Every 11 pounds gained was associated with a 30 percent higher risk of type 2 diabetes, 14 percent higher risk of high blood pressure, six percent higher risk of obesity-related cancers, and five percent higher risk of nonsmokers dying prematurely.
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Maybe people who are at higher risk of getting depressed also have a higher risk of getting MCS?
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Hazardous drinkers had 18 percent higher risk of all-cause mortality and 9 percent higher risk of cancer death.
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After accounting for other factors that could affect the outcomes, women with migraine had a 50 percent higher risk for pregnancy-associated hypertension and a 10 percent higher risk for miscarriage, while their babies had a 14 percent higher risk for low birth weight and a 20 percent higher risk for cesarean delivery.
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Separately, men showed a higher risk of lung cancer, and women showed a higher risk of liver and postmenopausal breast cancers.
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Compared to men without symptoms of impotence, the analysis found men with ED have a 59% higher risk of coronary heart disease or atherosclerosis, a 34% higher risk of stroke and a 33% higher risk of dying from any cause.
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After adjusting for other risk factors, they found that compared with the one-fifth of people with the lowest weight variability, the one-fifth with the highest had a 78 percent higher risk of new onset diabetes, a 117 percent higher risk of heart attack, a 136 percent higher risk of stroke, and a 124 percent higher risk of death.
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Those born in occupied countries also had a 12 percent higher risk of lung cancer and an 8 percent higher risk of colorectal cancer.
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We don't know who might be at a higher risk of developing AFM, or the reasons why they would be at a higher risk.
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People who had had multiple divorces were at a 50 percent higher risk, and those widowed multiple times had a 25 percent higher risk.
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They found that children from birth to age 4 were at higher risk than those over 5, and that poor children were at higher risk.
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Babies exposed to higher concentrations of ozone had about a 3.3% higher risk of failing any domain of the developmental screening at 8 months, a 17.7 % higher risk of overall screening failure at 24 months and a 7.6% higher risk of overall screening failure at 30 months.
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During the year immediately after breaking a hip, men faced a 33 percent higher risk of death and women had a 20 percent higher risk, they found.
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A 10-point increase in PM 2.5 concentration was associated with a 15 percent higher risk of developing diabetes, and an 8 percent higher risk of death.
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Working more than 40 hours a week was also associated with a 38% higher risk of miscarriages and a 21% higher risk of preterm deliveries than working less.
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Americans of Hispanic descent were 220.9 percent more likely to to face a higher risk and Chinese and black Americans had about a 219.6 percent higher risk than white people.
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Greater exposure was also tied to greater risk: Men who got one to four doses of androgen deprivation therapy had a 19% higher risk for Alzheimer's or dementia, while those who had eight or more doses had a 24% higher risk of developing Alzheimer's and a 21% higher risk of developing dementia.
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Low scam awareness was associated with a 56 percent higher risk of Alzheimer's and a 47 percent higher risk of mild cognitive impairment, researchers report in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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White women have a notably higher risk for anal cancer, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Black men have a higher risk than men of other races.
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Another 3.5 percent were at higher risk of type 2 diabetes, 1.5 percent had a high-risk profile for breast cancer and 3.2 percent were at higher risk of inflammatory bowel disease.
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Genetics, obesity, and even joint injuries like mine can put someone at a higher risk for developing the disorder, and stats also show that women are at a higher risk than men.
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"Hazardous" drinkers had similar risks as those within guidelines, and "harmful" drinking carried a 58 percent higher risk of death from all causes and an 87 percent higher risk of death from cancer.
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And each additional half an egg consumed per day was associated with a 1.1% higher risk of cardiovascular disease and 1.9% higher risk of early death due to any cause, the researchers found.
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The study, in Neurology, found that people with hepatitis B had a 76 percent higher risk of having Parkinson's, and people with hepatitis C a 51 percent higher risk, than the control group.
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Sure, more sex leads to a higher risk of infection.
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Higher yields tend to point to a higher risk environment.
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The last area of higher risk is Apple's divided geography.
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But there is a much higher risk it will not.
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Striplings that specialise also have a higher risk of burnout.
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People with depression are at significantly higher risk for suicide.
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A higher risk is that of an accidental nuclear war.
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Heroin and Fentanyl have a higher risk of being fatal.
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But investors are building a higher risk premium into sterling.
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Children had a much higher risk of depression and anxiety.
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And there's a higher risk of cancer caused by radiation.
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Withers says women are at higher risk than men overall.
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They are masters at higher risk, very high reward financing.
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Survivors granted compensation had a 37 percent higher risk of lung cancer and a 12 percent higher risk of colorectal cancer than those denied compensation, after adjustments for age, gender and country of origin.
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Read more:Vegetarians and vegans may have a higher risk of stroke than meat eaters, but carnivores have a higher risk of heart diseaseResearchers calculated what would happen if the entire US stopped eating meat.
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"Even if siblings have a higher risk of having a child with a severe disability [or] disorder, we should not punish people who have a higher risk of having a disabled child," says Petersen.
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Consuming an additional 300 milligrams of dietary cholesterol per day was associated with a 3.2% higher risk of heart disease and a 4.4% higher risk of early death, Zhong's analysis of the data showed.
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Studies have shown that babies born early have a higher risk of diseases such as asthma, higher risk of developmental delays and greater risk the child will need to be hospitalized early on in life.
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I took higher risk positions, and I was traveling on business.
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Anyone can develop heatstroke, but some groups have a higher risk.
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However, some groups of people are at higher risk than others.
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Certain groups are at higher risk for complications from salmonella infections.
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We are at a higher risk of diseases such as diabetes.
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Typically, assessments with higher ratios are generally seen as higher risk.
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Alternative lending platforms tend to have higher, risk-based interest rates.
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And substance abuse has been associated with higher risk of suicide.
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With that, there's a higher risk of infection, bleeding, and fatigue.
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This source adds that the unaccompanied children are considered higher risk.
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The source said that the unaccompanied children are considered higher risk.
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All are potentially harmful, but some are higher risk than others.
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Such debt is subject to less regulatory oversight and higher risk.
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Transactions with Libya, while higher-risk, have performed well over time.
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Research shows that women are at a higher risk of PTSD.
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The transgender population is also at higher risk for eating disorders.
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In the short term, preemies face a higher risk of death.
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Of course, there's a higher risk but potentially a higher return.
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The higher risk the bug was, the more Uber would pay.
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Changes in routines can save lives of others at higher risk.
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But kids are thought to be at higher risk for them.
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ONE IS THE SEARCH FOR HIGHER YIELD BY TAKING HIGHER RISK.
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Were some areas of the city at higher risk than others?
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" In 2009, Axon identified pregnant women as a "higher risk population.
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It may also lead to higher risk for cancer in adults.
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For unclear reasons, African-Americans have a higher risk than whites.
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It may even put you at higher risk of early death.
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Similarly, every 15.5-point increase in nighttime blood pressure compared to pressure in the clinic was associated with a 48% higher risk of cardiovascular disease events and a 24% higher risk of death from any cause.
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Obese women were at a sevenfold higher risk for infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight women, while obese men were at a 2.3-fold higher risk of infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight men.
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If you have one of the BRCA genes that suggests a higher risk for pancreatic cancer, you should consider further testing; another sign of higher risk is the presence of melanoma and pancreatic cancer in one family.
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Prenatal exposures to elevated levels of PM2.5 led to a possible 3.2% higher risk of failing any developmental testing domain, while higher-than-usual ozone exposure led to a possible 1.7% higher risk of failing a domain.
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There's also a higher risk that the families moving in are exposed.
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Americans shifted from higher risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
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This might be what explains their higher risk of developing health issues.
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Social isolation has been linked with 30% higher risk of early death.
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They are at a higher risk for burning out when they don't.
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This decision means higher risk of injury for many thousands of workers.
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Americans shifted from higher-risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
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It meant that financial markets had to wear a higher risk premium.
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This is the first time Uber is considering higher risk leveraged loans.
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Higher levels of FOMO also lead to a higher risk of depression.
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But experts say opioid shortages carry a higher risk than other medications.
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The higher risk appetite as geopolitical tensions eased boosted U.S. Treasury yields.
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It also leads to a higher risk of chronic pain and diabetes.
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But he echoed federal health officials' advice for people at higher risk.
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People who don't eat before drinking are at higher risk for blackout.
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Lonely seniors are at a 45 percent higher risk of dying prematurely.
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Low libido was not associated with a higher risk of early death.
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These decisions will undoubtedly put our hospitals and patients at higher risk.
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Some jobs have a much higher risk of fatal injuries than others.
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Higher-risk but higher-margin consumer finance activity supports net interest income.
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There may be some populations that are at higher risk than others.
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Children are at a higher risk for depression and other psychosocial issues.
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They identify an array of "higher-risk populations" and other vulnerable groups.
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Ultraprocessed foods were tied to a higher risk of Type 3.53 diabetes.
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" Its illusory benefits, furthermore, "spring from trials with higher risk of bias.
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A study published in August in JAMA Open Network found that C-section births were associated with a 33% higher risk of autism and a 17% higher risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, compared with babies delivered vaginally.
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The difference between HDL and LDL cholesterolHow to check blood pressure at home: Important steps before and duringRunning a marathon for the first time could drastically reduce your stroke riskVegetarians and vegans may have a higher risk of stroke than meat eaters, but carnivores have a higher risk of heart disease11 dangerous things that science has linked to a higher risk of having a stroke
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For older women, having a history of periodontal disease, a serious gum infection, presents a 12% higher risk of premature death from any cause, while loss of natural teeth is associated with a 17% higher risk, the researchers say.
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"All information gathered in the last year indicates Mosul Dam is at a significantly higher risk of failure than originally understood and is at a higher risk of failure today than it was a year ago," says one slide.
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The fundamental principle underlying investments is you're taking on higher risk for the chance of more gains, and that higher risk means you may lose your money (or, at the very least, see a short-term decrease in value).
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They found that commuting by bike was associated with a 45% higher risk of admission to a hospital for an injury compared with other methods of commuting, and longer cycling distances were linked to a higher risk of injury.
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And according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, women who use cannabis while pregnant might have a higher risk of stillbirth or premature delivery, while their children may have a higher risk of behavioral problems later on.
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Although the risk depends on individual factors, women with a history of blood clots tend to have a 4% higher risk while pregnant, and those with hormonal-associated blood clots tend to have a 6% higher risk while pregnant.
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Frail elders are at higher risk for falls, fractures, hospitalizations and cognitive decline.
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Obesity brings with it a higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
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Others inherit thin gum tissue and have a much higher risk of recession.
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"Those that consumed the most meat did have a higher risk," says Cross.
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So certain people are a much higher risk for these very serious infections.
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So we don't think grooming puts you at higher risk for those diseases.
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But higher risk doesn't always come with a higher salary, especially in Dallas.
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This is counterbalanced by a higher risk appetite relative to better-rated peers.
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"I think that (China) is probably the higher risk going forward," he said.
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But you would expect a higher risk premium when the risks are greater.
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And ever more electrified economies are at ever higher risk from cyber-attacks.
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Organisms with more cells should therefore have a higher risk of developing it.
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Other people, DeVille cautions, may be at higher risk of injuries than others.
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Some have suggested a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, falls and even fractures.
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There was a higher risk of death among those who took the drug.
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Jumbo mortgages used to carry higher rates, because they were considered higher risk.
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Queer students are also at much higher risk for rape and domestic violence.
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Older adults are generally thought to be at higher risk for Guillain-Barré.
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Those who are widowed could have a 20% higher risk, the paper found.
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The electric infrastructure is at higher risk from storm surges and coastal inundation.
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"We do observe a trend towards higher risk-taking by banks," Nouy said.
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It is not known why black people are at higher risk of glaucoma.
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As a gay man, he is considered at higher risk for HPV infection.
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Obesity brings with it a higher risk of diabetes, heart disease and cancer.
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Patients with high cholesterol are at higher risk for stroke or heart attack.
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You&aposre better off taking that slightly higher risk of missing your flight.
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They have a higher risk of mental health problems, substance use and smoking.
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People of all ages with chronic medical conditions are also at higher risk.
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Researchers have linked heavier rainfalls with a higher risk of Lassa fever outbreaks.
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Women with high blood pressure, diabetes and thyroid disease are at higher risk.
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People with Lynch syndrome have a higher risk of certain types of cancer.
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"With negative stereotypes, older people have a higher risk of dementia," she said.
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It is important for people in these higher risk situations to wear masks.
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Older individuals have a higher risk of getting seriously sick from COVID-19.
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People over 60 and those with preexisting health conditions are at higher risk.
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Why are black women at higher risk for hemorrhage, hypertension and blood clots?
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This could encourage scientists to pursue higher-risk, less-popular avenues of research.
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The study's results could help identify those at higher risk for cardiovascular disease.
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Longer loan terms often have higher interest rates, since they're considered higher-risk.
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Research has also found that FH patients have a higher risk of stroke.
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There certainly is a cost to doing it, especially in higher-risk places.
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Some factors that might cause a higher risk pregnancy include:A history of miscarriage.
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Sure, putting yourself out there more means a higher risk of bad dates.
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If they reproduce, their offspring have a higher risk of inheriting that disease.
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The amendment means most CLOs attract much higher risk weightings for Japanese banks.
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"It is short-sighted and irresponsible of the LME to single out cobalt and tin as higher risk metals above others, or to single out (artisanal) material as implicitly higher risk," the letter signed by 14 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) said.
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Each additional 12-ounce serving of fruit juice per day was associated with a 24% higher risk of death from any cause, and each additional 12-ounce serving of sugary beverages per day was associated with an 11% higher risk.
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How much alcohol was consumed over a lifetime had a J-shaped relationship with overall mortality: Those who never drank had a slightly higher risk, and those who had more than 0.5 drinks per day had a much higher risk.
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For women, jobs in nursing carried a 30 percent higher risk than other careers.
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Lenders charge more money to higher risk customers than those with better credit rating.
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Whittling out higher-risk people from the market would bring those premiums back down.
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People over the age of 22009 are at higher risk for contracting the illness.
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PCB's higher ratio is commensurate with the bank's strategic focus on higher-risk SMEs.
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Minority groups who use the apps were at an even higher risk than whites.
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Immunocompromised people have a higher risk of getting sick from zoonotic pathogens, Reynolds says.
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"Now, there's a much higher risk for all buyers of shipping services," he said.
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For those investors with a higher risk appetite, Faber's top pick is Freeport McMoRan.
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Moving is associated with a higher risk of depression for females, Hidaka tells me.
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If that didn't happen, it would put us at higher risk of developing cancer.
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In our opinion, conditions for offloading higher risk assets are unlikely to become easier.
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The younger group also had much higher risk of death than peers without diabetes.
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Antiviral treatment is recommended mostly for people at a higher risk of flu complications.
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Increased costs have already started to hit some lenders specializing in higher-risk mortgages.
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They also run a higher risk of suicide, according to research released on Friday.
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Some racial and ethnic groups are at higher risk for stillbirths and newborn deaths.
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They are at considerably higher risk of diabetes, cancer, stroke and other physical illnesses.
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This reflects retained earnings growth, offset by capital distributions and higher risk-weighted assets.
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Kids had a 34 percent higher risk of delays for each ACE fathers experienced.
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This form becomes much higher-risk to users who are likely to share needles.
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Our initial batch of customers happen to be folks that can tolerate higher risk.
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But without knowing which women are at a higher risk she can't do much.
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But it's higher risk of course, because who knows who it's going to be?
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That overuse is also associated with a higher risk of obesity and food allergies.
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Some occupations could be at a higher risk of catching the coronavirus than others.
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Older adults are at higher risk for severe illnesses from the COVID-19 virus.
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Context: Elderly people are likely at higher risk because immune systems weaken with age.
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That means Republicans face a much higher risk of sexual assault or harassment scandals.
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Because they are older, this population is at higher risk of Covid-19 complications.
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Anyone with diabetes, kidney failure or liver failure may also be at higher risk.
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People of color are at higher risk of being uninsured, according to the nonprofit.
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She notes that, yes, they are both over 60 and therefore at higher risk.
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Everyone included was given bail — by definition a group that judges consider higher risk.
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There are likely host factors, including genetic mutations that put individuals at higher risk.
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Higher-risk people might consider cancelling or postponing unnecessary travel plans, too, she added.
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With detailed data, some observations, such as the higher risk in men, may change.
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Demographic: Parents of South American and Scandinavian descent seem to be at higher risk.
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Women with this mutation have a higher risk of developing blood clots during pregnancy.
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Women who have extremely dense breast tissue have a higher risk of breast cancer.
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Still, despite the higher risk premia, the fundamental outlook remains positive, the firm said.
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Smokers had a 2.5 times higher risk than nonsmokers of developing a lung disease.
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People who did both ― vape and smoke cigarettes ― had a 3.3-times higher risk.
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If you have African ancestry, are you potentially at higher risk for sickle cell?
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Heavy soda and sports drink consumption was associated with a 24 percent higher risk of early death from any cause, a 23 percent higher risk of death from heart disease and a 22 percent increased risk of death from cancer, researchers found.
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The researchers found that those exposed to high levels of outdoor blue light at night had around a 1.5-fold higher risk of developing breast cancer and a twofold higher risk of developing prostate cancer, compared with those who were less exposed.
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The men in the group with the lowest VO2 max had a 21 percent higher risk of dying prematurely than those with middling aerobic capacity, and about a 42 percent higher risk of early death than the men who were the most fit.
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The authors also found that the soap-and-water group had a 21% higher risk of contracting a respiratory infection -- runny noses, congestion, coughing and sore throat, for example -- and a 31% higher risk of being prescribed antibiotics than those using hand sanitizer.
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And some research has connected lack of REM sleep to a higher risk of certain health issues: In insomniacs it could raise their risk of anxiety or depression, and those with a lack of REM sleep could be at higher risk for dementia.
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These areas, which environmentalists call the "wildland-urban interface", are at higher risk of wildfire.
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For example, young people are especially good candidates for higher risk/higher reward investments — i.e.
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Those who have other chronic conditions, like weakened immune systems, may be at higher risk.
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The additional capital would also balance the banks' higher risk appetite for China-related activities.
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"[The Greek bond] is obviously one of the higher risk instruments," said another banker away.
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Researchers found it ages lungs more quickly and putting us at higher risk of COPD.
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Just like in the military, younger women are at higher risk of experiencing that harassment.
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Murrieta was seemingly not at a higher risk for hospitalization or death from the flu.
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In China and South Korea, by contrast, those with poor grades are at higher risk.
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This is because the market prices in a higher risk of defaults for the banks.
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People with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk of developing cancer from HPV.
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"Being a VIP in any sort of domain makes you a higher risk," he says.
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It's already known that children of Alzheimer's patients are at higher risk for the disease.
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Overall, acne patients had 46 percent higher risk for major depression than the comparison group.
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But targeted screening of higher risk groups, such as basketball and soccer players, makes sense.
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The other linked an ultraprocessed diet to a higher risk of death from all causes.
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But that adults surveyed who didn't finish the season had a higher risk of suicide.
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He said low-risk, low-volatility stocks have historically outperformed higher-risk stocks over time.
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If untreated, an individual is at higher risk of substance abuse/addiction and or suicide.
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Thus, the security and safety of the U.S. diplomats could be at a higher risk.
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But late-planted crops face a higher risk of being damaged by an early frost.
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"It's the higher-risk, growth-exposed sectors that are really receiving support," CMC's McCarthy said.
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Black women are at higher risk, contributing to a higher mortality rate than white women.
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And people with vertebral fractures without diabetes had a 73% higher risk of broken bones.
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Some insurers focus on higher-risk properties, while others may focus on lower-risk locations.
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The maximum VES-13 score is 10, with higher scores indicating higher risk of decline.
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Gay men over all are at higher risk for syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis C and chlamydia.
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The higher-risk airbags lack a drying agent that helps protect the interior from moisture.
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More research is needed to determine how the findings would change among higher risk pregnancies.
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Seniors and infants are at higher risk, even if they don't have underlying medical conditions.
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As well as FX exposure, higher returns come with higher risk, particularly in emerging markets.
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Risk appetite is fairly conservative despite rapid growth and expansion into some higher-risk markets.
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And, evidence suggests that severe body image obsession puts us at higher risk of suicide.
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Previous research found that people with low levels of vitamin D faced a higher risk.
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A junk rating means the state is at a higher risk of repaying its debt.
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From that, the program ascertained what factors tend to make a defendant a higher risk.
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Teenagers are at higher risk for crashes for several years after they get their licenses.
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Women who slept with the lights or TV on had a higher risk for obesity.
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They will likely require more aggressive treatment and will be at higher risk for recurrences.
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Indeed, people who divorce and don't remarry are at a higher risk of early death.
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Elderly people are at a much higher risk of dying from a COVID-19 infection.
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The very practices CBP implements place people they detain at higher risk for influenza transmission.
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He'll need time to get up to speed -- and that transition period is higher risk.
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Anyone at higher risk should see their doctors if they feel ill, the CDC recommends.
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The route map can be informed by who's a higher risk pregnancy and who's not.
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Another study has shown that players are at a higher risk if they play longer.
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Those over the age of 65 are at much higher risk that their younger counterparts.
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Alcohol is also associated with a higher risk of stroke and several kinds of cancer.
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Ohio State University researchers interviewed black and white women at higher risk for breast cancer.
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The city-state's market is currently effectively shut to new sales by higher-risk borrowers.
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Some fatalities examined by Reuters involved people who obviously fell into a higher-risk category.
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"Against such a backdrop, investors would be right to demand higher risk premia," he said.
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The exact reasons for this higher risk found in vegetarians are not clear, said Tong.
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Overall, women with breast cancer also had a higher risk of death from liver diseases.
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L.G.B.T.Q. youth have a 120 percent higher risk of experiencing homelessness than heterosexual, cisgender youth.
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And people with kidney trouble can find themselves at higher risk of dehydration, she said.
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The reporters found that the software rated black people at a higher risk than whites.
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"We just have this higher risk of [cancer], and I'm adding these chemicals," she says.
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The level of risk decreases proportionally, they say, with a 4% higher risk among people living 50 to 100 meters (328 feet) away and a 2% higher risk among people living 473 to 200 meters (656 feet, or about a 10th of a mile) away.
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Every 10 percent increase in the amount of heavily processed foods and drinks people consumed was associated with a 12 percent higher risk of developing all cancers and an 11 percent higher risk of developing breast cancer during the study, researchers report in The BMJ.
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Compared to the general population, people with psoriatic arthritis had a 53 percent higher risk of heart attack and a 43 percent higher risk of death during previous studies, the authors of the new study point out in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
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Compared to the period before the immigration policy shifts, a 1-percentage point increase in arrest rates after a policy shift was associated with a 14% higher risk of frequent mental distress and an 11% higher risk of any indications of poor mental health.
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Researchers who followed nearly 219,224 men with prostate cancer found that overall, those given so-called androgen-deprivation therapy were at a 23% higher risk of being diagnosed with dementia and at 22% higher risk of an Alzheimer's diagnosis in the next 23 years.
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Frequent consumption of sugary drinks has also been linked to a higher risk of premature death.
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Obesity and child development The children of obese parents are at higher risk for developmental delays.
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Instead, he identified higher-risk corporate debt and commercial real estate as high relative to history.
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That's also valuable for preventive medicine—for patients at higher risk of HIV exposure, for example.
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In general, equities have both a higher risk and expected return profile than fixed income investments.
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But people with weaker immune systems — pregnant women, the elderly, chemotherapy patients — are at higher risk.
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This change was driven by retained earnings offset by higher risk-weighted assets from loan growth.
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If the ingredients are less effective, that makes for a higher risk of burning your skin.
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Some callers may be higher risk if they are having suicidal thoughts or actively considering suicide.
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Sharper appetite for assets seen as higher risk also helped to lift European shares 0.8 percent.
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"That's why [your lips] are at a higher risk of sunburn and skin cancer," King adds.
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Rating upside is limited given its appetite for expanding into the region's higher-risk emerging markets.
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It poses a higher risk for newborns, the elderly, pregnant women and people with weak immunity.
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The higher risk appetite as geopolitical tensions eased boosted U.S. Treasury yields as bond prices fell.
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"I didn't know I was at higher risk of suicide than the average person," he said.
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Of these, all 20 higher-risk contacts and 78 lower-risk contacts agreed to be screened.
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Some questioned the logic behind pushing for higher risk retention while allowing this "originator-style" exception.
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Fitch's believes the bank's higher risk appetite could dilute the benefit of any possible capital infusions.
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If a person with diabetes ignores their treatment then they are at higher risk of death.
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Fried fish, meanwhile, was associated with a 13 percent higher risk of death from heart problems.
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Women, the poorly educated and the young are also at a higher risk of developing PTSD.
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Rather, they drive women underground where they face a higher risk of complications and even death.
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Police groups are advocating for the measure, claiming officers are at a higher risk than before.
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White men 65 and older are at higher risk than the rest of the general population.
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If you've had a previous heart condition, you are also at higher risk of developing HVD.
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WHAT WE'RE READING Many states with a higher risk for Zika also have more abortion restrictions.
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In Fitch's view, this business has a higher risk profile than the company's core business (beverages).
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The increase came despite higher risk provisions, or funds set aside to cover potential future losses.
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"The maternal complications include gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and a higher risk of cesarean section," Stuart said.
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Those with untreated post-traumatic stress disorder are at higher risk of drug abuse and incarceration.
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People who are consistently working shift work have a higher risk of endometriosis and painful cramps.
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At its worst, higher estrogen can put your friend at a higher risk for breast cancer.
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If I'm in a situation where I'm at a higher risk, I will take a test.
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Health care workers and first responders are also at higher risk of infection, according to Hotez.
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That higher risk for babies may be because babies are still building up their immune systems.
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There are two other things about risk to keep in mind about who's at higher risk.
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At age 85033, Trump falls into a higher risk category for those who contract the coronavirus.
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Because they are older, the so-called snowbirds, are at higher risk of Covid-19 complications.
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With lupus I'm already at a 50% higher risk for heart attack than the general public.
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The CDC has warned that those at higher risk, including older adults, should avoid cruise travel.
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Cancer patients also are at a higher risk of severe disease or death from the coronavirus.
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Children with health conditions, the agency noted, could also be at higher risk of severe infection.
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Due to my asthma I am in a higher risk group and have to social distance.
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Having older brothers and sisters puts infants at higher risk for being hospitalized with the flu.
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Therefore, guests were potentially at higher risk, for this reason a different quarantine protocol was implemented.
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In most cases, mortgage borrowers in higher-risk zones must carry insurance and pay higher premiums.
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The remaining 20 percent or so might be deployed in higher-yielding (read: higher-risk) bonds.
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Researchers discovered that people who eat more ultra-processed foods have a higher risk of cancer.
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Transportation and critical infrastructure utilities, for example, have a much higher risk than the education sector.
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People who are chronically sleep deprived have a higher risk of diabetes, cancer, and Alzheimer's disease.
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"It's a huge waste of money," Professor Layton said of the quest for higher risk scores.
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These current smokers had a higher risk of PAD than former smokers, the study also found.
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Still others want to support higher-risk return investments, whether in West Texas or East Africa.
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"Our group is following the higher-risk guidelines as detailed by the CDC," Chandra-Puri said.
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Pushing migrants toward remote desert locations puts them at higher risk of dehydration, heatstroke or hypothermia.
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If a woman's mom or sister had endometriosis, she's believed to be at a higher risk.
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People with two and three TBIs had a 33 percent higher risk; those with four TBIs had a 61 percent higher risk; and those with five or more TBIs were nearly three times as likely to develop dementia than people who had no history of TBI.
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Women who carry one of the three BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations are at substantially increased risk for developing breast and ovarian cancer, and men who carry one are at higher risk for breast cancer and may be at higher risk for prostate cancer as well.
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Among individuals working more than 40 hours a week, commuting more than a half hour each way to work on a typical day was associated with a 133% higher risk of having an inactive lifestyle and a 16% higher risk of sleep problems, the study found.
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One examined the short-term and long-term health effects of C-section on a mom and baby, such as how the surgery is associated with a higher risk of complications in subsequent pregnancies for the mom and a higher risk of asthma for the child.
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The genes also suggest a higher risk of ovarian cancer in women, and breast cancer in men.
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For those higher-risk sectors, there will be impact down to the individual issuer-level over time.
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Isn't it possible that's why they'd be there even if there's a higher risk of sexual assault?
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It showed that the 10,000 residents were at a much higher risk of harm from the pollution.
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For example, obesity has been linked to a higher risk of breast, pancreatic, uterine, and endometrial cancer.
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The sexually transmitted virus is linked to a higher risk of anal cancer, but not colorectal cancer.
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The young also show higher risk, mainly because they are more likely to engage in unsafe sex.
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But because of the higher risk involved, these shares tend to have higher yields than cumulative shares.
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For example, infants born early or small survive, but they are at higher risk of developing ADHD.
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Existing disease + poor sleep = higher risk of cancer The new research also found an association with cancer.
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It's bad because it runs a higher risk of turning people off, and therefore turning them away.
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Research has shown that there is a higher risk of cows suffering from lameness and udder infections.
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The Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) suggested higher risk-weightings on interest-only loans and investment loans.
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All in all, FOSTA-SESTA is poised to put multiple vulnerable populations at a much higher risk.
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People before the 1990s who were only given one dose as children have a higher risk still.
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For people in the US, the seasonal flu poses a much higher risk than the new coronavirus.
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And he emphasizes that people with bipolar disorder are at a higher risk of developing additional disorders.
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Women with lower fitness had a 41% higher risk of developing dementia than women with average fitness.
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Higher-risk strains, which can cause mouth and pharynx cancer, appeared in 4% of the sample group.
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WFC's ratings may also be impacted by an observable shift in its strategy to higher-risk activities.
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The cap has also made commercial banks shy away from lending to higher-risk customers, analysts say.
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People with ADHD had a higher risk of car crashes than the control group, the researchers found.
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Sites that receive more requests are at higher risk, and the risk decreases for less popular sites.
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For example, an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse is at a higher risk for psychiatric disorders.
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But it is a strategy that would be higher risk and harder to achieve in the capital.
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More specifically, the sleep-deprived are at a higher risk for developing or exacerbating anxiety and depression.
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People with a higher risk of developing breast cancer may be advised to start getting mammograms earlier.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors ratcheted down their exposure to higher-risk assets during the week ended Aug.
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Expectant mothers who are malnourished are at higher risk of bearing malnourished children, perpetuating an intergenerational cycle.
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The incarceration of a parent places children at higher risk for mental health problems and behavior problems.
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But Merlino said that, despite such warnings, the banking industry is "well positioned" for that higher risk.
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People with atrial fibrillation have a much higher risk of stroke risk than those without the disorder.
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However, the agency said these higher-risk mortgages remained a low proportion of lenders' overall loan books.
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Another investigated whether a new anticoagulant drug was associated with a higher risk of bleeding than others.
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But it seems that those who don't get them are at higher risk of dying from influenza.
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They're likely to receive opioids to help manage their pain, despite having a higher risk of misuse.
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Herders and farmers are deemed at higher risk of infection from the disease, which can devastate livestock.
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Consumption of French fries was associated with a higher risk of hypertension in both women and men.
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Florida, America's biggest retirement hub, may be at higher risk for the novel coronavirus than other states.
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Nurses, in particular, can be at a higher risk for infection because they give patients bedside care.
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However, being at higher risk of developing a certain disease is not a guarantee that'll actually happen.
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Previous research has shown that children of older fathers have a higher risk of autism and schizophrenia.
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It's a shibboleth among child abuse survivors that we're at higher risk of abusing our own children.
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Health researchers have found that overwork is linked to a higher risk of heart disease and stroke.
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Parker and collaborators found that patients without appendixes could be at a higher risk of not recovering.
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The CDC has said that older adults and those with chronic health conditions are at higher risk.
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For many older people and others at higher risk from the virus, the world has turned inward.
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They are at a higher risk of chronic health conditions, future sexual victimization and lowered academic achievement.
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Bernie Sanders — are all in their 2991s and at higher risk for more severe Covid-19 symptoms.
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Pre-eclampsia was tied to a higher risk of stroke, heart attacks and other problems in mothers.
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The Centers for Disease Control says being overweight puts individuals at a higher risk of sleep apnea.
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Then, by comparing the groups, they tried to identify factors that might place babies at higher risk.
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A pre-market approval (PMA) is a more rigorous process and applies to higher risk medical devices.
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Research shows that people with atypical brain and bodies are at a higher risk of self-harm.
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Those babies can end up with a higher risk of obesity when they grow up, she said.
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With diabetes, young people also had a 29% higher risk of being diagnosed with any psychiatric disorder.
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"The investments in this bucket can include higher-risk, more volatile investments such as stocks," he said.
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Longer hours also lead to increased health problems, including a higher risk of stroke and heart disease.
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Hysteroscopic sterilization was found to be associated with a significantly higher risk of sterilization failure than laparoscopic.
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Recognize this is a simple way to check if you are at higher risk of health problems.
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Women with preeclampsia also have a much higher risk of heart attacks and strokes later in life.
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Research in mice has also linked substances in e-cigarette vapor to a higher risk of cancer.
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A comprehensive study has found a link to higher risk of both heart disease and early death.
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Some miners like Africa-focused gold miner Randgold Resources have made big profits in higher-risk jurisdictions.
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Likewise, people of blackAfrican ethnicity are at higher risk and are, rightly, targeted by sexual health campaigns.
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Trix also contains high-fructose corn syrup, which is often linked to a higher risk of obesity.
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The lenders, however, showed concentrations in higher-risk market segments that could be more vulnerable, Beaman said.
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The researchers also found that the dementia risk for lifelong single people is possibly reduced in recent years, since "single people born during the first quarter of the 20th century had a 40% higher risk than married people, whereas later studies only found a 24% higher risk," Sommerlad said.
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Lower-credit-quality, higher-risk bonds in particular could see more price volatility in a rising rate environment.
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A higher risk score means the person is sicker, and consequently the government pays the health plan more.
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We believe this carries execution risk and has a higher risk profile compared with the toll-road business.
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Some states also require that these higher-risk women be advised to get screened with ultrasound or MRI.
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What's more, families displaced by rising costs of living are at a much higher risk of becoming homeless.
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And if you burn in the sun more easily, you are at a higher risk of skin cancer.
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And obesity continues to be linked to a higher risk of numerous health conditions, particularly type 2 diabetes.
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Studies show it can damage the brain and kidneys and lead to higher risk for cancer and stroke.
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With some exceptions, higher levels of IgE levels indicate a higher risk of having allergies and allergic asthma.
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We believe FloodFlash's event-based insurance is absolutely the best way for insurers to cover higher-risk areas.
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There are considerations to be taken for the person carrying the fetus, like a higher risk of preeclampsia.
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They're at a higher risk of going to jail or prison, which is a high cost to taxpayers.
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However, she said, "there really isn't a higher risk when barefoot versus in shoes" for contracting a disease.
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So women who are at a higher risk of going into labor prematurely have to be extra careful.
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If you're sexually abused as a child, you have a higher risk of being obese as an adult.
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But now, it's all flipped around: new highs have come as investors have moved into higher-risk trades.
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Harboring anger and hostility is associated with a higher risk of coronary heart disease, a 2009 study revealed.
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"They have about twice the risk of preeclampsia, and a higher risk of gestational diabetes," Dr. Rosenn says.
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Sitting in front of the TV has also been linked to higher risk of colon and lung cancers.
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Similarly, pedigree cats are also associated with higher risk of joint and kidney problems, as well as cancer.
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Its core service is providing loans to churches; a segment traditional lenders tend to perceive as higher-risk.
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Italian bond yields hit nearly a five-year high earlier this week, which indicated a higher risk environment.
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A ProPublica investigation found that people are at higher risk of overdose if they stopped using it early.
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But it's not just death: Widows are at a higher risk of being hospitalized after losing their partners.
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In the first year after their mission, astronauts have a 4.3 times higher risk of a herniated disc.
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But the insurance commissioner said the policy can prove unexpectedly costly because of the higher risk of claims.
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These are counterbalanced by its relatively higher risk appetite as seen from its exposure to gold-backed lending.
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PDP brings with it a number of serious related issues, such as a higher risk of premature death.
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They also had a higher risk of hippocampal atrophy than those who didn't report any drinking at all.
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Together, that may mean more genetically modified food in grocery stores, with a higher risk of pesticide residue.
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People with lower levels of education face a higher risk of lost employment than people with college degrees.
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ABK's VR considers the bank's higher risk appetite due to its regional expansion in Egypt through an acquisition.
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New companies are generally regarded as higher risk, so investors tend to flee during periods of market turbulence.
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To win NICE's change of heart, Roche revamped its analysis including by focusing on higher-risk lymphoma patients.
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The study's findings also suggest cannabis users and men are at a much higher risk for binge drinking.
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Black Americans are at a higher risk for mental health issues but substantially less likely to seek treatment.
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Obese children will be at higher risk for a range of ailments as they age, particularly heart disease.
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Still, the researchers found a 10% higher risk of suicide among people who had served in the military.
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Having multiple pregnancies also puts you at a higher risk for several complications, including preterm birth and preeclampsia.
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These patients may have a higher risk of complications than individuals who always take their medicine, researchers say.
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Most have multiple chronic diseases, so they take more drugs, putting them at higher risk for threatening interactions.
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Certain positions, such as having the partner on top, are also higher risk, according to a 2004 study.
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In the first trimester, having excessive amounts of coffee have been associated with a higher risk of miscarriage.
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For the first time, investors put more cash into higher-risk unit-linked funds than guaranteed-return funds.
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Upside potential is limited given the relatively higher risk, albeit well-managed, businesses in which it is involved.
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Domestic abusers pose a much higher risk to their partners when there is a gun in the house.
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Your mental health would also take a blow, and you'd be at higher risk of anxiety and depression.
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That fed into better appetite for assets seen as higher risk, such as stocks, and weighed on gold.
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Hard boozing leads to higher risk of hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, stroke and death following a heart attack.
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And taking supplements with both calcium and vitamin D was actually linked to a higher risk of stroke.
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So they're higher risk and they're more likely to be exposed to the opioids in the first place.
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They argue that could lead to a higher risk of injury when nobody knows how to head properly.
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Detention puts children at higher risk of contracting disease, and crowded, stressful conditions make it harder to recover.
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Cholesterol intake was also separately tied to higher risk of more aggressive cancer, but only for white men.
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Certain higher-risk families were excluded, like those with more than four children or with bad credit ratings.
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Macro has a relatively higher risk appetite than its closest peers due to its middle market, retail focus.
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Inform them if you suspect you have the flu and mention that you're at higher risk for complications.
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Data shows black children are overrepresented in foster care and are at a much higher risk for homelessness.
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If you live in a community where there's an outbreak, you're at a higher risk of infection, too.
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Investors then insist on a higher risk premium on Italian bonds — a higher return — and the cycle repeats.
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Its one conclusive point is that a history of injuries puts you at higher risk for future injuries.
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Because these diseases already exist in Puerto Rico's population, more mosquitoes means a higher risk of spreading them.
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So can worries about family and friends, especially those who may be at higher risk for serious illness.
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"We also recommend people at higher risk avoid non-essential travel, such as long plane trips," she said.
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The study also found those with a history of smoking had a 14% higher risk of developing pneumonia.
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Health care workers are at a higher risk of infection, so it's wise to distance yourself from them.
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Even when well-managed, people living with diabetes are at higher risk of dangerous complications from seasonal flu.
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Fitch has already factored the application of the higher risk-weighting into our assessment of the bank's capitalisation.
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Meanwhile, wealthy people who pose a higher risk to public safety are able to buy their way out.
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"If any other lymph nodes are involved, there is a higher risk for recurrence and death," he said.
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So with too few platelets, you&aposre at a higher risk of excessive bleeding both externally and internally.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control being overweight puts individuals at a higher risk of sleep apnea.
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"I have 80-year-old [clients] that have a higher risk tolerance than 20-year-olds," he said.
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Nearly a third of the U.S. population is at higher risk of death or injury from Taser shocks.
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So it's even more important they use extra appropriate precautions, including wearing masks when in higher-risk situations.
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Always consult your veterinarian before planning your trip, as certain breeds and dogs are at a higher risk.
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And it is concealing the indisputable fact that firearm ownership is linked to a higher risk of suicide.
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Fernández has received more attention than normal because she has hypothyroidism, making her pregnancy higher risk than average.
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Likewise, people of black African ethnicity are at higher risk and are, rightly, targeted by sexual health campaigns.
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Besides weight gain, another important finding is that late-night eating is associated with a higher risk of diabetes.
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But since flooding is the leading cause of weather-related deaths, those in higher-risk areas should remain alert.
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"You're normally trading in penny stocks here, and inherently taking on a higher risk because of it," says Raiden.
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Students who didn't watch the entire second season had a higher risk of future suicide, according to the results.
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If you have the BRCA variant in 23andMe's test, for example, you are at higher risk for pancreatic cancer.
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MSCI is scheduled to decide whether to move Peru to its higher-risk frontier market index on June 14.
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Studies have linked too much sitting with numerous health issues, from weight gain to a higher risk of dementia.
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Exposure to oilfield services companies and exploration and production companies were cited as higher risk segments for the banks.
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That's why sliced turkey, bologna and the like pose a higher risk of listeria contamination, according to the FDA.
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Not surprisingly, participating in a sport where concussions were common was linked with a higher risk for a concussion.
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"I can imagine a small allocation to it in a yield-seeking portfolio with higher risk tolerance," Britt said.
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During the first 26 months, however, the men using 22ARIs had an 23 percent higher risk of harming themselves.
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Children who are from ethnic minorities, short, obese, disabled, gay or have poor social skills are at higher risk.
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So far, Color Genomics has been focused on testing for mutations leading to a higher risk of certain cancers.
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Weekend concussions appeared to carry an even higher risk of suicide than weekday concussions, the researchers note in CMAJ.
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"Employees who work long hours have a higher risk of stroke than those working standard hours," the report says.
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A new protein-focused paper confirms that eating red meat may be linked to a higher risk of death.
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They also had a much higher risk of suicidal thoughts and self-inflicted injuries than cisgender children and teens.
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If they wanted to invest in environmentally friendly companies, they had to accept either higher risk or lower returns.
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And it puts Americans at a higher risk of early death compared to their counterparts in other wealthy countries.
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In investing, higher risk means that you should expect higher returns - or, if things don't work out, bigger losses.
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Prison populations also skew young, and young people are at a higher risk of HIV infection than older Americans.
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But beyond that point, each additional drinking session was associated with a higher risk of death, the researchers found.
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Students also have a higher risk of being involved in a car accident when they're sleep deprived, they note.
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There is worry, however, that Omo may be at a higher risk for poaching due to her rare color.
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Goldman Sachs reported on Monday that despite Snap's higher risk profile, the reward for investment was plain to see.
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While technically accurate, Nash says, the wording implies that abortions carry a far higher risk than they actually do.
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The authors even concluded that vapers were at as much as 15 times higher risk of cancer than smokers.
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The charge into southwest England is being led by smaller firms, mainly foreign miners with a higher risk appetite.
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But women who develop it are at higher risk for type 2 diabetes and other health conditions later on.
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We'd been doing smaller, more frequent, and higher risk missions than has been the norm for NASA at large.
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Women are at higher risk of rape because of a myth that sex with an albino can cure HIV.
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"You are at higher risk for falling and hurting yourself, and it's not worth going there," Ms. Stein said.
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Those who are abused at a young age are at a much higher risk of being exploited in adulthood.
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The higher-risk airbags are not fitted with a drying agent that helps protect the interior from damaging moisture.
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African American workers are at a 10% higher risk to losing their jobs from automation than the general population.
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When sealant programs are introduced in schools with children at higher risk for cavities, they can be cost-saving.
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People who aren't quite as obese have an 230 to 240 percent higher risk of developing reduced kidney function.
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Males exposed to the drug may develop abnormalities in the reproductive tract, including a higher risk of undescended testicles.
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A significant portion of the bank's loan book is retail lending (around 25%), which Fitch considers as higher risk.
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A study published in August found that C-section births were associated with a 33% higher risk of autism.
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Survivors of sexual violence are at a higher risk for anxiety, PTSD, depression, eating disorders, dissociative and personality disorders.
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Partial-match transplants have a higher risk of the patient's rejecting the transplant or the transplant's rejecting the patient.
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Even when people weren't seriously overweight, a higher BMI was still tied with a higher risk for atrial fibrillation.
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And, ironically, persistent depression also puts people at a higher risk for major depressive episodes with more severe symptoms.
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But higher risk inmates could earn incentives in the form of additional phone or visitation time and the like.
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Newborns of cannabis users also had a higher risk of low scores on a test that evaluates neonatal status.
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Previous research has indicated that people who use cannabis are at a higher risk for developing anxiety disorder symptoms.
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PTSD—or post-traumatic stress disorder—is difficult to treat, and sufferers are at a higher risk of suicide.
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People who eat meat or fish were at higher risk of stroke than those who followed a vegetarian diet.
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Health officials were particularly focused on young children, who are at a higher risk than adults from dirty air.
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But as long as they had full-time jobs, men who earned less weren't at higher risk of divorce.
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"The exposure level to deployed personnel is higher risk," Reaves said, noting that personnel could be sent to hotspots.
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At this point it's not clear that pregnant women have a higher risk of getting sicker from the coronavirus.
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Pre-existing conditions like heart disease and diabetes are connected to higher risk of severe or fatal coronavirus infections.
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That's Wall Street slang for bonds — basically corporate IOUs — that have a higher risk of not getting paid back.
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In general, Dr. Glatter said, young children and older adults have a higher risk of developing an invasive infection.
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Over time, Professor McGarry told me, caregivers risked lower incomes and a higher risk of poverty in old age.
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To be clear, you are at higher risk -- even if you are young -- if you have underlying health issues.
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Knowing that helps us tailor the treatment and helps identify siblings and children who might be at higher risk.
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Caucuses or traditional in-person polling locations could place voters at higher risk of spreading and contracting the virus.
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People with preexisting health conditions — a category in which many nursing-home residents fall — also face a higher risk.
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Those aged above 60 are believed to be at a higher risk of having severe symptoms from the virus.
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Children whose mothers gained too little were at higher risk for slightly elevated blood pressure and elevated glucose readings.
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Because the patient was elderly, they were at a higher risk of developing a severe case of the virus.
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In Europe, they predict Germany, France, and Italy are also places at higher risk of imported cases from Iran.
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Sleep apnea, a nighttime breathing disorder, was associated with a 29% higher risk of cognitive problems, the analysis found.
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They have less bargaining power in their households and face a higher risk of domestic and intimate partner violence.
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They are at a higher risk of being excluded from basic things like education, health care and social services.
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Meanwhile, the MSCI world equity index rose to its highest since March, signaling investor demand for higher risk assets.
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You put it in higher-risk areas that are less trafficked — venture-type elements, competing markets in developing countries.
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WeWork locations in higher-risk regions have heightened levels of preventative measures, including temporary building closures in some instances.
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"Anytime you have lots of people congregated in one location, there is a higher risk of transmission," Brown said.
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Black women who dyed their hair every five to eight weeks had a 60% higher risk for breast cancer.
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And they are likely to face a higher risk of sports-related injuries than people who exercise more often.
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Investors now see a higher risk of inflation as well as faster rate increases by the U.S. central bank.
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Unfortunately, Trump's regulatory rollback could cut current safety laws, leaving workers at a higher risk of injury and danger.
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This puts them at higher risk of poverty, exploitation and early pregnancy, with all the health risks that involves.
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As you age, the fund managers move more of the investments to less risky bonds from higher-risk equities.
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In addition to monitoring feeds, firms need to perform due diligence on the account level for higher risk clients.
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The panel said this is good advice, especially if the babies are at higher risk for developing an allergy.
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Its core service is providing loans to churches; a segment that traditional lenders tend to perceive as higher-risk.
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It also means schools may not be willing to take a chance on a promising but higher-risk student.
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So-called defensive stocks lost ground as rising yields provided investors with an attractive alternative to higher-risk equities.
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The team looked at the number of people in those records who had admitted to smoking weed—only about 1.5 percent—and found that marijuana use was responsible for a 26 percent higher risk of stroke, and 10 percent higher risk of heart failure, compared to patients who did not smoke weed.
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Over the course of more than a decade, each 13.5-point increase in daytime systolic blood pressure (the "top" number) compared to the measurement in the clinic was associated with 53% higher risk of cardiovascular disease events and 13% higher risk of death from any cause, the researchers reported in JAMA Cardiology.
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They are at a higher risk for cancer, degenerative tissue disease and possible central nervous system effects later in life.
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It has even been suggested that fair-skinned indoor workers may show a higher risk of melanoma for this reason.
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The CCR5 gene is known to trigger offsetting conditions, such as a higher risk of contracting the West Nile Virus.
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Loss of all natural teeth -- complete edentulism -- was associated with a 17% higher risk of early death from any cause.
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And there is data that shows an association between sleeping a lot when you're older and higher risk of dying.
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Earlier studies have found that more explicit manager performance incentives produce higher performance but significantly higher risk taking as well.
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High-yielding bonds are often called "junk bonds," as they carry higher risk of defaulting, along with low credit ratings.
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Any big shock to the U.S. economy could lead to a sharp decline in European bank earnings through higher risk.
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It could be reports like Factor 5, which you've got, which puts you at higher risk for a blood clot.
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But you are at higher risk of bites from the Aedes mosquitoes, which can spread dengue, chikungunya and Zika, inside.
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According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, physicians are at a higher risk than the general population for suicide.
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But it doesn't hurt to be extra vigilant when there's an even higher risk than usual of phishing scams circulating.
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He said that the country isn't at a higher risk for another attack compared with anywhere else in the world.
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Stanford's Klenow said that less-skilled workers who earn lower wages are at a higher risk of being laid off.
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Breastfeeding can lower a woman's risk of breast cancer, which is particularly important because black women are at higher risk.
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Women who work in trading — which is an increasingly female-dominated industry — experience a higher risk of abuse and harassment.
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Transgender youth face health disparities, including being at higher risk for depression, anxiety and suicide, compared to their cisgender peers.
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"We're giving the farmer the ability to work with a higher-risk customer because they're getting guaranteed payment," says Macias.
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Exercising the recommended amount "cancels out" the higher risk of cancer death brought about by drinking, a new study revealed.
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According to Feiner, Arabesque is able to outperform its benchmark by excluding these companies, which tend to have higher risk.
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Not all birth defects are serious, however, and a slightly higher risk of medical problems might not always be evident.
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Fitch considers TCB's indirect auto lending business to be relatively higher risk given the credit profile of the underlying borrowers.
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Female bullies/victims were at higher risk for developing agoraphobia, while male bullies/victims were at increased risk for suicide.
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The women studied were already at higher risk for birth injuries, so these percentages won't hold true for all women.
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And when depression is left undiagnosed and untreated, those who suffer from it are at a higher risk for suicide.
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The bank has a sizeable credit exposure to higher-risk wind farm development projects, which it had financed until 33711153.
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For blacks 18 to 64, the data showed that they were at a higher risk of early death than whites.
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Some afflicted women do seem to be at higher risk for complications while pregnant or at the time of delivery.
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Being underweight puts you at a higher risk for preterm delivery and giving birth to a baby at low weight.
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Babies born prematurely (before 39 to 40 weeks of pregnancy) are at higher risk for all sorts of health problems.
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Fitch may downgrade the banks' ratings if their higher risk appetites result in significant asset quality deterioration and earnings volatility.
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Risks: The new technology would require a more invasive surgery, which comes with a higher risk of infections or seizures.
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Transgender women may be at higher risk due to hormone replacement therapies used as part of their sex change treatment.
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In men, a shorter AGD has been associated with poorer semen quality, less testosterone, and a higher risk of infertility.
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They also found sugary drinks were associated with a moderately higher risk of dying from breast cancer or colon cancer.
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If politicians did start meddling with interest rates, investors should in theory demand a higher risk premium to hold gilts.
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It will also work with governments to help educate individuals who may be at higher risk of a data breach.
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Higher-risk bond sales boomed in 2100, thanks to robust economic growth, low global bond yields and booming stock markets.
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An individual with a longer time horizon and higher risk tolerance should automatically tilt his or her portfolio toward stocks.
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While many high balance borrowers struggle with repayment, those who owe the least are often at higher risk of default.
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Under NSEERS, people from countries deemed "higher risk" were required to undergo interrogations and fingerprinting on entering the United States.
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Fitch views this segment as higher risk, which could raise the risk of deterioration in asset quality in the future.
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Why is the lowest-risk bodily fluid banned, while meat, which may pose an equal or higher risk, is permitted?
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Also, realtors and homebuilders profit from higher-priced homes, but don't bear the losses that result from higher risk mortgages.
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Companies that can't refinance their debt are left with a real overhang and a higher risk of default, said DeSanctis.
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He added that the country was a "diversification play (as) it is volatile, higher risk," but it "delivers higher return."
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The study found that air pollution is associated with a higher risk of high blood pressure in adults and children.
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Ortiz disagrees, saying WeWork is at a higher risk if a recession happens — which would affect WeWork's clients and operations.
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However, Huang said that artificially low interest rates can lead banks to lend less to borrowers seen as higher risk.
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"Epidemiologic data from Hong Kong showed that adult men had a higher risk of hospital admission for flu," Sue said.
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Early pregnancy puts girls at a higher risk for complications and death during childbirth, according to nonprofit Girls Not Brides.
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"However, a thinner retinal nerve fiber layer has been connected to a higher risk of development of glaucoma," Leung added.
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To make matters worse, previous studies have shown that high phosphate levels are linked to a higher risk of mortality.
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We weigh these factors against a higher risk appetite and pressure on asset quality due to above average borrower concentrations.
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We also want to protect our older family and community members, who are at much higher risk for serious symptoms.
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And the particular concern is that they spread it to someone who might be immunocompromised or otherwise at higher risk.
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One, there is some indication that men could be at a higher risk of severe symptoms and death than women.
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He stressed that higher-risk individuals would be prioritized for testing, such as the elderly or those who are immunocompromised.
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They also had a higher risk of dying from MERS, in a study conducted in Saudi Arabia and South Korea.
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After analyzing the data, researchers found long-term exposure to air pollution was associated with a higher risk of dementia.
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Black defendants in particular were pegged to be a 77 percent higher risk for committing future crimes than reality proved.
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While bridges in need of repair stand a higher risk of collapse they do not necessarily pose an imminent danger.
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Plus, an artisanal dumpling shop has a much higher risk of failing than, say, a deep-pocket bank branch tenant.
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People in poorer municipalities and older men had a higher risk of death throughout the study period, the researchers found.
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But the two Democrats are at an age that is considered at higher risk for severe effects from the illness.
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Adults over 60 are at a higher risk of serious infection from Covid-19, and you could unwittingly infect them.
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They bear a higher risk to their health while continuing to fulfill supplies Americans need to survive while staying indoors.
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People over 60 are at higher risk for coronavirusThe oldest millennials turn 39 this year, while the youngest turn 24.
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Moreover, babies who are born in the breech position are at a higher risk of temporary hip instability after birth.
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Compared with women who did not have pre-eclampsia, those who did were at higher risk for 12 cardiovascular disorders.
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But red meat and all kinds of processed meat were also linked to higher risk of all causes of death.
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In recent months, higher risk countries such as Turkey, Russia and Brazil have been at the forefront of this trend.
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The researchers found that compared to the continuously married, the never married had a 34 percent higher risk of death.
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Women with dense breast tissue have a higher risk of developing breast cancer than women with more fatty breast tissue.
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Previous research has linked hospitalizations among the uninsured to higher risk of bankruptcy, unpaid bills and a lowered credit score.
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Notably, the higher risk of heart disease was independent of the mother's pre-pregnancy lifestyle and other heart risk factors.
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Children of military members are at much higher risk for suicidal ideation than both the general and the transgender population.
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Xi called for "low-risk areas" to "fully restore production" while higher-risk areas continue to deal with the epidemic.
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Firefighters who came to the World Trade Center site were at higher risk of heart attacks and stroke years later.
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It poses a higher risk for newborns, the elderly, pregnant women, and persons with weak immunity, the health department said.
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The Wall Street bank sets an even higher risk of a shutdown in October as the new fiscal year begins.
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Women who carry twins or triplets have higher miscarriage risk early on and higher risk of pregnancy complications later on.
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Just being overweight as a teen was associated with a 97 percent higher risk of pancreatic cancer later in life.
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That's because, as RBC notes, previous rounds of QE coincided with periods of "higher risk taking" in the stock market.
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Even a 10% increase in ultraprocessed foods was significantly associated with a 14% higher risk of death from all causes.
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STFC targets a relatively higher-risk customer segment, which is reflected in the company's risk-appetite and asset-quality indicators.
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The Mayo Clinic also updated its language to note that black women have a higher risk of developing the condition.
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Patients with a mutation of the FLT215 gene -- about 234% of all AML patients -- have a higher risk of relapse.
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Research has shown a connection between smoking during pregnancy and a higher risk of asthma, infantile colic and childhood obesity.
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Take Angelina Jolie's public announcement that she has the BRCA gene, which puts women at higher risk of breast cancer.
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The CDC advises that people at higher risk for listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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Read more:Gwyneth Paltrow claims she shaved 1.7 years off her biological clock by changing her dietThere's a Mediterranean version of the keto diet that restricts red meat and trades butter for olive oilVegetarians and vegans may have a higher risk of stroke than meat eaters, but carnivores have a higher risk of heart disease
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Building the logistic business carries execution risk and the segment has a higher risk profile compared with the toll-road business.
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If someone comes into this already upset and agitated, there's a much higher risk they're going to have a bad reaction.
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Fruits and vegetables should be stored separately from raw meats, poultry, and seafood, which also have a higher risk of contamination.
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And patients using extended-release forms of these pills are at higher risk of next-morning impairment, according to the agency.
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Luckily, today the startup is solving this by embracing a slightly higher risk of fraud with the launch of Robinhood Instant.
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While immediate relatives of someone with lupus may have a higher risk of developing the disease, it's not a hereditary illness.
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And its effectiveness was even better in age groups known to be higher risk of complications, such as the very young.
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Adults with ADHD who go untreated can run a higher risk of car accidents, divorce, job loss and sexually transmitted diseases.
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The June 23 referendum has dented appetite for assets viewed as higher risk and sent investors scurrying for bonds and gold.
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Infants, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems are at a higher risk for complications or death related to salmonellosis.
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It's a sad reality that people of all genders are at a higher risk for being sexually assaulted when they're drunk.
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Young children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems are at higher risk for complications or death from salmonella infections.
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Some research has even suggested that you might have a higher risk of death if you take a lot of antioxidants.
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The risk of heart disease increases with age, and men are also at a higher risk of heart disease than women.
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Previous studies have concluded that people who suffer from social jetlag have a higher risk of heart disease, depression and obesity.
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Previous studies have concluded that people who suffer from social jetlag have a higher risk of heart disease, depression, and obesity.
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Misoprostol is often more accessible and safe in low-resource settings, where surgical procedures might pose a higher risk of infection.
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This defect can result in a higher risk of crash if the short circuit happens while the car is in use.
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"It is possible that girls have higher risk of concussions than boys or are more likely to report injuries," Yang said.
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Data suggests that patients who had valves or artificial devices implanted are at higher risk of these infections, the CDC said.
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Results from the new study showed that tropical species are at higher risk than those who live in more temperate zones.
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As you get closer to retirement, the portfolio skews more to safer fixed-income investments and away from higher-risk stocks.
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Both studies also found that kids who are able to transition have marginally higher risk of anxiety than their cisgender peers.
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They can cause us to gain weight and put us at a higher risk of diseases such as diabetes and obesity.
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Stanley has found that more severe post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms lead to a higher risk of suicide in these women.
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One way of dealing with the uncertainty is buying higher-risk assets on dips and selling them on rallies, Basmadjian said.
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"Women who prematurely stop these therapies are at a higher risk for the recurrence of breast cancer," Biggers added by email.
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And he is seeing more people buy companies with lower S&P ratings, which indicates higher risk but potentially more reward.
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That puts them at a higher risk for all kinds of health conditions, including eating disorders and other mental health issues.
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These participants carried a version of the APOE gene called APOE-4, which is associated with higher risk of developing Alzheimer's.
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Infidelity is only one symptom of a social norm that leaves women powerless and at a higher risk of contracting HIV.
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Goldman said Monday that while Snap carries a higher risk profile, the firm believes it also comes with higher reward potential.
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Since fentanyl is more potent than heroin, this creates a higher risk of overdose, which could explain an increase in deaths.
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The children of women with highest sugar intake during pregnancy had a 38% higher risk of allergy diagnosis, the researchers calculated.
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These are viewed as higher-risk, in particular given their long tenors and/or the generally weak financials of the borrowers.
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"Someone with uncontrolled hypertension may be at higher risk for ischemic heart disease due to physical activity," Matura added by email.
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Thus, people who have been faced with higher levels of adversity have had more challenges and are at a higher risk.
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Those who transitioned from private to public insurance in the first year after transplant had 25 percent higher risk of death.
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A sharp increase in lending to higher-risk segments, including CRE, or higher LTV lending, could put pressure on its ratings.
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Decades of research clearly tell us if a person's blood pressure is raised, they are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
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One financial adviser says that since Mr Duterte took over, investors are demanding a higher risk premium to hold Philippine assets.
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A rise in CDS indicates that markets assign higher risk of the entity being unable to meet its obligations in future.
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For example, people who are older, male, white, divorced, low-income, isolated, or who abuse substances are all at higher risk.
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But there will be a second 90-day review of 11 unnamed countries determined to be of higher risk, officials said.
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It says these individuals are at higher risk for hepatitis C, possibly due to blood transfusions and other exposures long ago.
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If a borrower is higher risk, a higher down payment will be required, and the interest rate will likely be higher.
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Profitability is also supported by Suruga's proactive risk control, although to some degree it may reflect the bank's higher risk appetite.
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Those who are at higher risk for developing flu-related complications should be treated with antiviral medications as soon as possible.
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Bracher said loan books will grow in lines with higher risk of default this year, mainly for individuals and small companies.
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Generally, that tends to be a slightly higher risk than corporate kind of risks because you have completion risks, geopolitical risks.
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Air pollution exposure during pregnancy can also lead to a higher risk of high blood pressure for babies, the study found.
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But female renters — and black women most of all — are at an even higher risk of being evicted by their landlords.
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Recently discovered health risks range from a heightened exposure to toxic metals to a potentially higher risk of a heart attack.
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Those at higher risk, because of their personal or family history, may be urged to get screening earlier or more often.
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Rising equities tend to weigh on gold, which is widely seen as a safe-haven asset compared with higher-risk stocks.
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Other factors -- including stress, low social support, and pregnancy or birth complications -- also place women at higher risk of postpartum depression.
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Cancer, too, is a major concern—one that puts women at higher risk when they head to space, say the researchers.
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According to one Australian study, high T in old age may put me at a higher risk of developing prostate cancer.
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Downside pressure on the VR would arise from a higher risk strategy being deployed or the bank incurring material losses internationally.
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Compared with women who never lost a pregnancy, women with three or more miscarriages had a 47% higher risk for dementia.
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At 73 years old, Trump's age puts him at higher risk for the more serious impacts of the virus, including death.
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The program, known as risk adjustment, makes payments to insurers that enroll higher-risk people, such as those with chronic conditions.
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We created a list of the salaries of 513 occupations that could face a higher risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
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It can be particularly difficult for older adults, who are already at a higher risk of mortality from depression and loneliness.
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Studies have tied the exertion of a good fuck to a higher risk of heart attack or stroke—especially among men.
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High carbohydrate intake is associated with a higher risk of mortality, and high fat intake with a lower risk, researchers report.
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Cancer patients — probably because of immunosuppressive therapies — and patients with cardiac disease, hypertension, or diabetes are at higher risk of dying.
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"Women physicians especially are at a significantly higher risk of completed suicide than matched female controls in other professions," she said.
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Even for patients at a higher risk who need medication, a healthy lifestyle is a critical component of their treatment plan.
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Early data from China and Italy indicate that older patients also have a much higher risk of dying from the disease.
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People with underlying health conditions could be at higher risk of developing severe symptoms if they are infected with the virus.
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Doctors say the country's more than half-million homeless people are at higher risk of catching and dying from the virus.
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The market is filled with sustainable products, and there's a higher risk of being called out for not walking the walk.
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The study also found a 4% higher risk of cardiovascular disease for people who ate two servings per week of poultry.
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African-Americans also have up to six times higher risk of strokes compared with any other population in the United States.
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In some areas, for instance, there are fewer African-American patients, who are at a higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer.
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The question of whether to offer coverage to this higher risk group should be a consideration for life insurers, he said.
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And children who are at higher risk — for example, those whose siblings have A.S.D. — should receive especially close screening and attention.
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The women and children trapped in this legal and political limbo "remain at higher risk of further radicalization," the commission said.
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A 2017 study found that people who get less REM, or dream-stage, sleep may be at higher risk for dementia.
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Premature and early births are linked with negative health outcomes for infants and children, including a higher risk of respiratory problems.
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But he cautioned that the follow-on impact on confidence and investment decisions could become a drag on higher risk assets.
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BB plc's loan quality is generally sound, with low levels of impairments, low concentrations and controlled exposure to higher-risk sectors.
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But factors like frailty, dementia, depression and smoking were all tied to a higher risk of complications for older surgical patients.
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For people living under oppressive governments, or who are at a higher risk of being hacked, unencrypted messaging is a liability.
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The higher-risk Gávea Fund Plus shed 6.47 percent, the second-worst monthly performance since the fund's inception in August 2013.
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Just be careful of overdoing it, and, for men, there is a higher risk of heart attack associated with shoveling snow.
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Will more children congregate outside of school or be shuttled off for child care to grandparents, who are at higher risk?
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Lack of sleep can also lower glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity and put you at a higher risk of heart disease.
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Those who are at higher risk for developing flu-related complications should be treated with antiviral medications as soon as possible.
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Researchers at the University of York found that people who are isolated -- meaning they have few social connections -- or feel lonely have a 29% higher risk of having heart disease and 32% higher risk of having a stroke when compared with their peers who were either well connected or at least felt like they were well-connected.
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The bank's risk appetite is fairly conservative although rapid growth in Turkey and/or further expansion into higher-risk markets would indicate a higher risk appetite and could pressure the VR. High loan and deposit concentrations, which would otherwise constrain the rating, are mitigated by QNB's largest borrowers and depositors being primarily lower-risk Qatari government-related entities.
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"I stand by my position that multiple sexual partners leads to increased risk of STD and HIV, which affects one's mental, physical and financial health, which leads to a higher risk of depression which leads to a higher risk of thoughts of suicide which leads to higher suicide rates," Robinson told the newspaper in an email.
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"Please do not mention the 'slightly higher risk tolerance' in these communications," one employee said in an email quoted in the statement.
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"It could be that people who are at higher risk for HIV acquisition have been priced out of that city," Kenslea says.
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Some higher-risk lenders allow and promote stacking as debt consolidation, but most lenders consider it a threat, particularly when not disclosed.
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Researchers calculated that obese joint surgery patients had a 35 percent higher risk of dependence after surgery compared to non-obese patients.
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Plus, Dr. King adds, fewer sebaceous glands in the area means less oil production, and therefore a higher risk for skin dryness.
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The CBSA relies on provincial correctional services to hold "higher risk" detainees, CBSA spokesperson Antonella Digirolamo, told VICE News earlier this week.
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Swanik knew that athletes who suffer concussions are subsequently at higher risk for all sorts of musculoskeletal injuries, not just more concussions.
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The study's third important finding was that genetic variants associated with lower empathy also were associated with a higher risk for autism.
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Two studies recently implicated diet and regular soda, suggesting that people who regularly consumed it had higher risk of dementia and Alzheimer's.
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Patients with early breast cancer who are socially isolated have a higher risk of dying from their disease, a new study suggests.
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Food at a higher risk of contamination include raw milk, soft cheeses, raw sprouts, deli meats and hot dogs, and smoked seafood.
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Also, 49 percent of black women, ages 21 and older, have heart disease, but few know they are at a higher risk.
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Those who didn't give back as frequently during the study had a 222% higher risk of dying after a stressful life event.
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"Our result show that diets high in red meat may be associated with a higher risk of diverticulitis," Chan added by email.
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As with subprime mortgages a decade ago, these portfolios are then divided into different tranches, to offer higher returns (at higher risk).
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For mothers who drank or binge-drank before conception, there was a 16% higher risk for their babies, compared to not drinking.
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Industry lobby group Finnish Energy in January warned of a higher risk that local firms may have to cut their power usage.
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LBBW's asset quality indicators are strong, supported by the run-down of higher-risk-exposures and a benign operating environment in Germany.
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These examinations will assess such advisors' business and compliance practices, particularly those practices related to the firms' supervision of higher-risk individuals.
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"Those with opioid use disorder may also take other substances that also place them at higher risk for surgical complications," Fonarow added.
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It's perfectly rational for parents to accept a statistically significant, but relatively rarer, higher risk of one bad outcome to avoid another.
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"More banks and more small banks and more financial brokers that are not banks mean a higher risk of collapse," she said.
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Transgender women, especially women of color, are at much higher risk of violence compared to the rest of the population, researchers say.
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Reuters reports: Under NSEERS, people from countries deemed "higher risk" were required to undergo interrogations and fingerprinting on entering the United States.
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Fatty liver disease is known to be linked with a higher risk of a dangerous liver cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma, or HCC.
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But higher-risk investments like stocks plainly make sense for retirement savings if you won't need the money in the near future.
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The study also found an association for socioeconomic characteristics that can contribute to a higher risk of a child having dental caries.
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It has also been associated with higher risk of diseases "across the board," such as heart disease, stroke and cancer, Harris said.
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But being told you're at a higher risk for lung cancer doesn't seem to motivate anyone to quit smoking, this study suggests.
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This could mean unique aspects of the incarceration environment may be associated with a higher risk of suicide, the study authors note.
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Studies have also shown that those with sepsis are at higher risk for various medical conditions since their immune system are disrupted.
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Pregnant women, the elderly, young children and people with weakened immune systems are at a much higher risk of problems from listeriosis.
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In particular, lower-rated, higher-risk bonds known as subordinated debt have become the preferred instrument for some of Europe's biggest investors.
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Survivors born in Nazi-occupied countries had an 8 percent higher risk of developing cancer than survivors born elsewhere, the study found.
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Testing rates were higher among some groups thought to be higher risk for HIV, such as men who have sex with men.
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While the overall mood is cautious, China and Russia have a higher risk appetite, potentially providing negotiating power for resource-holding governments.
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All patients who have tattoos should be considered at higher risk for HCV infection and should be offered HCV counseling and testing.
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One can imagine Bogle wondering what could be more un-American than paying high fees for below-market performance with higher risk.
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Researchers found that male rats exposed to RFR, or radio-frequency radiation, had a somewhat higher risk for brain and heart tumors.
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Whether they're kicked out of their homes or lose housing later in life, transgender people are placed at higher risk without housing.
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Nordlicht has enriched his investors with his focus on higher-risk debt that can yield far more than traditional fixed-income investments.
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This leads to a higher risk of complications for mother and child -- and higher long-term health care costs for insurance companies.
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We know that people prone to substance abuse are at higher risk, as well as those with a familial history of addiction.
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These are: higher risk appetite, reduced capital flows and a continued monetary policy tightening from central banks, Howell said in a note.
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Youths with less than a high school education or GED face a 28500 percent higher risk of experiencing homelessness than their peers.
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People with constipation had an average 13 percent higher risk of kidney disease and a 9 percent increased risk of kidney failure.
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Some groups are at higher risk for prostate cancer, including African-American men and those with a family history of the disease.
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Vodafone UK decided against using Chinese technology in the higher risk parts of its network more than five years ago, he added.
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Any significant diversification into higher-risk markets that would endanger the credit fundamentals of those companies could also trigger a rating downgrade.
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That these mostly unsophisticated savers ended up in higher-fee or higher-risk funds without knowing any better galled him, he said.
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This overall reduced earning capacity means less financial security, which in turn leads to a higher risk of stress-related health disorders.
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The incubator focuses on empowering free speech and expression by providing tools and services that make online safer for higher-risk targets.
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We've long understood that smokers are at a higher risk of contracting tuberculosis—up to three times more likely than non-smokers.
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However, the share of higher-risk restructured group 2 loans rose at each of the banks, suggesting moderate deterioration in asset quality.
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Obesity also runs in families, and if parents are obese, their children are at a higher risk of becoming obese, he said.
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Fewer deaths However, despite the higher risk of injury, the study showed that cycling to work was linked to tangible health benefits.
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But the rush into the bonds of higher-risk developing nations shows just how short memories can be in the financial world.
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It doesn't even think there's enough evidence to recommend screening adults 65 or older, who are at higher risk, for atrial fibrillation.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer are in their 80s -- well within the government's standard for individuals at a higher risk.
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So far, indications are that older people with heart conditions are at a higher risk of complications if they contract the coronavirus.
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The CDC notes that older adults are "at higher risk of getting very sick" from Covid-19 than the general population is.
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That's not to mention the average age of lawmakers — in their sixties — puts them at higher risk than the population at large.
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Most humans will be at higher risk of heart attacks when there's more LDL cholesterol in their blood; that's the basic biology.
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Investors can make more just by keeping their holdings in cash or bonds, rather than by accepting the higher risk of stocks.
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Young people, whose brains keep developing till their mid-5.43s, may be at higher risk of addiction when they begin consuming substances.
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People with sleep issues may also be at higher risk for depression and anxiety, while those disorders can also interfere with sleep.
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People with acne are at substantially higher risk for depression in the first years after the condition appears, a new study reports.
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Haynes, who has asthma and whose husband has diabetes, putting them at higher risk from COVID-25, decided to self-quarantine anyway.
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Haynes, who has asthma and whose husband has diabetes, putting them at higher risk from COVID-25, decided to self-quarantine anyway.
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The good news is that right now, there's no evidence that they're at a higher risk of being infected with this virus.
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He acknowledged it was a "higher risk than normal" to hand van Dijk his debut in this game, given its traditional ferocity.
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" When a reporter noted that several senators are at a higher risk because of their age, Cornyn shot back: "Be careful now.
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And another published earlier this year in JAMA found that higher-risk, preterm births are more likely in counties without obstetric units.
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It's also extending emergency paid leave for up to four weeks for people who are at a higher risk of COVID-19.
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One, the data of the people, age, age and sex mix, smoking, there's higher risk across the board in this case Italy.
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And in states that bring criminal cases against doctors who perform abortions, bans may put black physicians at higher risk of prosecution.
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LGBTQ+ young adults also had a 120 percent higher risk of reporting homelessness compared to youth who identified as heterosexual and cisgender.
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And people with severe cases of Covid-19 who can't receive proper medical attention are at a much higher risk of dying.
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Workers who may be considered higher risk because of underlying health conditions are also eligible for catastrophe pay with a doctor's note.
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When the U.S. denies sales for certain higher-risk arms, it usually continues to serve as the provider of choice for others.
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People with high levels of trans fats in the blood were at higher risk for Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
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Financially, pooling resources in a single household often improves elders' economic stability, especially for women, who are at higher risk for poverty.
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Higher risk consumer finance accounts for about 10% of total lending, a slightly higher proportion than at peers, but is adequately priced.
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Young adolescents face a much higher risk of complications and death in pregnancy than other women, according to the World Health Organization.
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"These parents are at higher risk of implementing a stricter feeding style that includes restricting foods, which can ultimately backfire," Castle said.
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We believe that losses attributable to higher-risk legacy assets have peaked, but will remain a material drag on the bank's results.
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However, Guilamo-Ramos said the 2016 documents could have benefited from more context about certain populations at higher risk for HIV infection.
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Permanent hair dye was associated with a 45% higher risk of breast cancer in black women and 7% higher in white women.
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"More leverage or greater flexibility on terms does not equate to higher risk," said Gary Creem, a partner at law firm Proskauer.
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These numbers mean the island has a higher risk of bird strikes than other airfields and averages about five strikes a year.
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And while some studies show older mothers have a higher risk of mental health concerns, others show no link, Dr. Fink said.
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But it will be at a much higher risk of security threats and viruses, and it won&apost receive any additional updates.
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Men and women with osteoarthritis of the hips or knees were at higher risk of dying from heart disease or heart failure.
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"While that number is 110, we are certainly prioritizing based on [patients under investigation] that might be at higher risk," Messonnier said.
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People who are obese have a higher risk of cancer, diabetes, heart problems and chronic conditions that can cut a life short.
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The manufacturer began listing higher-risk populations in 2009, when it also warned of possible cardiac effects from shocks to the chest.
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Nearly 80 percent of the population could fit into one of the higher risk groups identified by Taser's maker, Reuters' analysis shows.
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Surgery and radiotherapy can come with some side effects, including a higher risk of erection problems or accidental urine or stool leakage.
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PG&E said Thursday it was inspecting its equipment in areas that have a higher risk of wildfires to prevent further incidents.
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Whole milk, meanwhile, was associated with a higher risk of death from all causes as well as from cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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When other factors were not controlled for, heavy drinking was associated with a higher risk of dementia among both men and women.
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A pregnant woman infected with the Zika virus is at higher risk of delivering a child with microcephaly – a debilitating brain deformity.
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In contrast, binges of six to nine drinks were associated with a 30 percent higher risk of cardiovascular events the next day.
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No group is at higher risk than African-American mothers and their babies, just how much depends on where the mothers live.
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A low-fiber diet has consistently been linked to higher risk of disease like cancer, diabetes and heart problems, according to research.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has considered doing this among adults 65 and older, who are at higher risk for stroke.
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These programs should be offered to higher risk groups, including different socioeconomic levels and those with a history of depression, he said.
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Opioids' proliferation led to more availability for everyone, and availability led to more exposure and a higher risk of addiction and overdose.
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This has resulted in a strong net interest margin relative to peers, offsetting the higher risk associated with some of its lending products.
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The study results indicated that participants in the ibuprofen group had a 20163% higher risk of kidney problems compared with those taking celecoxib.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation set the rule decades ago because of concerns that drivers under 21 had a higher risk for accidents.
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"They therefore represent a group that is at a potentially higher risk of tattoo-related complications and warrant special consideration," the doctors wrote.
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He recalled a study from the early 2000s that found an association between the drug and a higher risk of major congenital malformations.
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CBM is rated one notch lower than Alfa due to its higher risk appetite, weaker capitalisation and more significant downside asset quality risks.
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But women, especially middle-aged married women, are at a higher risk of developing physical conditions and mental illnesses than their single counterparts.
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Messonnier said that the CDC has neither a clear idea of who might be at higher risk of developing the disease nor why.
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Children may be at a higher risk of getting infected because of lower immunity, said Dr. Neelu Desai, a pediatric neurologist in Mumbai.
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PaymentCloud, a payment processor that takes some higher-risk accounts, has signed on hemp and CBD clients on a case-by-case basis.
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Another reason, he said, could be because the weight loss involved someone who was already obese and thus already at a higher risk.
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Carney said a Brexit would likely result in a higher risk premium on sterling assets and a decline in foreign direct investment (FDI).
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No one is immune to the effects of UV radiation, but certain groups have a higher risk of eye damage from UV rays.
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The researchers found a small association between a higher risk score and having a smaller hippocampal volume within both older and younger groups.
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If the stock market stays healthy, money will continue to be allocated to higher-risk asset-classes like venture capital and private equity.
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In fact, in the study, older patients taking water pills or certain heart medications were also at higher risk for serious kidney problems.
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Goldman's Charles Himmelberg sent the report titled "Top Ten Market Themes for 2.753: Higher growth, higher risk, slightly higher returns" to clients Thursday.
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Without a trained surgeon or sterile operating room, Terry said there is a much higher risk of infection, uncontrolled bleeding or nerve damage.
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Wells Fargo said most of its $17 billion in energy exposure was to noninvestment-grade companies, which are at higher risk of default.
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Prenatal exposure to the medication was associated with a higher risk of having children who exhibit emotional or behavioral symptoms, the researchers said.
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Furthermore, the bank's exposure to higher-risk businesses, such as specialist mortgages and buy-to-let is low relative to similarly rated peers.
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A 2014 study, for example, found that children born to mothers living nearby fracking sites may have a higher risk of heart defects.
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They have a higher risk of default compared to investment-grade debt but give a better return for investors as yields are higher.
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"Hispanic women remain at higher risk for having a neural tube defect-affected birth than non-Hispanic white or black women," Flores added.
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Negative rating action on the banks' Viability Ratings could stem from a higher risk appetite, leading to disproportionate asset concentration in riskier sectors.
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By itself, dense breast tissue is linked with a higher risk of cancer—a risk that increases the more dense tissue you have.
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Nine NSAIDs had a significantly higher risk of heart failure for current users: ketorolac, etoricoxib, indomethacin, rofecoxib, piroxicam, diclofenac, ibuprofen, nimesulide and naproxen.
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" "If we see that [fisheries] are working at an economic loss," Sullivan pointed out, "that's probably a higher risk area for slave labor.
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Concussions can be difficult to diagnose, leaving athletes at higher risk of a more serious brain injury if they continue to perform concussed.
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However, margin pressure will likely continue, given the bank's undiversified revenue stream and deleveraging of most of its higher risk-higher return business.
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Rather, there are lots of small variations across the human genome that add up to a higher risk in some people than others.
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Fitch's expectation that the bank's higher risk appetite could dilute the benefit of a capital infusion has been incorporated in the rating action.
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The bank's ratings reflect its lower capitalisation and higher risk appetite relative to peers, which counterbalance its satisfactory asset quality and improving franchise.
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A shift toward a higher risk appetite, deterioration in asset quality, lower capitalisation or less stringent liquidity policies could also trigger a downgrade.
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And those with ulcerative colitis, Crohn's and inflammatory bowel disease can add a higher risk for hemorrhoids to their long list of ailments.
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Cutting down 149 million trees is an expensive proposition, but some of the higher-risk husks can be strategically removed to protect homes.
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Overall, more children from poor countries were classified as higher risk cases to begin with than those from middle-income or rich nations.
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NICE recommended Gazyvaro, also called Gazyva, for use by the National Health Service (NHS) with chemotherapy in patients with higher risk of relapse.
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Finally, Broadcom could also get a big boost if trade issues get resolved, says Potter, though it carries higher risk than the others.
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But being tall may also increase some health risks, with studies linking height to a higher risk of developing ovarian and prostate cancers.
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Were that to happen mortgage rates would rise by a full percentage point or more to compensate mortgage investors for the higher risk.
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You're also at a higher risk for addiction if you have a history of a psychiatric disease, including depression or anxiety, she added.
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Our ongoing research expands on those findings, showing that Americans who live in higher-altitude counties are at a higher risk for suicide.
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A sharp increase in lending to higher-risk segments, including commercial real estate, or higher LTV lending, could put pressure on its ratings.
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The USPSTF's broad recommendation denies an important tool that provides invaluable information to both men (especially those at higher risk) and their doctors.
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Studies show that bisexual people are at a higher risk of depression, anxiety, and experiencing violence than their gay, lesbian, and heterosexual counterparts.
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"We've known all along that men have a higher risk for developing schizophrenia, and they generally develop it earlier in life," Valle said.
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The so-called speed events, downhill and super giant slalom, or super G, have fewer gates, more jumps, greater speed, and higher risk.
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Men exposed to high levels of indoor artificial light also had 2.8-fold higher risk of developing prostate cancer, according to the study.
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PCBM's capitalisation remains only modest, taking into account the bank's focus on higher-risk SME lending as well as a challenging operating environment.
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Thus, large objects pose a much higher risk of fueling a cascade of collisions if there are many other satellites in similar orbits.
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Patients who have undergone amputation have a higher mortality risk, are often unable to walk again, and are at higher risk for depression.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.) wants to make these dangerous lines run even faster, putting thousands of people at even higher risk of injuries.
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This will increase pressure on loan spreads although they will still be wide to reflect higher risk inherent in this type of lending.
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The flu when you're pregnantThe flu can infect anybody but there are certain populations at higher risk of developing complications from the infection.
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Painters can be exposed to fumes from paint, which may contain chemicals like benzene, which has been linked to a higher risk of
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These infants will have a higher risk of pneumonia, said Dr. Edwin Trevathan, a pediatrician and child neurologist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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The question was if the researchers could find differences in brain activity that would be an indicator for a higher risk of depression.
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"Children that are coming into care are staying in care longer because there's a higher risk of relapse with their parents," Turner said.
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But supplements with a combination of calcium and vitamin D intake were associated with a higher risk for stroke, the analysis also found.
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Married underage girls were at higher risk of domestic violence, and are often denied the chance to pursue an education, she told reporters.
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The researchers showed that reduced gray matter is closely connected to recidivism, confirming that younger brains are at higher risk of re-offense.
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The same risk applies to anyone whose genetic testing indicates a higher risk of developing diseases like diabetes or cancer in the future.
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She ultimately had her tonsils removed because she came back positive for HPV and was at a higher risk for cancer, he says.
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The MDB's solvency assessment is driven by its strong and stable capital position which compensates for the higher risk of its loan book.
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Cruises hit all the major areas where comprehensive travel insurance is recommended: a big, upfront payment, international travel and higher risk of problems.
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"I wouldn't like to use it as a car owner, because it gives me a higher risk and higher cost," Dr. Friedrich said.
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If you had a history of severe acne before you became pregnant, then you have a higher risk of breaking out during pregnancy.
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Working the night shift puts you at higher risk for cardiovascular disorders, gastrointestinal problems, psychological issues like anxiety and depression and possibly cancer.
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Elderly travelers or those who have other conditions should consider that they might be at higher risk for complications of infections, Wu said.
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Participating hospitals will screen older patients for vulnerabilities — including advanced age, cognitive problems, malnutrition and impaired mobility — that put them at higher risk.
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Waterfront homes have more expensive insurance policies than nonwaterfront properties because they're at higher risk for flooding and wind damage, Mr. Hertzberg said.
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Older women with more fat around the middle had a higher risk for heart disease compared to those with fat around the thighs.
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While young men in general face a higher risk of being killed by police violence, the level of risk changes depending on race.
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The report has been replaced with an updated version saying that women who received the surgery actually had a higher risk of dying.
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The results indicated that overall, those with sexual symptoms -- including erectile dysfunction and poor morning erections -- had a higher risk of early death.
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Such an equity-heavy allocation means assuming higher risk, Mr. Golden acknowledged, which he believes is appropriate for Princeton's overall strong fiscal position.
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WHO officials said some medical conditions, including heart disease, respiratory disease, cancer and diabetes, will place people at a higher risk for death.
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Financial insecurity already puts people at higher risk of isolation and loneliness, as does losing a loved one or being in poorer health.
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The company is extending emergency paid leave for up to four weeks for people who are at a higher risk of COVID-19.
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The measles vaccine also comes in two doses, and people who only get the first are at higher risk of catching the disease.
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Now doctors have the additional conundrum of figuring out why babies and toddlers seem to be at higher risk than school-age kids.
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Others sticking it out have bet that their higher premiums, combined with the loss of competitors, will let them cover the higher risk.
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More than 70 percent of their assets are in equities and other higher-risk investments, according to Toronto-based research firm CEM Benchmarking.
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This is because it indicates that markets see a higher risk of borrowing money for the short term than at the long term.
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Unlike breast cancer, there is no screening test for asymptomatic women to determine whether they have a higher risk of getting the disease.
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Children born to mothers with iron-deficiency anemia early in pregnancy may be at higher risk for neurodevelopmental disorders, a new study suggests.
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The study said more research was needed on why exactly drinking very hot tea is associated with the higher risk of esophageal cancer.
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Without accounting for potential performance variations, an offset runs a higher risk of breaking its promise, undermining the credibility of the program. 22011.
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If a man carries a hereditary retinal disease, such as retinitis pigmentosa, Rosen said, they could be at higher risk for vision changes.
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In particular, as females got older, they moved shorter distances and sought safer ground if they faced a higher risk of encountering hunters.
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The study team also found that taking high doses of calcium in supplement form was associated with a higher risk of early menopause.
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Extreme precipitation is likely to increase with rising temperatures because of growing atmospheric humidity, leading to a higher risk of flash flooding nationwide.
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Poor children who grow up to be poor adults have not just reduced incomes, but shorter lives and a higher risk of criminality.
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That's not required for most children, though exceptions include infants, very young children and higher-risk patients, such as those with underlying illness.
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Children's developing nervous systems and thinner cranial bones are thought to put them at higher risk for traumatic brain injuries and their consequences.
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In the longer term the rating could be upgraded if the bank grows its franchise and further diversifies away from higher-risk segments.
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New research published in the journal Neurology on Wednesday found that sleeping and napping excessively is associated with a higher risk of stroke.
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Similarly, other research points to deficiencies of some nutrients, like vitamin B0003, may be linked to a higher risk of stroke, said Tong.
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And if a person without adequate social support has a heart attack, there is a higher risk of death and a longer recovery.
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The research team is now analyzing individual patient data from the trial to understand if certain groups of women face a higher risk.
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Patients also faced a higher risk of death from septicemia, infectious diseases and parasitic diseases compared to the rest of the U.S. population.
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Some small, older studies suggested that taking Benadryl the first trimester of pregnancy could lead to a slightly higher risk of birth defects.
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Dr. Steiner says she'll next look at whether low AMH is associated with a higher risk of miscarriage among the women who conceived.
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In contrast, women who ate the most refined grains had a 16 percent higher risk of insomnia than those who ate the least.
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Men eating the most inflammatory diets had a 44 percent higher risk of developing cancer relative to men eating the least inflammatory diets.
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The station's story specifically highlighted the fact that LGBTQ people face a higher risk of violence and that they often lack legal protections.
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