 123 years, there were 2,304 hip fractures.
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There was no association with the very few skull and spine fractures.
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Air pollution increases the risk for osteoporosis and bone fractures, researchers report.
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Studies also show no clear benefit of calcium in reducing bone fractures.
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But other archaeologists said the bone fractures and rock scratches were unconvincing.
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They have a tropical redundancy, featuring pieces of fruit with Cézannesque fractures.
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Rib fractures are among the most common bone breaks in older adults.
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Last month, three separate scooter-related skull fractures happened in one week.
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Attacking Bloomberg plays well on Twitter, but it only fractures the party.
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They were also less likely to experience arthritis, sciatica or hip fractures.
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To determine whether smoking is linked to injury among members of the military, the study team reviewed 18 studies on military training injuries, such as stress fractures, hip fractures, knee pain or lower extremity injures and tobacco use.
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A report on bone fractures produced by Infervision's medical imaging tool A report on bone fractures produced by Infervision's medical imaging tool Like any deep learning company, Infervision needs to keep training its algorithms with data from varied sources.
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" Though Pendergrast did not give specifics of how the January 22 accident happened, he told his followers he was "found submerged in water for hours, with severe hypothermia, multiple pelvic fractures, severely comminuted sacral fractures, Morel-Lavallee, and more.
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Similarly, a study used a sample from the population of 30.2 million Medicare recipients in 2002 finding that on average, fractures created an annual medical cost of $8,2000 for the 2100 million Medicare recipients who suffered fractures that year.
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To understand why the border is such a critical part of the Brexit conversation, here's a look at Northern Ireland's history, its current political fractures, and how Brexit and the backstop debate have intensified these fractures all over again.
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Frail elders are at higher risk for falls, fractures, hospitalizations and cognitive decline.
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Scandrick suffered two small fractures in his back and missed practice all week.
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Kayden&aposs injuries include fractures to his pelvis and neck, and intracranial bleeding.
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"He mutilated her face and she had orbital and skull fractures," says Nikolov.
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Younger said terrorism was fueled by a host of fractures across the world.
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"The cause of death is multiple fractures and lacerations," the medical examiner ruled.
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Some have suggested a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, falls and even fractures.
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Most of the falls weren't serious and only 5 percent resulted in fractures.
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A mesh style would prevent the whales from jaw popping leading to fractures.
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Not one person prone to stress fractures is prone for the same reason.
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Still ... Tommy's friend was rushed to the hospital and sustained multiple vertebrae fractures.
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As a result of the incident, Mirotic suffered a concussion and maxillary fractures.
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The treatment reduced additional vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women suffering from the disease.
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A disagreement about their sons befriending Ziggy reveals the fractures in their relationship.
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Less severe damage, including fractures, will heal within eight months after delivery, thankfully.
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"Her fractures of fabric spoke to the fracturing of Martha's life," Gleich says.
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Opioids affect balance and are associated with higher risks of falls and fractures.
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WE HAVE PATCHED THOSE FRACTURES, WE ARE NOW WORKING TOGETHER TO PASS LEGISLATION.
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Their distribution doesn't appear random; instead, rough chains run parallel to narrow fractures.
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Head injuries prevented by helmets are often skull fractures and other severe injuries.
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I had three fractures in my pelvis and three in my rib cage.
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Fractures on the floor of Dantu Crater on Ceres as seen by Dawn.
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And a reminder, too, of the painful reality of those fractures and broken
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This is where Handmaid's excels: Breaking your heart by way of hairline fractures.
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A closer examination revealed three fractures of the leg's tibial plateau, not one.
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Natural gas then comes through the fractures and is harvested from the well.
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Their injuries ranged from spine and pelvic fractures to broken legs, West said.
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Nonetheless, it has not yet been proved that vitamin D supplements prevent fractures.
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Each titanium band would hold a rib in place while the fractures healed.
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In my life, I've had fractures, surgeries, pain, hospital stays, victories and defeats.
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"They don't remember the good — that fractures are being prevented," Dr. Shoback said.
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Overcrowding and fractures in tracks are often cited as contributing causes of accidents.
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Facing this threat, anti-Communists and segregationists worked hard to sustain the fractures.
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He sustained fractures in his left collarbone, left ankle, pelvis and a rib.
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"You could see the cracks, you could see the fractures underground," Ansari said.
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One man says he suffered a brain hemorrhage; others had serious bone fractures.
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It is the way the different fractures align on top of each other.
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Students use them to study things like how fractures heal and joint articulation.
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Many Duchenne boys stop walking forever because of fractures due to accidental falls.
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It has been marked just as deeply by its fractures, failures and tensions.
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Rock burst accidents are often caused by fractures in rocks due to mining.
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The fractures among Republicans have been on display in the past few days.
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Over the years our two parties have usually managed to handle deep fractures.
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Ginsburg was also hospitalized last month to treat rib fractures from a fall.
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Despite some deep fractures, the heart of the asteroid was not comprehensively damaged.
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These complexities also reveal fractures on the basis of sexuality and racial bias.
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The drug, Tymlos, is given by injection and was shown in clinical trials to reduce the absolute risk of spine fractures by 3.6 percent compared with a placebo and to reduce the risk of non-spinal fractures by 2 percent.
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"Some (not all) physicians reflexively think fractures require opioids, but this study lends evidence that opioids are not always necessary even in the presence of fractures," Chang told me, cautioning that there are likely exceptions for worse and more complicated injuries.
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Many were strains or sprains, but fractures made up nineteen percent of all injuries.
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Her other injuries include a shattered shoulder, several rib fractures, and a fractured mandible.
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Kevin had surgery for 3 fractures on his back and is undergoing intensive therapy.
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How can you explain all the cuts and lacerations and the absence of fractures?
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His injuries included skull, sternum and spine fractures; cardiac lacerations; and a punctured aorta.
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He suffered multiple facial fractures, but is now in stable condition, according to Holden.
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Squabbles over the speed of deficit reduction have created fractures in Mr Macri's coalition.
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Building new railways and autobahns is one thing; other fractures take longer to heal.
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Researchers have found other fossils of her species with similar fractures, suggesting more falls.
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It has birthed a baby and survived fractures, breaks, and multiple bouts of pneumonia.
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Close examination of the Homo rhodesiensis remains revealed numerous fractures, tooth marks, and pits.
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It had multiple fractures to its right wing and had contracted a bone infection.
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Covert influence campaigns work best when they exploit pre-existing fractures in a society.
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By exploring the fractures within these families it's able to be emotionally impactful too.
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X-rays revealed fractures in the child's legs, back, and thinning of his bones.
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Investigators found that Joemill had several fractures to his skull and was bleeding internally.
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But after experiencing stress fractures in his feet, Mr. DeLay withdrew from the show.
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Lucy sustained many such fractures, the scientists concluded, from her ankles to her jaw.
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Corona Del Inca was euthanized after sustaining multiple fractures of her right front leg.
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When they've stuck together they've been able to create fractures within the majority caucus.
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She suffered three spinal fractures and a concussion and was rushed to the hospital.
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" Mr. Wizner said that Mr. Snowden has actually said the problem was "stress fractures.
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Yet amid the fractures and complexities, Mr. Longstreth also provides nuggets of approachable melody.
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Such fractures are often the early signs of a full break from the glacier.
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He suffered 3 spinal fractures, and went into surgery soon afterward for his back.
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She was born with 19 fractures, and breaks a bone about every other month.
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In both studies, women taking Evenity ended up with more bone and fewer fractures.
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Already, stress fractures have appeared in the global system that keeps satellites from colliding.
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Sun suffered multiple bone fractures and is being treated in hospital, the report said.
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When bones become more porous and brittle, women have an increased risk of fractures.
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He didn't sustain any broken bones or fractures, but does have some facial lacerations.
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SSRI antidepressants like Zoloft and Prozac are associated with fractures and falls in seniors.
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The political fractures Eastwood exposes are more elemental than even the most ferocious partisanship.
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It's also been shown to reduce bone loss and fractures in post-menopausal women.
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Hundreds of migrants were injured on Friday morning, with wounds including cuts and fractures.
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I'm happy that there were no fractures, so I'm able to continue the race.
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A few days after the race, doctors found two hairline fractures in Gomez's shoulder.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, the good news is that he is not suffering any paralysis, nerve damage or numbness as a result of the horrific car accident that left him with 3 spinal fractures ... fractures that required fusion in surgery.
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The medical examiner clarified Ashe died from traumatic asphyxia and suffered laryngeal fractures while lifting.
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The fractures have prompted wider discussions about evangelical expectations around gender norms, sexuality, and consent.
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"Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries," Stafford told the New York Times.
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That factor might explain a lot of the accidents leading to bone fractures, he said.
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That era from 1998 to 2008 was marked by fractures in the US-Korea alliance.
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Several suffered from bone fractures, some were hit by rubber bullets, and one became unconscious.
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Nate Liedl's 6-month-old son, Jaxon, died from multiple skull fractures on Nov. 1.
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There's no good way to say this: Skulls exhibiting fractures consistent with an exploding brain.
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Men lose bone more slowly and experience hip fractures - on average - at a later age.
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Salt, ice and the pounding of weather can cause tiny fractures in the concrete's surface.
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Martian quakes are caused by cooling and contraction, which create stress fractures on the crust.
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Baden says fractures in Epstein's neck are more consistent with homicide than suicide by hanging.
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The presumption was that the fractures came from the armoire falling on top of him.
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Rogers since been hospitalized for serious injuries to her neck and head, including several fractures.
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The backdrop: This year's elections were called early due to fractures within Netanyahu's ruling coalition.
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The Tampa Bay Times reported that an MRI showed no serious ligament damage or fractures.
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In such a turbulent environment, new alliances might be possible—and so might new fractures.
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Several people jumped out of the second and third floor windows and suffered bone fractures.
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Abu Sabla&aposs jaw and face suffered multiple fractures, and his teeth were badly damaged.
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But if the Boucher-Karlsson relationship fractures the locker room, trouble is in the cards.
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"Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries," said Doug Stafford, Paul's senior adviser.
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Scurvy is quite dangerous, and can result in fatigue, bleeding, bone fractures, and even death.
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But the ACLU's defense of far-right speakers has always caused fractures in its coalition.
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And people with vertebral fractures without diabetes had a 73% higher risk of broken bones.
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Stafford reportedly will miss up to six weeks with small fractures in his upper back.
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Bone density can be misleading — fluoride, for example, increases density but does not prevent fractures.
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Calcium supplements increase density by 1 to 2 percent but they do not prevent fractures.
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Rand Paul suffered six rib fractures and bruised lungs in an alleged attack last week.
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But the study was not large enough to determine whether that translated to fewer fractures.
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Rand Paul suffered five rib fractures after he was assaulted in his home in Kentucky.
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No. The reason they don't say anything is because they think it fractures their base.
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Paul was also attacked by his neighbor earlier this year and suffered five rib fractures.
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Fifty respondents even believed they had suffered from rib fractures as a result of binding.
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It's not often you come across a reflection on metatarsal fractures, though they are common.
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Many of the injured appeared to have suffered fractures, according to police and hospital officials.
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All too often, however, high-risk patients are afraid to take drugs to prevent fractures.
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For in the end, it was time that turned all his friends' fractures to breaks.
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If you are a major league hitter, you hope it never fractures, chips or breaks.
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Of the eight horses that have died there since late December, six died after fractures.
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Even before Mr. Johnson's deal, however, Brexit had exposed the fractures in the United Kingdom.
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Social fractures surfaced, compounded by governments' incapacity to satisfy heightened expectations of new middle classes.
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His legal team says he suffered multiple fractures and injuries while detained following the arrest.
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No one was killed, but at least 30 people suffered injuries, including burns and fractures.
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Another employee, a cleaner, suffered several arm fractures and 27 passengers suffered nonlife-threatening injuries.
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Her injuries included a broken spine, internal injuries, and fractures to her ribs and pelvis.
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Being female is already a risk factor for fractures and bone disease, such as osteoporosis.
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An autopsy revealed she had been strangled and also had two fractures to her skull.
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He lay on the rocky bottom with multiple leg fractures for two days, awaiting rescue.
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But the fractures are bound to be exposed again at future all-night EU meetings.
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It is designed to increase bone formation and density, thereby reducing the risk of fractures.
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Thirteen people were injured, mostly from smoke inhalation, but victims also had fractures, Szymanski said.
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Since then, fractures have emerged between the former leader and the rebels, exacerbating the crisis.
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The busted object is transformed, functional once again and with its fractures exalted in gold.
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She also suffered routine job injuries, including multiple foot fractures and a torn rotator cuff.
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"We're seeing five to six minor injuries a week, almost one a day -- hand and arm fractures, broken bones and facial injuries, such as scrapes and bumps and fractures," said Dr. Oscar Guillamondegui, trauma ICU medical director at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.
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The drug, romosozumab, which would be sold under the brand name Evenity if approved, significantly reduced the incidence of new vertebral fractures through 24 months and non-vertebral fractures in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture compared with Merck & Co's Fosomax.
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Those until-now-unacknowledged reports define the number of lead fractures or instances of inappropriate shocks.
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But party discipline in the single-chamber legislature is weak and often fractures on national lines.
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The punches resulted in multiple skull fractures, a swollen brain and scalp hemorrhages, the warrant states.
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Frightened of failure, Stryka indirectly fractures her relationship to her partner-in-crime Callen (Rupert Friend).
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Pulling out of the club risks melting the glue that holds some of these fractures together.
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"Except as associated with the gunshot wound, there are no fractures or notable deformities," it reads.
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With proper treatment—usually realignment, immobilization, and rest—most fractures heal completely within 4-10 weeks.
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He also said doctors were working to fix facial fractures the boy suffered in the fall.
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It's not the first console to offer a minute upgrade that further fractures the console market.
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Injuries have ranged from broken teeth, facial fractures, and tinnitus, to severe eye injuries and comas.
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Trump is basically moving those battle lines but I don't see these fractures as being worse.
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In total, there were 64 fractures in 40 bones all over his body, the report said.
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As the intense radiation from the sun bombarded the comet, fractures splintered across its tortured surface.
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He emerged from beneath the truck with multiple fractures and a collapsed lung, his mother said.
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The injuries were severe and consisted of numerous fractures, requiring surgical repair, as well as hemorrhaging.
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Kayden&aposs injuries include fractures to his pelvis and cervical spine, as well as intracranial bleeding.
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The veterinarians at the zoo hospital came up with a creative solution to the unique fractures.
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Bourdais, who drives for Dale Coyne Racing, underwent surgery for pelvic fractures, officials said on Sunday.
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When football helmets were only geared toward preventing skull fractures, they didn't use as much padding.
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RHP Ryan Vogelsong (facial fractures) will make his first rehab start for Double-A Altoona Sunday.
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Compression fractures can be treated with other approaches, including painkillers, bed rest or a back brace.
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On the other hand, as our society fractures and ossifies, aren't traditions more important than ever?
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The most common injury types included dislocations or fractures, sprains or strains and concussions or contusions.
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The infant allegedly had sustained severe head trauma that included extensive bruising and multiple skull fractures.
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"Over time, the teeth become weaker and causes 'craze lines,'" which are hairline fractures, he says.
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Javaid said in a report that Zebra's algorithm discovered 95 percent of vertebral fractures from scans.
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Earlier research has linked the pills to kidney damage, heart problems, infections and fractures, they wrote.
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Fissures These are the long cracks or fractures in the Earth's surface that lava erupts from.
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Vogelsong sustained facial fractures Monday when he was hit by a pitch near his left eye.
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The big question — other than price — is which bone-building drug is better for preventing fractures.
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But the data show that injuries like fractures, lacerations and sprains are also on the rise.
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Arrington suffered rib fractures, abdominal injuries and a spinal fracture, for which she underwent multiple surgeries.
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Mr. Reagan, recovering from multiple leg fractures suffered in a charity baseball game, was on crutches.
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Studies have found that older people who did weight bearing exercise decreased their risk of fractures.
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Zone 2 and 3 fractures can interrupt this blood supply causing it to not heal correctly.
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According to Scientific American, no data exist on penile fractures, so the actual odds are unknown.
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Falling can cause bone fractures and, occasionally, injuries to internal organs, the brain and spinal cord.
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Fractures of the neck aren't uncommon among people who die by suicidal hanging at Epstein's age.
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But, if anything, those fractures will deepen precisely because the Trump presidency won't likely deliver solutions.
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As he explained to me, killing wolves fractures the highly regimented social order of the pack.
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Despite the fractures, residents have one thing in common: They want the best for their town.
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Up to 20% of such fractures are diagnosed late, often leading to neurological damage, Aidoc said.
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Some of the bone fractures could have been caused by pressure from overlying sediment, he suggested.
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Yet the fractures suggested the bones were still fresh when they were broken with the rocks.
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Arizona also put first baseman-outfielder Christian Walker (facial fractures) on the 60-day disabled list.
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TMZ broke the story, Kevin messed up his back bad -- 3 spinal fractures that required fusion.
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An investigation into her death found that Ms. Olsen suffered skull fractures before she was strangled.
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As she got older, the muscle loss caused her bones to weaken, and she suffered fractures.
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Three men suffered fractures, and a woman had surgery for a head injury, the ministry said.
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The child landed on the fifth-floor roof and suffered fractures and bleeding in his brain.
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These relational fractures, I could see on their faces, still caused them much pain and sorrow.
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It would be easy to think that these fractures represent fundamental, unbridgeable divides that always existed.
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These fractures in the narrative hint at a tension roiling beneath the surface of Terrace House.
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Some fighters accept matches every day over the New Year holidays, sustaining cuts, bruises, fractures, concussions.
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Jim says Jan was not wearing her helmet and struck her head, causing multiple skull fractures.
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With fractures on the rise, focusing on the management of osteoporosis is now even more important.
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FLS teams try to reduce future fracture risk in patients who present to hospitals following fractures.
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There was no difference in changes in bone mineral density or number of fractures in older men and women who took high versus low doses of vitamin D. Low blood levels of vitamin D are tied to bone loss that can lead to falls and fractures.
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According to Christian Kikuchi MD, Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Surgery Fellow at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore Maryland, "typically for the professional and collegiate athletes we recommend operative treatment (for zone 23 and 3 fractures) as it allows them to get back to competition quicker with nonoperative management and a lower rate of nonunion" The reason zone 2 and 3 fractures have a high nonunion rate, and why zone 1 Dancer's Fractures don't, has to do with blood supply.
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"Except as associated with the gunshot wound, there are no fractures or notable deformities," the report reads.
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Blood sugar levels didn't appear to influence the risk of fractures for patients with type 2 diabetes.
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As the justice was treated for the fractures, her doctors found she had early stage lung cancer.
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Ginsburg was recovering from three rib fractures she sustained after falling in her office on Nov. 7.
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"It's an episode about repairing these cracks and fractures that have built up over time," hints Ventimiglia.
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He adds that, though these nonunion fractures aren't the most common health problem, they're a serious one.
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McGowan said that for patients at risk of fractures, the benefits of medication far outweigh the risks.
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The infant had "several skull fractures, two brain bleeds and was in a coma," KCRG-TV9 reports.
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There were 2,143 hip fractures among the women and 603 among the men across the study period.
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The volcanic glass lacks a crystal structure, so is hard and brittle, and fractures with sharp edges.
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After giving Sasha an X-ray, the staff discovered she had a tumor and several pelvic fractures.
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The impact that punched out the crater nearly shattered Mimas, producing fractures on the moon's opposite side.
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They don't make people fall more often, though they may slightly increase the risk of pelvic fractures.
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The rock hit him in the head and chest; he sustained skull fractures and severe brain injuries.
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So he has done research into genetic risk factors for certain common sports injuries, like stress fractures.
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Though there are a few fractures, the Federal Reserve's foundation against rate hikes remains pretty much intact.
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A quarter of women in the study had stress fractures similar to the kinds athletes often suffer.
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The questions color raised exposed fractures in art and technology on the cusp of the industrial revolution.
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Some had bone fractures, doctors said, indicating they had panicked and jumped from an upper floor terrace.
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"There were no fractures or dislocations," veterinarian Dr. Stephanie Oba said in a statement from the Center.
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Due to its constant movement, the glacier often fractures in spots, creating a large and unforgettable sound.
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Green told reporters that Edler didn't suffer any facial fractures but needed stitches due to the fall.
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It appears the fractures are the reason the cause of death has been deferred pending further investigation.
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These patients also had higher rates of opioid-related health complications like falls, fractures, constipation, and overdoses.
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But the hearing Friday proved that Democrats taking control of Congress hasn't eased the deep partisan fractures.
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There is little question that fractures caused by fragile bones are a real problem, particularly for women.
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The amethyst sculpture's fractures remind the viewer that it is art, and not humanity, that survives time.
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Another of Enlitic's systems, which examines X-rays to detect wrist fractures, also handily outperformed human experts.
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Rival candidates have been jockeying for position within the AKP, raising concern about fractures in the party.
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Hart's 3 spinal fractures required serious rehab and physical therapy ... which he recently updated his fans about.
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Conflict between family members with different standpoints increases tension and further fractures society, say volunteer counseling groups.
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Through image and metaphor, Trump deftly plumbs the depths of the cognitive chasm that fractures American society.
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This includes thousands fewer people being treated for hip fractures, dementia and depression according to the research.
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Yet most with osteoporosis do not take medications to prevent fractures, according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation.
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In addition, 46 people experienced aggravation of pain from degenerative joint disease, while 13 had compression fractures.
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The second man, who was not identified by the police, was hospitalized with bruises and hand fractures.
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Bisphosphonates are drugs that reduce osteoporotic fractures by suppressing bone turnover at a higher rate than normal.
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In fact, his flip-flopping stances may be creating more, not fewer, fractures in the Republican Party.
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Republican leaders in both chambers had to navigate party fractures to push the tax plan through Congress.
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" And while she says the fractures are deep within the GOP, "it's a party worth fighting for.
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They determined that there were no fractures or other evidence of an injury or blow, like goring.
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I'd heard of penis fractures before seeing Rodman's segment, but his account still left me feeling uneasy.
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Anadarko Petroleum Corp and Continental Resources Inc are reducing the distance between fractures to boost oil production.
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There are also fractures that surround the dome and run through smaller bright regions within the crater.
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As "ally" has become a widely used honorific, these kinds of significant fractures have become more common.
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These streams are flowing into Filchner ice shelf where stress fractures can be seen forming between hills.
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Correa spent the past week in intensive care, reportedly with leg fractures and a minor spinal injury.
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The most common cause of stress fractures is overtraining to the point that your bones can't heal.
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Despite advances in veterinary care, rehabilitating horses from fractures is rare, because the animals cannot be immobilized.
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The bleeding and the fractures and the shrapnel were not Fahd's only — or even most pressing — issues.
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But the majority are suffering from bone fractures and whippings which leave long scars along their backs.
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Such geothermal systems work by creating subsurface fractures deep underground that water will permeate through injection wells.
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The researchers hope their findings will help engineers control fractures in things like rod structures and nanotubes.
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What is your strategy for Engie and the impact it can have on societal fractures and inequalities?
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Eye and face injuries accounted for 1 percent of emergency room visits, and fractures for 22.4 percent.
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And as mainstream parties decline, and politics fractures among newer and smaller parties, those institutions become weaker.
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Skull fractures, often from falling down stairs, are among the injuries that can occur with child walkers.
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Sexism in every form weakens liberatory movements, fractures solidarity and exacerbates the oppression of the already oppressed.
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"He did not sustain any broken bones or fractures, but has some facial lacerations," Mr. Smith added.
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Gutierrez is replacing Bourdais, who crashed in Indy qualifying and suffered pelvic fractures and a broken hip.
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Such fractures have been building in Silicon Valley for some time, reaching even into its highest echelons.
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It also may have reduced their risk of life-threatening bone fractures when slipping on icy surfaces.
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He has done so with two stress fractures in his foot and a target on his back.
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Unfortunately, walking a leashed dog can increase the risk of fractures in older adults, new research finds.
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With candidates largely overlapping on policy and ambition, the handful of fractures between candidates' positions are stark.
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After the fall, the child had fluid in his lungs and stomach, and facial and skull fractures.
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Many had other wounds, as well, including traumatic brain injuries, pelvic fractures, colorectal damage and leg amputations.
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This lattice pattern fractures and bends as the elephants grow, creating millions of channels across their skin.
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Untreated insomnia also increases the risk of falls and fractures, a study of nursing home residents showed.
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Even for injuries like bone fractures, it is often enough to alternate anti-inflammatory medications and acetaminophen.
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Conflict between family members with different standpoints increases tension and further fractures society, say volunteer counselling groups.
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Who hasn't heard that hip fractures from falls are a leading cause of death among the elderly?
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And that's good: helmets do an excellent job of preventing catastrophic skull fractures, which undoubtedly saves lives.
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On Saturday a police spokesman told reporters in Copenhagen that there were no fractures to Wall's skull.
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"What we have seen is the fractures in the socialist movement," said Franklin Pareja, a Bolivian political scientist.
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Kids under age 10 had more head injuries while older patients had more fractures, which often required hospitalization.
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One was left with serious injuries including fractures to both eye sockets and cheekbones and a broken nose.
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While there have been prior family fractures, the family has historically banded together to protect the soup company.
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Now, under the joint pressure of Mr Macron and Mr Mélenchon, old fractures are pulling it back apart.
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Scientists have healed severe bone fractures in pigs by blasting tiny bubbles with ultrasound in the animals' bones.
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But sometimes, people have "nonunion fractures," meaning bones fail to produce new bone tissue and don't heal properly.
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Linneman was taken to the hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures and severe frostbite, according to Depue.
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Beronica Ruiz, 35, suffered a concussion and facial fractures after the boy allegedly punched her in the face.
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The quick physical exam detects probable hand and nasal fractures, but Varlotta sees no sign of neurological damage.
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Its black volume communicates a midnight quality, even in brilliant Florida sunshine, while gold accentuates the facade fractures.
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Injuries also included fractures that could have been suffered in beatings or accidental falls while fleeing, he said.
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Previously, researchers believed any damage or fractures within her bones simply happened over time as she became fossilized.
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Fifty-six migrants were rescued from the container, some suffering from serious injuries and fractures, the statement said.
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Doctors summoned officers to the hospital upon discovering fractures at the base of the back of her skull.
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Current research results have been inconclusive about whether intake of nutrients involved in bone metabolism can prevent fractures.
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They found that women who ate a Mediterranean diet were slightly less likely to suffer from hip fractures.
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So many movies about female friendship in high school end up focusing on the fractures within such relationships.
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Some German officials fear his push for a "multi-speed" Europe risks widening the EU's east-west fractures.
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There was no link between a Mediterranean-style diet and a change in the risk of total fractures.
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As the TV audience fractures into smaller and smaller niches, ratings data becomes harder and harder to parse.
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That will undermine any residual faith in Turkey's economy but also deepen fractures within the ruling AK Party.
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It is notoriously difficult to predict when the natural fractures through which oil flows will close, he warns.
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After evaluating Trooper's fractures, the animal hospital determined one of the dog's front legs needed to be amputated.
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Political and military fractures have left the country mired in conflict and the OPEC member's economy in freefall.
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Doctors took X-rays of the child, which allegedly showed fractures in her hands, legs, feet and back.
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The fundraising page details her multiple injuries, which include a fractured mandible, shattered shoulder and several rib fractures.
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Ruins are scattered throughout the show, and Al-Hadid delicately exhumes old sources without papering over their fractures.
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They were discovered during tests in November to diagnose and treat rib fractures Ginsburg sustained from a fall.
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Deep sectarian fractures continue to hurt the country, from villages like Brih right up to the national parliament.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents said the GOP's fractures will still be present in November, the survey found.
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The fractures to her rib cage suggest crushing injuries to her internal organs that would have killed her.
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But this belief is also based on myth and a poor understanding of the history of such fractures.
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Ferocious jets of fluid shoot out of the perforating guns, opening up fresh micro-fractures in the shale.
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He suffered two fractures in his left hand while diving for McCann's bloop single in the fifth inning.
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Injured fingers and toes should be evaluated for fractures, but injuries to those bones are usually less serious.
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Mr. Ellis was treated for fractures to his right eye socket and nose, and cuts to his face.
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Olga Lipets survived the crash, but had her jaw wired shut and had severe fractures in her leg.
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Kyagulanyi has suffered multiple injuries and fractures since his arrest last week, his lawyer Erias Lukwago told CNN.
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He landed feet first, with his left foot and ankle hitting the ground first, resulting in multiple fractures.
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And that unity, especially in the face of political fractures in the UK, has bolstered its negotiating position.
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He was diagnosed with a concussion and skull fractures, and had deep cuts on his head and body.
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Two of those students died as a result of skull fractures they suffered after jumping from the windows.
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This raises the risks of falls, fractures, motor vehicle accidents, addiction and dementia in an already vulnerable population.
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Even if their abdomens are closed, they tend to need multiple operations to repair fractures or other injuries.
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No one was killed in the attack, but several people were hospitalized for injuries including burns and fractures.
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In the meantime, the fractures between Sanders' and Warren's camps have only deepened over the past few months.
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In 473, Spain spent 10 months in political limbo after two inconclusive elections, a sign of future fractures.
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Four of them — three women and a man in their 50s and 60s — suffered fractures and other injuries.
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"But her party has its own fractures, and the coalition she will create among them is inherently unstable."
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"In terms of tension, social cohesion and fractures within society, it's a lot worse now," Berger told Reuters.
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For example, imagine that you're trying to predict fractures from X-ray images in data from multiple hospitals.
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Far too many in their 21996s and 60s were having strokes, developing diabetes, falling down and suffering fractures.
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But the system was never perfect, and its fractures and stress points have become too great to ignore.
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When your levels hover around there, you might experience symptoms such as muscle weakness, bone pain, and fractures.
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The alleged victim was hospitalized with several major injuries including facial fractures, a broken tooth and broken ribs.
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The heightened risk of death aside, the additional health care costs following hip and vertebral fractures are staggering.
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Unfortunately, bisphosphonates also have the possibility of the very rare side effects of atypical fractures and jaw osteonecrosis.
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He sees older women who suffer from compression fractures up and down their spines, the result of osteoporosis.
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Negative effects for some patients included fatigue, hypertension, rashes, fractures, falls, nausea, and mild cognitive and memory slippage.
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Rand Paul suffered five rib fractures in assault Assault suspect is reportedly a neighbor of the Kentucky senator Rand Paul was recovering Sunday from five broken ribs, including three displaced fractures, after he was assaulted by a neighbor who tackled him from behind at the senator's Kentucky home, officials said.
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His competitive prime was curtailed by stress fractures and an Achilles' tendon injury that had to be surgically repaired.
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It's impossible to prevent all falls, but precautions can reduce the likelihood of serious fall injuries, especially hip fractures.
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Forty-five percent of the injuries were fractures, while 11.6 percent were bruises and 9.0 percent were ligament sprains.
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Vitrifying large organs like the brain can also result in fractures due to different cooling rates in different parts.
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Fernández suffered blunt-force injuries to the head and torso, along with skull and jaw fractures during the crash.
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During the study period, 672 people with type 1 diabetes and 8,859 with type 163 diabetes experienced bone fractures.
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I was actually born with 35 bone fractures, coming out of my mom's womb — but look at me now!
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These raised-looking fractures are actually stretch marks left over during a very geologically active time on the planet.
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Three were seriously injured, with arm and leg fractures, internal injuries and possible paralysis, the Broward rescue unit said.
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A "nanotainer" of blood rolls off a table and fractures, a biohazard awaiting whoever tries to pick it up.
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These social stressors include ethnic, race and religious fractures that give rise to identity grievance, vengeance, and potential conflict.
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A few key findings: 249 people came to the ER with scooter injuries, most commonly fractures or head injuries.
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"Iran's role was always built on divisions and fractures in society and not through government institutions," al-Amin said.
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The overwhelming public opposition to the coup attempt and subsequent unity of most political parties could lessen political fractures.
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These sudden fractures occur due to extreme strain in the rock—strain that can be pent up for centuries.
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"There are situations where defects in the bone or lingering stress fractures can predispose to that injury," he said.
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Similar fractures were observed at the left shoulder and other parts of Lucy's skeleton, as well as modern examples.
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Canucks D Dan Hamhuis, who has appeared in four games since returning from facial fractures he suffered on Dec.
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Rimmer fell to the ground with a facial wound and fractures, while Hacker was then attacked near the door.
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While the reasons remain unclear, hip fractures also disproportionately affect those at the disadvantaged end of the social scale.
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Right now, the standard helmet is mostly designed to prevent skull fractures and cushion players against direct, linear hits.
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He had sustained fractures to his ankle and femur and as of Thursday was in a medically induced coma.
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A second man, 43, was also attacked and suffered suspected fractures to his hands and bruising to his stomach.
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RHP Ryan Vogelsong (facial fractures) pitched off the mound at the Oakland Coliseum before the Pirates faced the A's.
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It fractures and fragments, new ideas appearing in the periphery, its focus shifting, constantly offering new colors and shapes.
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We're told the alleged victim was hospitalized for severe injuries including facial fractures, a broken tooth and broken ribs.
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Beyond minor skin blemishes consistent with medical care they found no evidence of fractures or trauma to his body.
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Both albums render fundamental fractures in painful detail; they travel the same road and end up at different destinations.
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Fan blade inspectors often use ultrasonic testing because fractures can be too small to see with the naked eye.
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Mr. Lightfoot sustained fractures of both his eye sockets and testified in court that he suffered for months afterward.
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Britain's National Health Service (NHS) runs a fracture prevention program, but this is aimed at preventing secondary fractures only.
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That included the discovery of white veins of the mineral gypsum, an indication of water moving through underground fractures.
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But Togetherness becomes truly seductive when it begins exploring the hairline fractures at the foundation of all these relationships.
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Veterinary care has been improving, but it remains difficult to rehabilitate horses from fractures because they cannot be immobilized.
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I would only use it for fractures and then that part of the back is not flexible any longer.
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However, its departure highlights the fractures in OPEC and the organization's inability to use its collective power to act.
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His status going forward is uncertain, but there have been reports that he has fractures, which sounds pretty serious.
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The wounded were already filling the chairs, lying on the floor, some with open fractures — most of them children.
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But osteoporosis is an extreme, abnormal bone loss that can cause devastating fractures, particularly of the spine and hip.
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They would also include those who took a bisphosphonate and had one of the rare, atypical fractures, he said.
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The news outlet reported that the remaining five people remained at the hospitals due to rib or foot fractures.
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Casting the foot has been shown to increase the length of recovery in Dancer's Fractures and is not recommended.
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What's interesting about the 4th and 6th Circuit opinions, though, is that they show hairline fractures in Amazon's defenses.
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Research shows that women are at greater risk of stress fractures, in part because of the female athlete triad.
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One major worry is that the wells will suck in water from underlying aquifers into the fractures, complicating operations.
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INSIDE PITCH The Mets said X-ray results on outfielder Yoenis Cespedes's sore right wrist were negative for fractures.
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Mr. Covington then struck Luis in the face with the metal pole, causing lacerations and fractures to his face.
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They're not looking at history and what is actually important in terms of the tensions and fractures within society.
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Then the volcano enters a period of regular, small eruptions as magma escapes through new fractures in the crust.
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Especially perplexing was the widespread evidence of skull fractures, suggesting that the group was somehow simultaneously bludgeoned to death.
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But it was concussions, not fractures, that forced me to retire as a full-time Nascar driver in 2017.
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A. Drinking a lot of coffee has been linked to an increased risk of fractures in some observational studies.
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For example, patients with multiple injuries or bones breaking through skin may be treated before seniors with hip fractures.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how heavy soda consumption might directly cause fractures.
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The researchers followed the offspring with periodic bone scans through age 6, recording bone density and evidence of fractures.
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But Democrats brush aside suggestions that their inability to agree on a budget resolution demonstrates fractures in the party.
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In fact, the victim was hospitalized for fractures in his face and ribs as well as a broken tooth.
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The autopsy report reveals Kylie suffered several fractures, including broken skull bones, and cuts to her face and legs.
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" WEF added that "the fractures that have emerged politically, economically and socially must not foster intolerance, indecision and inaction.
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Many skulls bore evidence of healed fractures to the top or back of the cranium, some with multiple injuries.
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Natalie does not have health insurance at this time and has sustained skull fractures among other injuries from the attack.
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The five-month-old dog was rescued yesterday and is undergoing treatment for fractures in her hind leg and spine.
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In this case, the regularity could perhaps be magma moving at a constant rate through the rock, causing repeating fractures.
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But her dream was deferred when she suffered career-threatening injuries: stress fractures in her back and two torn shoulders.
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She suffered a traumatic brain injury, multiple facial fractures, broken teeth, nerve damage and both partial hearing and vision loss.
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With the bones weakened, it puts a person at an increased risk for fractures, back pain and loss of height.
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When iron oxide is crushed, it can crack easily, forming fractures with very clean and flat surfaces, according to Qiao.
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Osteoporosis, a disease that weakens bones, causes more than 8.9 million fractures annually, according to the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF).
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And when multiple stress fractures already exist—the result of decades of mediocre leadership—all that's required is a tripwire.
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"Those three fractures are extremely unusual in suicidal hangings and could occur much more commonly in homicidal strangulation," he said.
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Linneman was taken to the hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures and severe frostbite, Depue said at the time.
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The train crashed and one of the two brothers, Joseph, was severely injured with a broken bone and other fractures.
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He was taken to the Children's Hospital of Orange County where doctors discovered a skull fracture and multiple rib fractures.
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Only four of those patients required surgery, for various fractures, and not one was put in intensive care, he said.
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These fractures have hampered the movement: The groups chose different starting points for big marches, scattering women around the city.
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An autopsy revealed that Karter sustained seven skull fractures to both sides of his head as well as internal bleeding.
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When the E.R. doctor explained that in this case the fractures should heal themselves, a wave of relief enveloped me.
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Radius also just published positive phase 3 clinical trial data showing that the drug increased bone density and prevented fractures.
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She missed six months in 2016 with stress fractures in her foot and was sidelined last year with back problems.
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That ultimately creates fractures within the community leadership and leads to a trust breakdown at all levels of the community.
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"It's a multiple-layered structure, and when something hits the first outer layer, it fractures and breaks up," he says.
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Intense training schedules can pave the way for overuse injuries, including shoulder pain from swimming and stress fractures from running.
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Then once low tide came along, they did their necropsy, found fractures and hemorrhaging, and confirmed the cause of death.
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Likewise, there were no ties between any other diets and a change in the risks of hip or total fractures.
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Her only injuries are two "insignificant fractures" on her tailbone and skull, both of which will heal on their own.
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Cthulhu's terrain is vast and varied, dotted with mountains, craters and fractures in some parts and smooth in other areas.
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Most of the injuries occur from broken bones, such as hip fractures, and head injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries.
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Exercise may, however, make it less likely that people who do fall suffer fractures, although there's less evidence of this.
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But the fall of Mosul also exposes ethnic and sectarian fractures that have plagued Iraq for more than a decade.
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There are examples of planets that have undergone this kind of "crustal contraction," which creates a global network of fractures.
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Dr. James Miner of Hennepin County Medical Center told reporters the patients had fractures and head injuries, but no burns.
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I have seen so many drugs of negligible benefit tossed into elderly bodies, causing falls, fractures, confusion, and medical deterioration.
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Ozuna, 210, has been out since suffering multiple finger fractures on his right hand on June 215 in San Diego.
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In July, he said in a FERC podcast that he suffered compression fractures in two vertebrae and injured his arm.
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People with diabetes also have an increased risk of fractures of the hip and other broken bones, the researchers note.
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The two malignant nodules were "discovered incidentally" during tests to treat her rib fractures from that fall, the court said.
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They are synthetic cannabis derivatives that the firm eventually hopes to use in treating osteoporosis, bone fractures and other diseases.
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Labour's electoral coalition is unwieldy, to say the least, with fractures of class and region exposed by the Brexit referendum.
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"Anywhere we can see that surface and we have good enough resolution, we see fractures everywhere," Dr. El-Maarry said.
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Stress fractures and muscle tears are inevitable and common enough that a runner might get only a few healthy years.
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Knowing that his rehabilitation would be a do-it-yourself project, Sosa became a self-taught expert on compound fractures.
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Lumbar fractures can often result in at least difficulties walking, and at worst ... partial paralysis of the arms or legs.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kevin had 3 spinal fractures in the lumbar and thoracic areas, and surgeons fused the vertebrae.
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Further complicating the issue is that some fractures "straddle the line" between hard and easy to heal, Dr. Vosseller said.
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You saw Siya's tackle, how Bongi's (Mbonambi) leg got bent back at a ruck, Herschel fractures a fibula … it's terrible.
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"Fortunately, tests performed this morning revealed that there are no fractures and only moderate ligament damage," Dr. Martin O'Malley said.
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What are the fractures within the Black Power movement, and where does that leave Hakim and his relationship with her?
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Three weeks later, in the Belmont Stakes, the gelding sustained multiple fractures in his left leg and was put down.
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A rain of twigs and branches streams from her eyes and fractures the surface, which is dotted with woodland creatures.
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Still, he noted, the high doses did not increase the risk of cancer, kidney stones, liver problems, falls or fractures.
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Football helmets were originally created to reduce skull fractures, and they do a pretty good job at that, says Hirad.
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He suffered multiple fractures to his legs, head and torso and died on the spot, his cousin Mustafa Sakrafi said.
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He developed five stress fractures in his pelvis and five hernias, all at once, and was sidelined for two months.
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The organization said some of the injured protesters had been suffering from suspected limb fractures, burn injuries and skin necrosis.
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As everyone pored over exit polls, some of the long-simmering fractures between different groups of women exploded into view.
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Fractures of the shinbone where it meets the knee, or of the kneecap, were associated with a 6.6% greater risk.
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The spread of COVID-19, or coronavirus, has laid bare the many fractures that already exist within the American economy.
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The two women in Caleb's raft — sisters who sustained facial injuries and bone fractures — also received settlements from the park.
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Scientists warned osteoporosis patients on Thursday to avoid two common procedures used to shore up painful fractures in crumbling spines.
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McMorris broke his jaw and left arm, ruptured his spleen, suffered a pelvic fracture, rib fractures and a collapsed lung.
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He sat in a large blue medical chair, the better to ease the pain from compression fractures in his back.
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Baden points out during the interview that Epstein's neck suffered 3 fractures ... something he has never encountered in a suicide.
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It captured previously missing but vital small-scale details, including where fractures would appear and precisely how they would spread.
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Medicare will cancel three other bundled payment programs — ones that dealt with heart attacks, cardiac rehabilitation, and hip fractures — entirely.
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He was back in surgery to repair several fractures, Sarah Palin said in a statement on social media on Tuesday.
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And if you survive the first year, increased mortality following osteoporotic hip fractures extends 10 years past the fracture itself.
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This is an old avant-gardist story: heralding art that pushes beyond its formal boundaries and fractures long-held illusions.
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Kappelman also observed other, less severe fractures in other parts of Lucy's skeleton, all supporting the theory that she fell, and since these fractures also shown to have not healed, it's likely that Lucy died somewhat immediately after the fall, and possibly at a speed of 35 miles per hour from about 40 feet high.
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"These data are encouraging and in meeting the co-primary endpoints of this study, Romosozumab has shown to be effective in reducing the incidence of new vertebral fractures at months 12 and 24 and for clinical fractures as early as 12 months," UCB's chief medical officer and executive vice president, Iris Loew-Friedrich, said.
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He had multiple fractures, he was hemorrhaging and his brain, according to medical records, was "actively oozing out" from his skull.
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As a result, rescue services received more than 750 emergency calls and emergency rooms were overstretched with patients with bone fractures.
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Still, 84 percent of the babies had normal CT scans following the fractures, which normally heal on their own, Sege says.
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Circular cracks or ruptures in the ground called "ring fractures" would form around the sinkhole — which doesn't appear to have happened.
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Photo: Mars BioimagingA high-contrast, black-and-white image of your bones is an effective tool for spotting fractures or breaks.
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A bigger problem is that it fractures discussion between where the content is hosted and where a user wants to discuss.
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As we previously reported, Wood claims Smith stomped on his face during the incident -- causing multiple facial fractures that required surgery.
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He suffered rib fractures, a compression fracture of a vertebra, subdural bleeding and serious head injuries consistent with Shaken Baby Syndrome.
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Pain It seems obvious that fractures would cause more pain than other types of injury, but that's not always the case.
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These developments point to widening fractures between Turkish and Kurdish nationalism after the collapse of a reconciliation process in mid-2015.
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But crashing into towering pine trees at 90 miles per hour left him with fractures, lacerations, head trauma, and fractured ribs.
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It also causes a release of calcium, which increases risk of kidney stones, bone fractures, and further reductions in bone mass.
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The year-old pit bull mix was found in Quincy in 2013 with fractures, a stab wound and a split tongue.
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Holen also compared the fractures to bones found at similar archaeological sites in Kansas and Nebraska, once again finding similar patterns.
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Penile fractures are rare, but during penetrative intercourse, they're most likely to happen when the person being penetrated is on top.
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These fractures are not apparent at first glance, but few leaders in the community have been able to blur these demarcations.
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Once in Minnesota, doctors placed McKenna on anti-seizure medications as they treated her for skull fractures and two brain bleeds.
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The use of intense light could also allow researchers to detect cancerous tumors or micro-fractures that x-rays might miss.
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Recovering from spine and shoulder fractures in the hospital, Ana was grieving for not only her husband, but their future children.
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The research highlights the important contribution of a wide variety of fragility fractures other than hip to excess mortality, Center said.
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Doctors at Children's Hospital diagnosed Jaquerrion with multiple skull fractures, cerebral hemorrhaging and extensive retinal hemorrhaging, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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Osteoporosis, a disease characterised by low bone mass and degradation of bone tissue, is another significant risk factor for hip fractures.
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As you know by now ... Epstein also suffered multiple fractures in his neck bones caused by the way the hanging occurred.
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Walsvick testified that two adult siblings — one male and one female — "shuffled as they walked" and were prone to bone fractures.
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But Lucy's skeleton showed no signs of healing, suggesting the fractures happened near the time of death, according to the study.
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Most of those fractures are probably due to common geological processes that damage and degrade bones over time, the researchers found.
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Stafford missed the game with what ESPN reported were multiple fractures in his back, snapping a streak of 136 consecutive starts.
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Still, the results suggest that vertebral fractures may represent an underrecognized health risk for people with diabetes, the study authors conclude.
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Amputations were common - occurring in 31% of lawnmower injuries - followed by puncture wounds at 29% and fractures or dislocations at 24%.
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A skeleton of a female found reclining on her left elbow, with fractures on the knees and possibly the left foot.
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The boy, named Ivan Fokin, was in extremely serious condition, with a head injury, fractures, hypothermia and frostbite, according to officials.
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Improved diagnosis and treatment cannot fully explain the plunge in overall rates of colon cancer, dementia, heart disease and hip fractures.
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But other experts said Dr. Kappelman and his colleagues had not done enough to rule out other explanations for the fractures.
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In rare cases, overpowering this natural remodeling process can lead to poor healing and some bone becoming more prone to fractures.
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Trump's remarks could give that idea a crucial boost, at a time when GOP fractures on the healthcare law are deepening.
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In February, Vonn's 2015-16 season ended abruptly with a fall that resulted in three hairline fractures of her left knee.
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If you want to know more about stress fractures, I wrote about what causes them for this week's Ask Well column.
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Her "Aurum" has an elaborate concept based on kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing ceramics by binding the fractures with gold.
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Doctors found no fractures, though, and he was expected to avoid surgery and return later this season from a dislocated foot.
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Then, about eight years later, the woman had a series of fractures in her ribs, feet, left arm and right hip.
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Her career advancement was interrupted by stress fractures in her lower back in the spring and summer of 2015 and 2016.
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Students should staff lower-risk floors with comparatively less-complex cases: acute pancreatitis, simple fractures, a flare-up of atrial fibrillation.
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Partly in response to the Rohingya crisis, which is widening existing political fractures in Bangladesh, Ms. Hasina continues to consolidate power.
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Letizia's mother suffered multiple fractures in her youth without noticing them; her bones were never set properly, and they healed awry.
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Karlsson, who is playing with two hairline fractures in his left heel, said he would "absolutely" be ready for Game 6.
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The five injured Americans had wounds including broken legs and arms, cuts, pelvic fractures and dislocated knee caps, NBC News reported.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kevin suffered 3 spinal fractures when his car smashed through a fence on Mulholland Highway in Malibu.
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Past research has found that cataract surgery reduces mortality, falls and the odds of hip fractures as well as car crashes.
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Darwish suffered several fractures and broken bones in his face and jaw, and severe bleeding in his left eye and ear.
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Saraki's battles with the presidency are not the only fractures to have emerged in the APC before elections early next year.
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Fosamax helps prevent and treat osteoporosis, a condition that can lead to bone fractures, in women who have gone through menopause.
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Europe's fractures over the migrant crisis and the impending departure of Britain from the European Union have complicated Bulgaria's balancing act.
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Its content — and anonymity — provoked swift reactions from Republican officials that highlighted deep fractures within the GOP formed during Trump's presidency.
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Our sources tell us the alleged victim was hospitalized for severe injuries including facial fractures, a broken tooth and broken ribs.
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" Ross tweeted about the situation, "My wife Jan, my little angel, was hit while riding her Vespa & has multiple skull fractures.
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"It doesn't include just simple suturing or simple burn care or splinting of fractures, which doesn't need a formal operation," said Kushner.
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The study also revealed that 40% of those injured experienced head injuries, 32% experienced fractures, and 27% had cuts, bruises and sprains.
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Ruiz called the police after she regained consciousness, and she was treated at a nearby hospital for facial fractures and a concussion.
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Lifeguards used a boat to pull the bleeding woman, who had sustained multiple rib fractures and a pierced lung from the water.
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Other experts, according to the AP, have said hyoid bone fractures in suicides are uncommon but usually happen more in older people.
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Another survivor has severe traumatic brain damage, tibia fractures in both legs, and had a tracheotomy performed before arriving at the hospital.
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When she was rescued, Halsey had multiple skull fractures, a broken jaw, rib and forearm, according to Every Dog Counts' Facebook page.
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I was riding with a previous fracture in my wrist and I got two new fractures and re-fractured the old one.
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Eventually, Tao chooses one man over the other, a decision that fractures the trio and sends the narrative spiraling in different directions.
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"The kind of fractures at Fox News will play out in the remaining party, perhaps even stronger," Greenberg said in an email.
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And now that the alliance has won the battle for all of existence, those fractures are about to become full-on breaks.
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Any American recession, in any case, won't begin until the back end of the year, as the fractures in the economy widen.
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Your teeth may be more prone to micro-fractures or breakage, which could make them more sensitive to certain foods, she says.
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She was flown to Children's National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., where doctors allegedly noted more injuries including retinal hemorrhages and fractures.
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Lebanon's political fractures have been deepened by the war in neighboring Syria, in which Hezbollah has militarily supported President Bashar al-Assad.
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After being evaluated by medical experts, Vleuten was determined to have suffered a concussion and three "small" fractures on her lumbar spine.
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But the mother of three suffered four fractures in her neck, two of which have not healed six months after the accident.
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He had a broken neck, a punctured lung, 15 broken ribs, fractures in both breastbones and multiple breaks in his right leg.
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The area not only lies on top of the San Andreas Fault, but it was actually formed by previous fractures in it.
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"If you have a risk factor for weakened bones, it will predispose you to a greater risk of stress fractures," Rao says.
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Jeffrey Epstein reportedly had multiple fractures in his neck bones, something that is more common in death by strangulation than by hanging.
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He has 15 broken ribs, fractures in both breastbones, a punctured lung, multiple breaks in his right leg, and a broken neck.
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"This was a Sunday morning, and I was in Ein Kerem Hospital getting my leg looked at for stress fractures," Raz said.
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Dr. Elaine Carlson, who until her recent retirement practiced internal medicine in Kennebunk, Me., had a patient who sustained two such fractures.
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