Those at the highest risk may need them more frequently.
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Kira, a black woman, was in that highest risk group.
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"Those are the children at the highest risk," Reiss said.
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But history provides a guide to the areas at highest risk.
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Officials stressed that elderly people are at highest risk from flu.
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Because they are the ones who are at the highest risk.
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Who is at the highest risk for severe illness and death.
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It is the highest-risk procedure for contracting any respiratory virus.
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Older people have the highest risk of dying from the virus.
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Undergraduate women had the next highest risk, followed by TGQN grad students.
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It's spread through respiratory secretions, and unvaccinated children are at highest risk.
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"I try not to buy the highest-risk properties," Mr. Winefield said.
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"In the highest-risk people, you can offset the costs," Kushel says.
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Nearly 500 of the community water systems evaluated fit the highest risk category.
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Of the city's 20,636 non-residential structures, Firebird ranked 103 as highest risk.
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Still, allergists worked to ensure that patients at the highest risk weren't harmed.
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The study found that small groundwater systems have the highest risk of contamination.
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But older women continue to be at the highest risk of breast cancer.
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Research shows that farmers are among those at the highest risk of suicide.
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Areas with the highest risk were in Western states, and in rural areas.
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The report ranks highest-risk installations and lowest-risk installations for each branch.
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On Monday, the CDC urged people at "highest risk" to stock up on groceries and medications so they can avoid venturing out, adding that the risk begins to go up at age 60 but people over 80 are at highest risk.
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Unvaccinated children are at the highest risk of developing complications or dying from measles.
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Moderate risk is the second-highest risk level on the SPC's storm outlook scale.
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These hospitalized patients also had the highest risk of nursing home admissions and death.
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Some of the highest-risk hacks are being undertaken by people who feel desperate.
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Also the evidence we have suggests that those over 60 are at highest risk.
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He added that monetary policy is the second highest risk for a market correction.
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The highest risk of homicide is when a victim tries to leave the abusive partner.
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The report recommends that, for starters, investigations target the highest risk activities that it oversees.
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Then, researchers sorted participants into three groups from lowest to highest risk for cardiovascular disease.
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One is to "deliver the highest risk adjusted returns," an industry term for strong performance.
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In 2014, new construction in the state's highest-risk coastal areas became ineligible for coverage.
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"You have to go for the highest risk that affects the most people," Allan says.
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"We are a very high risk, if not the highest risk state," Justice said Monday.
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Older Americans—the highest-risk group for the coronavirus—disproportionately take part in the process.
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It's this outside material that presents the highest risk of making you sick, Tierno explained.
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The poor and other vulnerable populations are at the highest risk of breathing such pollution.
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This low activity group proved to be at the highest risk of death, the study showed.
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Last year, a teenager who had one of the highest risk scores stabbed someone to death.
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Air pollution is the fourth-highest risk factor for deaths worldwide, according to the World Bank.
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Some of the stocks with the highest risk-adjusted return are Starbucks, Visa, Nike and Salesforce.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo was the fourth-highest risk country for slavery in the world.
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The elderly and children are at highest risk of not being protected from the flu shot.
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Individuals had the highest risk of delirium after surgery when they had experienced the condition previously.
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Some school systems can predict which students have the highest risk of dropping out before graduation.
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The highest risk was seen when the cancer had been diagnosed in adolescents or young adults.
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In the highest-risk zones on a flood map, waves can go higher than three feet.
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Among the 10 percent of the population with the highest risk scores, many are not fat.
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Federal law requires anyone with a mortgage in the highest-risk areas to get flood insurance.
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During Sandy, some people in the highest-risk areas didn't evacuate, and some of them died.
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However, officials issued reminders that only those who might be "medically fragile" were at highest risk.
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Since the previous index release, Sudan has overtaken Yemen to become the highest risk country globally.
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The new recall will allow for identification of the 2,900 owners in the highest risk pool.
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Among smokers, the highest risk increase in both genders was in the 18 to 49 age range.
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Unvaccinated young children are at highest risk of measles and its complications, including death, according to WHO.
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Older African Americans have the highest risk of dementia, followed by American Indians/Alaska Natives and Latinos.
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Sex workers, particular trans, non-white, and street-based sex workers are the highest risk right now.
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"When they cause those small wounds around your toenails, that's your highest risk for infection," she said.
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The slice with the highest risk and lowest returns can be taken by foundations or government agencies.
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People from Asian backgrounds and those with a body mass index under 25 had the highest risk.
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And with devices, less than half of the highest risk devices are even tested against existing alternatives.
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The traits that put kids at the highest risk for addiction aren't all what you might expect.
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"That 12-month period after you leave service is the highest risk for suicide," Shulkin told reporters.
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"The South Bronx, particularly in OB, is really the highest-risk in the city," Dr. Mikhail said.
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Elderly individuals and those with pre-existing medical conditions are at the highest risk of severe infection.
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Officials are particularly concerned about older, sicker people who are at highest risk of developing serious illness.
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Many members are in their seventies and eighties, putting them at the highest risk for the disease.
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Wouldn't you want to know, from a young age, if you were in the category of highest risk?
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What can parents do The analysis looked at which baby foods are highest risk, and offered safer alternatives.
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Various policies of the Trump Administration undermine this goal by targeting communities at the highest risk for HIV.
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"We look for the highest risk zones where we have the potential for catastrophic wildfire," Mr. Vesey said.
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Although smokers remained at the highest risk for lung cancer, fiber and yogurt reduced their risk as well.
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Out of those, around 190 billion roubles was classified as the highest risk-weighted assets, the accounts showed.
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Looking at the map, Minnesota and Wisconsin are at highest risk (and by inference, probably north western Ontario).
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Hunts Point is one of the New York City neighborhoods with the highest risk of heat-related deaths.
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In the highest-risk group, that cancer kills as many as 80 percent of patients within five years.
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"Nevertheless, the highest-risk Air Force installation presents a one-year risk of 28500 percent," the report said.
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"Nevertheless, the highest-risk Air Force installation presents a one-year risk of 5.2 percent," the report said.
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Babies between 22019 and 4 months of age face the highest risk for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
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Officials asked that those at highest risk, the elderly and patients with pre-existing conditions be given priority.
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They took a big one in Reddish, one of the highest risk/highest reward players in this draft.
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They've also created special hours for shoppers over the age of 60, one of the highest risk groups.
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"This is the worst time to relax because we're at the highest risk since this began," he said.
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"The difference is that they're now tailored to people at the very highest risk of violence," she said.
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Mr. Dean, Mr. Jocelyn and their director, Neil Armfield, are attempting just about the highest-risk adaptation possible.
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His risk analysis firm ranks Iraq in the highest risk category for social turmoil, the chief executive said.
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Those at the highest risk for the disease are older adults, smokers and people with weakened immune systems.
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Even in the parts of Louisiana at highest risk of flooding, only 42 percent of homeowners are insured.
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The demographics of Medicaid patients also match the populations who are at highest risk for HIV, he says.
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In the Navy, there's a clear trend that the ships are the majority of the highest-risk installations.
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In some, like New York and Chicago, about 5003 percent of census tracts have the highest risk score.
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But officials determined that including Starship would render "the entire SpaceX portfolio the 'highest risk'" of all the options.
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Pregnant women who live in (or have traveled to) areas with heavy Zika infestation are at the highest risk.
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It would increase resources used for public health, technology and experts in areas with the highest risk for HIV.
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That's why a test which could identify those at the highest risk could be incredibly significant for the field.
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Changes need to allow autonomy for doctors and only target patients at the highest risk for overdose, he added.
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"One aspect that is still difficult to assess is which travelers are at highest risk of infection," he said.
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This is the highest-risk category – it includes other hazardous substances such as plutonium and certain types of radium.
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Transgender youth were at highest risk, nearly six times as likely to attempt suicide as heterosexual peers, researchers reported.
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This is a problem when one considers that in many of the highest-risk populations dengue is not uncommon.
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Young children and pregnant women are among those at highest risk for severe complications, which can lead to death.
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Prosper said on Tuesday it plans to raise rates on its highest risk borrowers to improve returns for investors.
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Trump did advise halting nonessential visits to care homes for the elderly -- the highest risk group from the virus.
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Unvaccinated children are at the highest risk of measles and death from the disease, per the World Health Organization.
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Navy women were at the highest risk of being sexually assaulted at Naval Support Activity Charleston in South Carolina.
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Foods with the highest risk for neurotoxic harm were rice-based products, sweet potatoes and fruit juices, the analysis found.
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While relatively harmless in most people, expectant mothers are considered at highest risk given the association between Zika and microcephaly.
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Noting the calendar coincidence, it is important to note that school shootings are not the highest risk for our children.
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Cure Violence applies disease control methods to gun violence prevention by identifying and "treating" the highest risk individuals and communities.
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Infected children younger than 4 years old faced the highest risk of AIDS-related deaths compared with other age groups.
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King said in the letter she was "deeply concerned" that millions of vehicles in the highest risk category remain unrepaired.
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Even just targeting those at highest risk of HIV infection with PrEP would still reduce infections by more than half.
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According to a 20153 UNAIDS report, young women aged 15- 24 had the highest risk of being infected with HIV.
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It housed male inmates who were considered highest risk, so at least two officers were assigned there at a time.
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Often, victims become bullies themselves, and that dual role seems to land them in the highest risk category of all.
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Football players, who have the highest risk of serious injury, are, for the most part, not afforded such financial protection.
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In particular, older adults and those with underlying health issues are at highest risk of developing severe disease and death.
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That came about 20 years after IARC classified "talc containing asbestiform fibres" as "carcinogenic to humans," its highest-risk classification.
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Although the evidence we have suggests that those over 60 are at highest risk, young people, including children, have died.
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Testing has been limited to people who are at highest risk and people with fever, shortness of breath, and cough.
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"The evidence we have suggests that those over 60 are at highest risk," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.
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The analysis, published this week in The Lancet, found that Egypt, Algeria, and South Africa were at the highest risk.
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There were some differences, though: the WHO didn't include Egypt, which the Lancet analysis concluded was at the highest risk.
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By 2100, under the highest risk scenario, the Lebanese city of Tyre topped the list of cities endangered by erosion.
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Unvaccinated young children are at highest risk of measles and its complications, including death, according to the World Health Organization.
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And fewer than 30% of people across the country with the highest risk of acquiring HIV were tested in that period.
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But they're not so great at identifying the rare individuals who pose the highest risk of committing acts of extreme violence.
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The overall fatality rate is about 29%, but for severe cases it's about 240% and pregnant women are at highest risk.
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Yet few athletes know about the syndrome, even those who are at highest risk, which means it can often go unnoticed.
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They say the poorest communities along the Gulf of Mexico with a history of dengue outbreaks are at the highest risk.
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It outperformed existing approaches, placing 31% of all cancer patients in its highest-risk category compared to 18% for traditional models.
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All nine U.S. deaths linked to Takata airbag failures so far have involved those highest risk airbags, according to NHTSA records.
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More than 2628 percent of men were assaulted on all of the ships in the highest-risk list, the report added.
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Osteoporosis experts expect that if the Radius drug is approved, it is likely to be reserved for patients at highest risk.
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More than 2.5 percent of men were assaulted on all of the ships in the highest-risk list, the report added.
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This year, large portions of Oklahoma still have the highest risk for damaging quakes—on par with parts of central California.
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But the agency also said it would be implementing changes in January to better target those at highest risk of abuse.
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But, this leaves the poor and those already at the highest risk for health and other disparities at greatest early risk.
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Dating violence among teenagers has the potential to lead to death, she went on, and girls are at the highest risk.
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In the Romanian capital alone, 349 structures were deemed at the highest risk and likely to collapse in a major earthquake.
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It found that 11 of the 15 highest risk cities are in Asia, with Dubai, Alexandria and New York also featuring.
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"They go for many years, and they've relapsed over and over again, and they have the highest risk of dying," says Kaye.
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A: NHTSA says the highest-risk vehicles — generally older models in areas of extreme humidity and temperature variations — already have been recalled.
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It is the country with the second-highest risk of tsunamis, after Japan, according to an index compiled by the European Commission.
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Young infants are at the highest risk of hospitalization and death if they contract pertussis, which tends to be milder in adults.
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The system is color-coded, starting from green at the lowest level, followed by yellow, orange and red — the highest risk level.
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"Men who have sex with men are at the highest risk in the US, but globally, it is transmitted heterosexually," Fauci says.
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We know this is bound to happen again in the future, but it's not entirely clear which animals carry the highest risk.
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"The highest risk for pilots during takeoff from a carrier would have been an engine failure at a slow speed," Thompsen said.
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Though we still need more study of this issue, we should, in the meantime, begin to screen the highest-risk college athletes.
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The storm surge watch/warning graphic highlights spots with the highest risk for "life-threatening inundation from storm surge," the service said.
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Those in the metabolically unhealthy group were at greater risk for coronary heart disease, with unhealthy obese people having the highest risk.
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"Aspirin should be limited to people at the highest risk of cardiovascular disease and a very low risk of bleeding," he said.
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The highest-risk group for travel-related illnesses tends to be people who think they are at a lower risk, Tosh said.
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It took too long to recognize that widespread screening for the virus—and then treating those at highest risk--is cost-effective.
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This is why adolescence is the highest risk period for developing addiction — and simple maturation may be what helped me get better.
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This area of Sydney is at the third-highest risk from coastal erosion in all of Australia, according to the local council.
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This is particularly true in the areas of the country with the highest risk of Zika infections, primarily the Gulf Coast region.
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Early trials show that personality testing can identify 90 percent of the highest risk children, targeting risky traits before they cause problems.
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The ones who run the highest risk are the ones who go out on the street and work directly with the youth.
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No banks were put in that highest risk category this year, which is intended to discourage banks from becoming more systemically important.
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Los Angeles is implementing a new web portal that would direct those who might be at highest risk to a testing center.
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Public health officials and experts have warned for weeks that the elderly are at the highest risk of dying from the coronavirus.
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The Cleveland Clinic announced on Tuesday that coronavirus testing will be reserved for patients at the highest risk of contracting the disease.
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The federal Environmental Protection Agency requires that testing for lead be done on homes with lead pipes, which pose the highest risk.
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The military hopes to make progress in reducing suicide among soldiers by using a computer program to identify those at highest risk.
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"The time that I felt like I was at the highest risk of exposure was when we were being evacuated," Fehrenbacher said.
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Older patients and people with preexisting health conditions face the highest risk of dying from the new coronavirus, a recent study found.
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The genetic test was used to find people at highest risk, followed by periodic blood tests to look for the troubling antibodies.
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But while the U.S. economy remains fairly strong, Michigan has the highest risk of recession in the nation, according to Lending Tree.
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The highest-risk situations should be left to the professionals—and companies should help people get there when they are in danger.
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"Aspirin should be limited to people at the highest risk of cardiovascular disease and a very low risk of bleeding," Blumenthal said.
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A 73 billion-real increase in the highest risk H bucket was due to an unidentified "single-case corporate borrower," the bank said.
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However, the strategist suggests investors looking for high-yield investments be prudent and filter out the highest-risk dividend companies with extreme valuations.
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Surveyed by age, the group at the highest risk of committing suicide is not reckless young men but males aged 75 or over.
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A typical pregnancy lasts 22016 weeks, and women have the highest risk of miscarriage in the first trimester, roughly the first 12 weeks.
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The report found that both male and female Navy sailors serving aboard ships had the highest risk of sexual assault across the military.
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Tin, which is used in tablet computers and smartphones, was ranked as having the highest risk for labor rights violations at illegal mines.
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Though the highest-risk region is fairly sparsely populated, there are a few larger cities facing severe weather, including Omaha and Kansas City.
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"Maybe that should be reexamined, especially because Medicare patients are some of our highest-risk patients who could benefit even more," Morton said.
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People at highest risk for HIV will soon have access to daily preventive medication at no additional cost through their private insurance plans.
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The lowest-risk category includes patients with scores of zero, and the highest-risk category includes patients with scores of 1,000 or higher.
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Hsich wants to pinpoint which women are at the highest risk, so they can be bumped up in the line before they die.
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Plus, the three top contenders for the presidency are 73, 77 and 78 -- all within the highest-risk age group for coronavirus complications.
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"We have help request forms for people to fill out so we can identify the highest risk folks," for food distribution, she says.
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Keep reading for a look at the 10 housing markets most at risk of a downturn, ranked from lowest to highest risk score.
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"Certain specialties are at the highest risk," explained a board-certified anesthesiologist in New York, who also asked that his name be withheld.
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Priority will be given to local residents and those with the highest risk, such as seniors citizens and people with compromised immune systems.
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The algorithm is applied to hundreds of thousands of arrested subjects, and helps prioritize limited resources to focus on those at highest risk.
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For white mothers, the opposite proved true: Teenagers had the highest risk of infant mortality, and women in their mid-20s the lowest.
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Younger people are at the highest risk of sexual violence, according to RAINN, with the majority of sexual assault victims being under 30.
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Psychologists classify some people as having "attenuated psychotic syndrome," a category for those at highest risk of an eventual psychotic break or illness.
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People who are in the highest-risk areas will pay more for insurance, so this is something to consider when you're house hunting.
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The researchers ranked and compared 49 locations facing the highest risk from a total of 159 World Heritage sites lining the Mediterranean Sea.
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They have dropped out or failed out and come from some of the highest-risk backgrounds in the New York City school system.
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With machine learning, though, researchers could scan infant siblings and focus their research on those at the very highest risk, buying more statistical power.
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Pregnant women are at highest risk, and death of the fetus and/or mother occurs in over 53% of cases during the third trimester.
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Out of the six states with the highest risk of human-induced quakes, Texas and Oklahoma have the highest population exposed to potential damage.
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"I don't think this is anyone's highest risk or highest exposure," Lackey told Gizmodo, citing more common cyberattacks like phishing as being more dangerous.
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The results of this study, now published in Nature, shows that bats carry the highest risk of zoonotic transmission, followed by primates and rodents.
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These extreme space-weather events are virtually impossible to predict, but new research shows which regions of the United States are at highest risk.
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"We essentially did military-style triage," said Dr. Fitzsimons, an anesthesiologist, restricting the limited supply to patients at the highest risk of bleeding complications.
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The companies agreed to detail how much soy is coming from the Cerrado and purchases made in municipalities at the highest risk of deforestation.
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Generally, you can earn more money by investing your money in the stock market through mutual funds, but that's also the highest-risk option.
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In theory, this protects many of the highest-risk homeowners from being in a financially troublesome position if a hurricane or flood event occurs.
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The FDA said its guidance is for immediate implementation in areas with active Zika virus transmission for those at highest risk, including pregnant women.
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The highest risk of nuclear war since the Cuban missile crisis would present an overwhelming challenge for any seasoned and steady commander in chief.
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Flannery said highest-risk patients are the elderly, pregnant women and infants, and people who have underlying conditions, such as lung or heart conditions.
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If someone is at a low risk of vomiting, they may not get the drugs so they're available for those at the highest risk.
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It also found that CenturyLink, Inteliquent and AT&T are at highest risk from sea level rise, due to where their infrastructure is located.
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As one doctor at NYU Langone Health told the New York Times, homemade masks free up the surgical masks for the highest-risk people.
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The FDA plans to focus on the highest-risk products, such as those marketed for infants or for people with serious illnesses like cancer.
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Within each minority group, being poor, less educated and uninsured placed an individual at the highest risk of not being screened, the researchers said.
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Dr. Fauci said that, based on data from China, people at highest risk include those with heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes and obesity.
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And efforts to copy Cure Violence have failed when organizers leave out key parts, such as the focus on the very highest-risk individuals.
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The scrutinized baseball deaths have occurred within the highest-risk age range of 45 to 70, according to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons.
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Vanguard rates its similar 268/218 portfolio as having a risk potential of four out of five, with five being the highest risk category.
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Men were at the highest risk of developing oral HPV when they had oral sex with other men or also had genital HPV infections.
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In New York City and certain California cities, for example, neighborhoods with more construction work and high afternoon temperatures may have the highest risk.
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While infections in the first trimester posed the highest risk to women and their babies, that risk declined slightly during later stages of pregnancy.
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Automated monitoring will better support people at highest risk, such as patients recovering from heart failure or stroke, by providing early warnings of potential recurrence.
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The highest risk for severe liver disease later on in life was alcohol consumption of more than 3.5 bottles of wine per week, Hagström noted.
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In the case of startup investment, there's a tremendous incentive to heap capital upon "the winners" in hopes of generating the highest risk-adjusted returns.
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In that case, you are the kind of patient that the flu makes very sick and you are at highest risk for hospitalization and death.
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The study found that people who remained obese, as measured by body mass index, throughout their adult life had the highest risk of premature death.
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"If we're thinking about prevention or harm reduction in real-time, we need to know when people are at highest risk for using," Palamar said.
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Glucose monitoring systems in the past were evaluated through the FDA's premarket approval pathway, the most rigorous review meant for "highest risk" Class III devices.
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According to a 2009 report from the National Prison Rape Elimination Commission, youth incarcerated in such facilities are at the highest risk of sexual assault.
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Kids with the lowest social and emotional competency scores were at the highest risk for dropping out of school, legal problems and substance abuse issues.
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And the 2.2 mile (3.5 km)-long hydroelectric dam faces its highest risk between April and June from rising water levels due to melting snow.
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The 50-year-old business coach and author said she was shocked to discover two weeks ago that she was in the highest risk category.
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The study also found that the 19% of women who had the highest risk scores reached this level of risk by the age of 40.
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The Canadian Task Force says recommending against universal screening allows the country to focus its resources on testing those at highest risk for the infection.
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Individuals at highest risk include those with light eye color, those with light skin color and those exposed to high levels of artificial UV radiation.
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He and other officials are urging a focus on protecting the highest-risk groups: older people, people with preexisting health conditions, and health care workers.
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"This is the worst time to relax because we're at the highest risk since this began," said University of Hong Kong medical dean Gabriel Leung.
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It may not advisable be for kids to be placed with grandparents, who are among the highest-risk groups as the virus continues to spread.
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"We were initially planning to focus on highest risk populations, which includes healthcare workers—but this was not solely intended for them," the company said.
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And "we could potentially establish subgroups of health professionals, tested to be negative for coronavirus, to tend preferentially to those at highest risk," Katz added.
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The bottom line: People who don't have insurance have the highest risk of falling into poverty, due to the high prices of drugs and procedures.
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In smaller metro areas with populations under 2 million, like Cleveland and Milwaukee, more than 30 percent of census tracts have the highest risk score.
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Next month, the city hopes to begin a $55 million plan to replace lead service lines with copper lines, starting with the highest-risk households.
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Overall, though, the WHO thinks the highest risk of plague spread is still within Madagascar, while there's a "moderate" risk of regional spread to nearby countries.
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There could have been a disproportionately large increase in the number of young drivers, the group at highest risk of traffic fatalities, as the economy improved.
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They found that median home prices in the lowest-risk counties rose more rapidly than the highest-risk areas over the past 10 years, profiting homeowners.
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Compared to piercings anywhere else on your body — including a barbell through your clitoral hood — these finger piercings might be the ones with the highest risk.
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New research from the EcoHealth Alliance suggests bats carry the highest risk of zoonotic transmission, meaning they're the animal most likely to give humans a disease.
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In the study, people categorized with the highest and lowest diastolic blood pressures were the ones who had the highest risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Further, rates of known suicides are also rising, particularly in one group that is at the highest risk for opioid overdose: whites aged 45 to 54.
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Because it's not economically feasible to give a $600 vaccine to everyone, federal regulators established guidelines that prioritized protecting those at the highest risk of infection.
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The program discovered that 400 people, or just 0.1% of the city's total population, were at the highest risk for engaging in violence at any time.
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Within the first three months to a year following a suicide attempt, people are at highest risk of a second attempt — and this time perhaps succeeding.
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The group at highest risk often are immune compromised or have chronic medical conditions and this includes seniors, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, pregnant women, and children.
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Among those at highest risk: Cashiers have a 97% risk of losing their job to automation; and office workers like secretaries and administrative assistants at 96%.
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According to a study from the CDC, black children have the highest risk of coming into contact with lead poisoned water followed next by latino children.
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Following that report, CMS put in place what it called an Overutilization Monitoring System, which tracked beneficiaries at the highest risk for overdoses or drug abuse.
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A top US health official cautioned young people to be wary of the coronavirus pandemic even though they do not fall in the highest risk groups.
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Simultaneously, numerous universities — sensitive to the fact that college dormitories are amongst the highest risk settings for contracting an infection — suspended classes and evacuated their students.
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"The people who are highest-risk don't participate, like young males," said Jon Vernick of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research in Baltimore.
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People who were overweight or obese had a lower risk of dementia than normal-weight individuals, but those who were underweight actually had the highest risk.
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The per-prisoner bill in 2012 at the "supermax" facility in Colorado, home to some of the highest-risk prisoners in the United States, was $78,000.
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The study's design explored the risk of flooding and erosion under four different sea-level rise scenarios until 2100, ranging from no risk to highest risk.
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"Of the 15 highest-risk installations for Navy women, 13 are ships or clusters of ships, including eight of the 10 aircraft carriers," the report stated.
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Among women with the highest-risk polygenic profile for breast cancer, 19 percent had breast cancer, compared with 4.2 percent of the rest of the study population.
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During that time, 4,343 of the women developed diverticulitis, with the highest risk of the disorder occurring among those who consumed the least amount of dietary fiber.
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"Daytime hours when the sun is out is clearly our highest risk periods," said Dr. Michael Kaufmann, EMS medical director with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
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The U.K. is facing the highest risk of recession since the financial crisis due to Brexit uncertainty and a global economic slowdown, a new study has warned.
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A federal government list of programs at highest risk for making improper payments compiled by the Office of Management and Budget does not even mention Social Security.
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Based on scientific research and data analysis, the government can deploy auditors better by pinpointing the areas of highest risk or where improvement is needed, he said.
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The Modern Slavery Index 248, compiled by risk analytics company Verisk Maplecroft, pinpointed five EU countries -- Romania, Greece, Italy, Cyprus and Bulgaria -- as posing the highest risk.
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Regeneron and Sanofi said on Saturday they would lower the net price of Praluent if onerous barriers to its access are removed for the highest-risk patients.
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It didn't ever occur to her that relationship abuse could impact young people, let alone that young women in Yeardley's age group were at the highest risk.
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Mothers who were exposed regularly to pesticides for three months before and after conception were at the highest risk of having children who developed ASD, Schmidt said.
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From there, it can make recommendations to health providers for things like matching patients to the right medications or identifying people that are at the highest risk.
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"This is essentially denial of services to people who are at the highest risk of contracting HIV, there's going to be a lot of implications," he said.
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But it turns out that toddlers have the highest risk for this potentially blinding injury at home, according to a study published in JAMA Ophthalmology last month.
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The men and women who were the least physically active, exercising moderately for fewer than 20 minutes a day, were at the highest risk of premature death.
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According to the WHO, the highest-risk population remains people who are over 60, especially those who have hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory diseases, or cancer.
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Take preventive measuresResearch shows that helping many people lower their risk improves the benefit for the larger population more than focusing on those at the highest risk.
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During simulations, we determined that the two points of highest risk for self-contamination were insufficient hand hygiene and during removal of the powered air purifying respirator.
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And, like Adams points out, if these masks run out, they won't be available to the medical professionals who are at the highest risk for disease transmission.
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"The highest risk of trafficking is during the holidays when children seek work," Rosario Salazar, joint director of women's rights group Amhauta, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Prescription medicines for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) were common in suicide attempts by younger children and teens and had the highest risk of serious medical outcomes.
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Women live longer than men, and because older age is the highest risk factor for dementia, a longer life can explain a good bit of the discrepancy.
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Those rules rein in the banks' highest risk and most dangerous activities, which also happen to be the most lucrative activities that lead to the biggest bonuses.
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Losing two or more marriages to death or divorce raised the odds of mortality after stroke still higher, though never-marrieds had the highest risk of all.
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Girl bullies -- and the bullies in this case were girls -- appeared to be at highest risk, noted an article about the study in the New York Times.
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In sub-Sahara Africa, for example, the highest risk of death comes from HIV, unsafe abortions and a lack of care during labor and delivery, Willis said.
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But pregnant women, newborns, young children, older adults, and people with weak immune systems have the highest risk of getting sick and developing severe or potentially fatal complications.
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A growing number of studies in recent years have tried to get ahead of the curve by predicting which age groups have the highest risk of an outbreak.
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Interestingly, the highest risk of death for widowed men is a wife who dies from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD — one of Barbara Bush's causes of death.
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These interrupters patrol the streets on their beat, getting to know shopkeepers, neighbors— and building links with the young men and women deemed to be the highest risk.
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For the same reason, they're also the places that face the highest risk of job loss as a result, because businesses will have to spend more to comply.
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Technology has played a role: Latest research from Goldman Sachs shows that cashier is one of the professions at the highest risk to have jobs lost to automation.
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"The highest risk that the European meat and dairy sector will face due to climate change and weather extremes lies outside its borders," he said in a statement.
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"Persons with uninterrupted sedentary bouts of 30 minutes or more had the highest risk for death if total sedentary time also exceeded 12.5 hours per day," noted Alter.
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Those with open wounds or white clothing seemed to be at highest risk of a shark attack, Bray recalled, along with those who ventured off on their own.
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The administration will request funding in its budget to go toward diagnosing and treating HIV, while protecting those at highest risk' including the LGBT community and African Americans.
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The administration will request funding in its budget to go toward diagnosing and treating HIV, while protecting those at highest risk' including the LGBT community and African Americans.
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Both male and female Navy sailors serving aboard ships had the highest risk of sexual assault across the military, according to a study released Friday by the Pentagon.
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According to the 2018 National Air Toxics Report, this little area by the Mississippi River still has the highest risk of cancer from air pollution in the nation.
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Those at highest risk — contacts of known Ebola cases, and their contacts — should get 0.5 milliliter of vaccine, which is half the dose currently used, the W.H.O. said.
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That means Germany has a truer picture of the size of its outbreak than places that test only the obviously symptomatic, most seriously ill or highest-risk patients.
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Practically speaking, this variable limits the list to young people: No one older than 2400 falls within the highest-risk category with a score at or above 22016.
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The first Bank of America Global Research fund manager survey of 63 shows the highest risk is now the looming presidential election, according to the 249 panelists surveyed.
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Additionally, an SDP-funded trial showed that an immunotherapy drug delayed the diagnosis of type 2628 diabetes by two years in those at highest risk of the disease.
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The NY Fed estimates there is a 38% chance of a recession in the United States over the next 12 months, the highest risk since the last downturn.
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The FCA said insurance markets were becoming more segmented with the use of "big data" - or very detailed information about which customers pose the highest risk to insurers.
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But while the new law eliminates marriage for 14- to 16-year-olds, it still allows marriage at 17, when children face the highest risk of forced marriage.
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Among the 91,438 patients in the study, only 20.9% had a cardiac condition that put them at the highest risk of developing endocarditis and warranted an antibiotic prescription.
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So that's a mom of a 3-year-old who now has relapsed into the disease that has the highest risk of killing her of any mental illness.
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Andersen said the Miami and Brownsville areas face the highest risk of a Zika outbreak, while remaining swaths of the continental U.S. are unlikely to see a significant outbreak.
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Sadder still, it's the most vulnerable populations — the poor, the very young, and the very old — who are at highest risk of death caused by polluted air or water.
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Customs and Border Protection should figure out which shipping ports are at highest risk of having fentanyl pass though, then allocate more staff to meet testing demands, for instance.
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They found just 212 people — 2000 percent of the city's population — were at the highest risk at any given time, and responsible for the majority of the city's homicides.
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The next highest-risk category covered foods which had substances added to them, such as salt or sugar, and which had been produced using methods like smoking or curing.
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They found just 400 people — 0.1 percent of the city's population — were at the highest risk at any given time and responsible for the majority of the city's homicides.
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Some work has started to address safety concerns, but they say it is concentrated in wealthier neighborhoods, rather than highest risk areas, and the amnesty has exacerbated the peril.
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Individuals who have already been infected with one strain of dengue and then become infected with a different strain are at the highest risk of these more severe reactions.
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The research, using data published between 1900 and 2013, found that overall West Africa — the epicenter of the recent Ebola outbreak — is at highest risk for zoonotic bat viruses.
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Indoor air pollution from burning wood, dung, kerosene and other dirty fuels causes over 4 million deaths a year, with women and children at highest risk, the report said.
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The holiday season is when the company is at the highest risk of accidentally turning in a giant profit, and it is committed to trying to avoid that outcome.
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Coverage that is more tailored to customers' needs could result in those carrying the highest risk being unable to afford what would be extremely high premiums, some people worry.
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After a few seconds, his screen displayed a vertical color bar, running from a green 1 (lowest risk) at the bottom to a red 20 (highest risk) on top.
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Homes at highest risk for tick exposure are often those closer to parks, those with yards frequented by deer and those with white-footed mice, Dr. Diuk-Wasser said.
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City inspectors are supposed to test only the houses at highest risk — namely those known to have lead pipes — and should therefore be turning up the highest lead numbers.
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The European Space Agency says for many missions, space debris impact represents the third highest risk of losing a spacecraft behind risks associated with launch and deployment in orbit.
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Federal law requires cities testing for lead in drinking water to focus on homes with the highest risk for contamination, but the report found no evidence Flint had done so.
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This relates to the highest-risk type of derivative contracts with third-party, non-government counterparties, which we assume (either jointly or in isolation) will be an uncollateralised derivative exposure.
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Pregnant women, newborns, children, older adults, and people with weak immune systems have the highest risk of getting sick from E. coli and also developing severe or potentially fatal complications.
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Scalds are the most common type of burn injury in the US, and children under 5 and senior adults over 65 are at highest risk, according to the Burn Institute.
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Indeed, if any one group of girls is at the highest risk of forced marriage and the least able to get policymakers' sympathy, it seems to be pregnant teenage girls.
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And based on these dynamics, the two countries aside from France and Belgium that seem to be at highest risk for the next strike are Germany and the United Kingdom.
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The researchers say interventions to prevent long-term postoperative opioid use are best focused on those at the highest risk, and more research is needed to help identify those groups.
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In online articles, blogs and features, Polecat found that gravel in the United States was at the highest risk of slavery links, with 42 examples of risk-based language found.
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The ten highest risk countries in the world as rated on the index include: North Korea, Syria, South Sudan, Yemen, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Iran, Libya, Eritrea and Turkmenistan.
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Michel Sidibé, the agency's boss, reckons that if oral PrEP is focused on those facing the highest risk, such as prostitutes, the rate of new infections would start falling again.
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The recommendations include bolstering security for the highest risk and most valuable technology, consolidating networks to save money and adopting broader tech tools that aren't agency-specific to save money.
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A recent CNBC Technology Executive Council quarterly survey found that a majority of tech executives think Facebook faces the highest risk of punitive action in government review of big tech.
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"The construction sector is recognized around the world as one of the highest risk industries for workers to be exploited in forced labor," said British anti-slavery chief Kevin Hyland.
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Remember that New York is one of the highest risk cities for dangerous weather caused by climate change, and watching its lights go out even for a second is devastating.
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Those who were closest to the explosion, who received higher doses of radiation and who were younger when the bombs were dropped were at highest risk of developing the cancer.
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During six years of drug test results from the Kansas state database on the highest risk community based offenders, only 2.7 percent of all positive drug tests were for meth.
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Older immigrants are at the highest risk for mental health struggles, having aged out of manual labor, with grown children and dead parents, and being unable to receive health care.
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Based on "police-involved" deaths recorded between 2013 and 2017, they estimated that black men had the highest risk of being killed by police, while white men had the lowest.
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What they found was startling and disturbing: 22 percent of the lowest-risk families were being screened in, while 213 percent of the highest-risk families were being screened out.
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Since we don't have enough face masks, we absolutely have to prioritize providing masks to those with the highest risk of infection, such as health care workers and first responders.
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This makes disaster insurance pricey and leads companies to place limitations on coverage, such as hurricane deductibles, or reduce the number of policies they have in the highest risk areas.
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Prosper, the second-largest marketplace lender behind Lending Club, said late Tuesday that it plans to raise rates on its highest risk borrowers in order to improve returns for investors.
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The highest risk half-dozen inmates — or at least the ones facing the most severe charges — are housed in conditions so isolating that some have blamed them for deteriorating eyesight.
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"In our opinion, the highest risk/probability for such a trigger event is still a slowdown in China – not (yet) North Korea or Trump," Mentel from Tatton Investment Management said.
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"The light reflects off the water so it was particularly bright, and the people who had the longest exposure to blue light had the highest risk of macular degeneration," he said.
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Those at highest risk for hospitalizations or death from the flu are the elderly, children, and people with suppressed immune systems or underlying medical conditions such as diabetes or heart disease.
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"We now have good data to back up the importance of identifying patients best suited to receive this treatment and target the patient population that is at highest risk," said Kar.
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Furthermore, transgender and gender nonconforming people were also disproportionately targeted, with transgender black women at the highest risk of homicide, according to the Times's three-year survey of the NCAVP's figures.
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The Insurance Council of Australia declared late on Friday the Bunyip State Park fire, Victoria's highest-risk blaze burning east of Melbourne, a catastrophe, which gives policy-holders priority by insurers.
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When examining racial differences in suicide rates in adolescents and young adults, the CDC data show that Native American youth are at the highest risk of suicide (PDF) among all groups.
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"Plan Safe El Salvador", launched in 163 with support from various international organisations, called for resources to be funnelled to the 50 municipalities which statistics showed to be at highest risk.
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Dogs are at the highest risk of contracting the virus at animal shelters, boarding kennels, grooming salons, canine daycare, dog parks and other locations where the animals are in close quarters.
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Truvada is expensive, and some communities—particularly gay and bisexual black men, who are at the highest risk for new infections—report frustrating experiences with doctors reluctant to offer PrEP medication.
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Michael will produce potentially catastrophic wind damage where the core of the hurricane moves onshore later today in the Florida Panhandle, with the highest risk between Apalachicola and Panama City. 3.
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Class III—which also includes major medical implants like pacemakers and replacement heart valves—is considered the highest risk and has the most regulation, including specific requirements for manufacturing and marketing.
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"The silver lining is that although women are at highest risk for mental illness during their reproductive years, they also respond to treatment better than at any other time," says White.
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Poor women, rural women and women of color are at highest risk — but pregnancy and childbirth kill women of every race, background and income level, in every state in the country.
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Young black men have the highest risk of being killed by police, and are twice more likely to be killed by police than men of other races, according to the study.
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He spent the next four decades poking holes in the ground, searching for oil and natural gas — without question one of the activities with the highest risk in all of business.
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"We realize people are scared — we recognize that," said Dr. Dean Sidelinger, the state epidemiologist in Oregon, but he added that it was important to prioritize people at the highest risk.
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The UK has reconsidered a plan to achieve herd immunity and instead is attempting disease suppression through other measures like social isolation and possible self-quarantine for the highest risk individuals.
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"It frees up the surgical masks for the people who are the highest risk," said Dr. Nicole Seminara, a doctor at NYU Langone Health who is volunteering in the coronavirus ward.
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Those who have private insurance through their jobs or Medicare — which is most people and also those people (older Americans) who tend to be at highest risk — are under federal regulation.
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"There are 12 categories of travel that are permitted still, but the individual people-to-people travel is one that has the highest risk of potential abuse," according to one official.
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South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa are identified as at highest risk economically as much of the present employment and national income in those areas are derived from small-scale agriculture.
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The highest-risk cities globally are Guangzhou and Dongguan in China's Pearl River Delta Economic Zone, which generates 20% of the country's GDP and 3.8% of global wealth, the report said.
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Professional drivers, manufacturing workers and cleaners were at the highest risk, and the irregular hours and shifts, stress and sleeping time associated with these occupations could be the cause, Carlsson said.
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The classification for each drug is determined by the potential for abuse and addiction with Schedule III at a lower risk and Schedule II and Schedule I at the highest risk.
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Right now, PrEP is only available to people at the highest risk of getting HIV, including gay and bisexual men, people who engage in sex work, and people who use injection drugs.
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"This lets us identify the people who are at the highest risk and get them treatment soon rather than later," says Peng, an MD herself who also has a PhD in bioengineering.
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The latest idea, given political opposition to laws that take away people's guns, even temporarily, is to encourage people at the highest risk to voluntarily surrender their firearms while they get treatment.
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Areas that have no solid governing power, are in the midst of a civil war or are suffering from a "breakdown of social order" are at the highest risk of fostering extremism.
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At highest risk are children, who account for many of the more than 280 suspected diphtheria cases and 33 associated deaths reported as of Tuesday, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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According to Christ, the data gathered by AZDHS has revealed he following insights into Arizona's opioid problem: - Men in their mid- to late 20s are at the highest risk of opioid overdoses.
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But 24,766 properties had the highest risk score, shown in red, in at least one category, increasing the likelihood of a rent bump, Barika X. Williams, deputy director for the association, said.
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This fall, it will give its doctors access to the country's first predictive modeling database, which tracks hundreds of factors among patients to determine which veterans are at highest risk of suicide.
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And yet one more: We shouldn't take it for granted that intervening with early medication or lifestyle changes for the people at highest risk will make a difference in lowering their risk.
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As an ER doctor, I am certainly in the highest-risk category for contracting this disease, with hundreds of infected people likely to come through my department's doors in the coming months.
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Though the disease poses the highest risk to the elderly and those with underlying health conditions, a significant percentage of patients hospitalized due to the coronavirus have been under 65 years old.
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Studies on the first year of the tax found that sugary beverage consumption fell substantially, with the biggest decreases among low-income Mexicans — the group at highest risk of obesity-related diseases.
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That's the motivation behind "Houston Hits Home", a public health initiative encouraging youth of color, who are among the highest risk groups for HIV, to get tested so they know their status.
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"It's really these intersecting forms of inequality that put trans women of color at the highest risk of homicide," Kerith Conron, research director and distinguished scholar at the Williams Institute, told CNN.
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In 215, the Federal Emergency Management Agency expanded the area designated as highest risk for a flood in an update to regional maps, requiring thousands of new homeowners to have flood insurance.
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The Affordable Care Act is playing an important role in extending lifesaving services to tens of thousands of people with HIV, as well as those at highest risk for new HIV infections.
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In this case, after vaccinating frontline health workers and other first responders, equality suggests a random selection, such as a lottery, among those in the highest risk category of dying from coronavirus.
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Women at highest risk include those with a mother, sister or child affected by the disease and those who carry risk genes, including the BReast CAncer genes 1 and 2 (the BRCA genes).
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While revamping FAAs oversight process will be an important step, continued management attention will be key to ensure the agency identifies and monitors the highest-risk and safety-critical areas of aircraft certification.
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Such ideas potentially bring the highest risk because they are truly unique and, therefore, relatively untested, but they also carry the highest potential reward in accelerating the development of new treatments for patients.
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Deshmukh noted that those at highest risk for oral HPV are actually among those too old for the vaccine—the recommended cutoff is 26 years old, though older patients can request the shots.
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A U.S. intelligence official told CNN that France and Belgium were the countries considered to be at highest risk of terrorist attack, while Germany and the UK also face a heightened terror threat.
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Results of a survey among 1,500 companies with business ties to Britain show that for German companies, additional charges caused by tariff bureaucracy are considered the highest risk factor, DIHK said in statement.
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Recently, HSBC ran 10 million simulations of various portfolio weightings, and found that short-dated Treasuries are a clear winner with the highest risk-return ratios and hit rates when equity volatility rises.
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Their battle rhythms are in stark contrast—they're just not as zipped up—compared to the twentysomething deployed men who Troxels says are the highest-risk demographic today for, say, slugging energy drinks.
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The first trimester is generally thought to be the one with the highest risk—about 80 percent of miscarriages happen in the first trimester, according to the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Those at highest risk for severe symptoms and death include people over age 60, as well as those with underlying conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, according to the report.
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Among the groups at highest risk are children who still put their hands on floors, toys and other surfaces — all of which might be contaminated — and then put their hands in their mouth.
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The agency reported on Wednesday in its annual national earthquake outlook that a large portion of Oklahoma and parts of Central California were at the highest risk for a damaging quake this year.
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Even among the highest-risk teens, "suicide is relatively rare," as Kathryn Gordon, a clinical psychologist and researcher who recently left her academic job for a private practice, tells me in an email.
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The highest risk of storm surge will occur on Thursday, and vulnerable low spots along the beaches or those where the shoreline was weakened from Florence are at the greatest risk, it added.
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"We believe that the highest risk for microcephaly is in the first trimester of pregnancy," Frieden said, but he pointed out that even babies born without microcephaly to infected mothers are still at risk.
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"A fully implemented co-prescription program targeting opioid prescription associated with the highest risk of opioid overdose would cost an estimated $115 million per year as opposed to the $64 billion number," Kramer said.
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The American College of Cardiology recommends for now that doctors only recommend aspirin to those who are at the highest risk for cardiovascular disease and the lowest risk of bleeding, according to a statement.
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In the mid-sized business, there is a good flow of deals in the UK. The big unknown is on the big deals as it is the highest risk and requires the greatest confidence.
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Minnesota, northern Wisconsin, eastern South Dakota, northern Iowa and eastern Nebraska will be under the threat of severe weather in the afternoon and evening, with the highest risk in the Minneapolis and Duluth area.
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The textiles, clothing and footwear sector is at the highest risk of automation out of five industries analyzed in the study, including automotive and auto parts, electrical and electronics, business process outsourcing and retail.
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Even with the lower prevalence of dementia, there will be many more older people in the United States over the next few decades, especially people age 85 and older, who are at highest risk.
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No one quite knows how the isolation enforced by an epidemic disease will affect those at the highest risk, but even those who avoid the worst consequences will see their quality of life degrade.
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At the end of 210, a report from the Environmental Protection Agency showed that the census tract in St. John had by far the highest risk of cancer from air pollution in the nation.
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"Since January 2015, the CRA has collected information on all international funds transfers over $10, 000 including from Panama, and it is selecting the highest risk taxpayers for review or audit," the spokesperson added.
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After the hearing, he was returned to the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, a high-security federal jail that has housed some of New York's highest-risk federal defendants, including many facing terrorism charges.
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This makes the climate the biggest driver of internal displacement for the period, with the world's poorer countries at the highest risk, despite their smaller contributions to global carbon pollution compared to richer nations.
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Bureau County, Illinois, where McCune lives, has the fourth-highest risk of all U.S. counties for corn acres to go unplanted this year because of rains, behind three counties in Nebraska, according to Gro Intelligence.
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As previously reported, pregnant women who live in (or have traveled to) areas with heavy Zika infestation are at the highest risk for the virus, as it can be transmitted to fetuses through amniotic fluid.
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Roles in transportation, food prep, production and office admin are among those at highest risk, with robotics and artificial intelligence threatening to automate in the neighborhood of 70 percent of tasks, according to the study.
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If you plan to secure a NES Classic Edition, the New Nintendo 3DS Super Mario or Playstation VR Launch Bundle, you may be out of luck — these products have the highest risk of selling out.
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They said pricing could be tied to an independent review by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), which put an appropriate Praluent price for highest risk patients at $4,500 to $8,000 a year.
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He asked the analysts to produce two boxes for every patrol area — no matter how wealthy or poor, black or white — showing two areas at the highest risk of crime for every 8-hour shift.
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According to the United States, approximately 500,000 to 1.47 million people live along the Tigris in areas at highest risk and would probably not survive the impact of the projected flood wave unless they evacuated.
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Thanks to the redistribution of leftover funds at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, states at the highest risk of running out of funds have been able to push back their wind-down dates.
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What researchers found was that the people who drank the most had the highest risk of hippocampal atrophy, which is a form of brain damage often associated with memory-loss conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
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But it did find that the relationship between increased exercise and decreased mortality was strongest for patients at the highest risk of dying because of their risk factors for death and complications from heart disease.
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One can think even further: If we develop an algorithm to predict a person's lung cancer risk, we could potentially vaccinate the very highest-risk cohorts to try to reduce their risk of lung cancer.
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Over the years, the HPV vaccine has been expanded to cover nine different strains of the virus—the ones that are highest risk for causing genital warts and cancers of the cervix, anus, and throat.
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That's why one particular category of city stroller that day surprised me: people who were clearly in their 60s, 70s, and 80s, and probably even in their 90s — the highest risk group for Covid-13.
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The result is our recent visual story, which identified plants that handle toxic chemicals within floodplains in every American state — 2,500 chemical facilities overall, with 1,400 of them in areas at highest risk of flooding.
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On a community level, that means having defenses in place to keep water away from homes and businesses; preventing people from building in harm's way; and even moving those at the highest risk of flooding.
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Many in Congress are more than 60 years old, which puts them at the highest risk of death from contracting COVID-19, according to the WHO-China Joint Mission on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
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If Lopez was concerned with economic inequality and HIV's still-disproportionate impact on lower-income Americans, why not show the reality that Black and brown queer men and trans people are at the highest risk?
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Research indicates that the veteran population at the highest risk of becoming homeless are those that served in the late Vietnam and post-Vietnam eras, with 85033 percent between the ages of 51 to 61.
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"Some of the highest-risk products are often marketed directly to retail consumers with poor communication of the risks involved and implications that the investments are regulated, when this is not the case," it added.
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"Results could prove useful to governments, international agencies, donors, civic organizations, physicians, and the public to identify the places and groups at highest risk of self harm and to set priorities for interventions," Matthay wrote.
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WHO is working with local authorities in both the internationally recognized government and Houthi-controlled Sana'a to identify areas at highest risk of a spike in the cholera epidemic and to boost defences, he said.
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US places with the highest risk of a measles outbreak This year, the United States has seen the highest number of confirmed cases (more than 700!) since measles was declared eliminated in the country in 2000.
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Young children, especially babies, are at highest risk says the FDA, because their brains and organs aren't fully developed, their intestinal absorption of toxic elements is higher and their food intake to body weight is greater.
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Yet the medical profession has no good answer for people struggling to stop taking the drugs — no scientifically backed guidelines, no means to determine who's at highest risk, no way to tailor appropriate strategies to individuals.
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"The risk of current public reporting is that it may provide a disincentive for hospitals to care for the sickest patients at highest risk of dying - in fact, there is already evidence of that," Bhatt said.
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Credit will not rely on active investment managers to lend or borrow: Any capital not currently tied into a contract will be programmed to continuously search for the highest risk-adjusted return — including provision of credit.
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"I'd just read about how abdominal CTs are one of the highest-risk tests [in terms of radiation exposure] and should not be repeated unless there was a major change," said Hanvik, who lives in Minneapolis.
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According to the Campaign for Youth Justice, the National Prison Rape Elimination Commission found that more than any other group of incarcerated persons, youth incarcerated with adults are probably at the highest risk for sexual abuse.
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That range was determined in March to be cost effective by the independent Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) for highest risk patients assuming the drug results in a sustained reduction in cardiovascular-related deaths.
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During the next 15 years, however, cancer returned for 41 percent of the highest-risk women in the study who originally had the largest tumors that had spread the most beyond the breast, the study found.
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Research shows that the medications themselves are what make the difference: While counseling and other services can help, requiring people to attend only deters the highest-risk people from getting meds that could keep them alive.
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Experts anticipate that it will be offered to patients at highest risk: those who have had a serious fracture, or who have taken bisphosphonates and parathyroid hormone, and did not respond or experienced serious side effects.
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Other intelligence assessments note that "the relationship between disease and political instability is indirect but real," and that US military forces deployed in support of humanitarian and peacekeeping operations in developing countries are at highest risk.
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"The way to target the workplace is by finding employees at the highest risk," study leader Dr. Sofia Carlsson from the Institute of Environmental Medicine at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm told Reuters Health by phone.
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But federal law only covers a full restraining order — and victims face the highest risk for violent retaliation from their abusers after an initial temporary restraining order is granted, and that comes before a full order.
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Four African countries are at the highest risk of a Zika outbreak if one of their athletes or travelers is infected with the virus during the upcoming Summer Olympics in Brazil, according to American health officials.
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"We'd done another study a few months ago that showed that small children are at highest risk for all types of chemical ocular burns, and that kind of flew in the face of conventional wisdom," he said.
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Women under 50 who smoke may face the highest risk of a serious type of heart attack compared to men, according to a new study published Monday in the the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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"Other data has shown us the highest risk is the first trimester and early in the second trimester but we don't think there's any safe time in pregnancy to be exposed to Zika virus infection," said Honein.
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In an interview at his private practice in New Jersey, he said that the impact of floss might be clearer if researchers focused on patients at the highest risk of gum disease, such as diabetics and smokers.
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"We're still trying to understand, certainly, what's the cause, what are the risk factors, who is at highest risk, how do we screen for those patients, and what do we do when we detect disease," he said.
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Stone is attempting to recruit at least 3,000 volunteers to fan out to "several thousand" hand-picked voting precincts around the country that he and his team have determined to have the highest risk of faulty results.
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Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, had an increase of 1.5 trillion roubles in the category of assets with the highest risk weights during the third quarter, its accounts showed, or a 20 percent increase from the second quarter.
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In May, a CFPB data analysis found that from 2012 through 2015, ninety percent of the highest-risk student loan borrowers were not enrolled in any of the government's affordable repayment plans by the borrowers' loan servicers.
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A U.S. government briefing paper released in late February says that the 500,000 to 1.47 million Iraqis living in the highest-risk areas along the Tigris River "probably would not survive" the flood's impact unless they evacuated.
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Those patients taking benzodiazepines who were at highest risk for a new opioid prescription included African-Americans, Hispanics, those diagnosed with headaches or musculoskeletal pain, and those between 20 and 39 years of age, according to Ladapo.
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Rather than drawing flocks of drug users, SISs tend to attract only those at the highest risk, and far from becoming centers of criminal activity, at least one study shows that they may slightly reduce surrounding crime.
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Moreover, the call screeners and their supervisors will now be given less discretion to override the tool's recommendations — to screen in the lowest-risk cases and screen out the highest-risk cases, based on their professional judgment.
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A report by S&P, the ratings agency, published in February said U.S. high yield energy and natural resources bonds had the highest risk of defaulting in 2020 prior to the Saudi-led oil price sell down.
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While older age groups and those with pre-existing conditions are most susceptible to the disease, recent research has shown that some children have become sick as well, and that the youngest ones have the highest risk.
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If additional patients are identified at the facility, it could add concern for officials who said those with underlying medical issues, and the elderly, are at highest risk to develop the most severe symptoms from the coronavirus.
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Drug court judges are increasingly trying to pick for success, by putting the highest-risk, most desperate cases into drug court, on the assumption that they may be the most willing to work hard on getting clean.
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Highest risk factors For the United States, India, Brazil, Pakistan, Nigeria, Russia, Egypt, Germany, Iran and Turkey, a lack of whole grains was the greatest risk factor; for many more countries, that came in second or third.
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Researchers are looking to integrate location data into disease-forecasting models to estimate contact rates, rates of transmission and to project where the disease might spread to next, in particular to those in the highest risk groups.
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In addition to the 510(k) pathway, medical device companies can avoid clinical testing for the highest risk devices through the supplement pathway by telling the F.D.A. they made a minor change to a previously approved device.
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Young children and the elderly are at highest risk from eating undercooked eggs contaminated with the bacteria; in this outbreak, people who have gotten sick ranged in age from 1 to 90, with a median age of 65.
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It states, though, that crystal meth "poses the highest risk to the Australian community and is of significant national concern" due to "a considerable increase in the number and weight of detections at the Australian border" since 2010.
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"I would suspect that if you are both, it is going to be associated with the highest risk, and if you are one or the other, it is going to be associated with the intermediate risk," she added.
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Data presented on Amgen's rival drug Repatha, which also has a list price of more than $14,000, showed that some 70 percent of prescriptions are being denied, even for those deemed at highest risk of serious heart problems.
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The risk of psychiatric disorders in children did not vary by class of antidepressant a mother used, but the highest risk was among children exposed to both selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and non-SSRI antidepressants during pregnancy.
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People with NAFLD who have type 2 diabetes have a higher risk for a more severe form of liver disease called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), which carries the highest risk for cirrhosis, end stage liver disease, and liver cancer.
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Apart from being some of the most biodiverse places on the planet, they are also the regions that are home to the greatest number of species that have the highest risk of carrying and transmitting viruses to humans.
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The 2018 survey found more 2023 percent of victims knew their assailants and that the demographic at the highest risk for assault was enlisted female service members between the ages of 17 and 24, according to the newspaper.
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The United States Embassy estimates that hundreds of thousands of people who are "at highest risk from the projected floodwave probably would not survive its impact," and that more than one million would swiftly find themselves without homes.
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Vageesh Jain of University College London's Institute for Global Health, who co-led the work, said the findings should help guide public health officials and doctors in prioritizing people at highest risk of severe illness with COVID-19.
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The men and women who sat for the most hours every day, according to their accelerometer data, had the highest risk for early death, especially if this sitting often continued for longer than 30 minutes at a stretch.
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People who are older than 224, or have a weakened immune system or chronic illnesses like lung disease, heart disease or diabetes, have the highest risk of becoming severely ill if they contract the coronavirus or the flu.
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Vageesh Jain of University College London's Institute for Global Health, who co-led the work, said the findings should help guide public health officials and doctors in prioritising people at highest risk of severe illness with COVID-19.
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For example, Cure Violence works in cities in the US, Latin America, and the Middle East to stop the spread of violence by detecting and interrupting conflicts, identifying and treating the highest-risk individuals and changing social norms.
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Knowing which children are at highest risk for exacerbations may help doctors work with families around those decisions, Dr. Hoch said, and make sure that as the season changes to fall, children are as well protected as possible.
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The Federal Air Marshal Service which falls under the TSA has struggled since the attacks on 22020/11 to come up with an effective way to manage the workforce and deploy air marshals on the highest risk flights.
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Because the AAU Campus Climate Survey found that undergraduates identifying as transgender, genderqueer, non-conforming, or questioning (TGQN) were at the highest risk for what it termed the "most serious" nonconsensual sexual contact: penetration by force or incapacitation, i.
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IDAHO CHILD RECOVERING FROM PLAGUE The researchers said their findings might one day help doctors determine who is at highest risk for flu infection, and in turn, who might benefit most from drugs to treat flu, such as Tamiflu.
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Officials say those who immersed their heads or swallowed water while swimming at Woods Pond Beach were at the highest risk, but stated that many got sick while caring for someone who was ill after swimming at the lake.
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Women at the highest risk of carrying genetic mutations had about a 26 percent probability of getting genetic tests when they saw a surgeon who ordered these tests less often than 95 percent of the surgeons in the study.
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A U.S. government briefing paper released in late February said the 500,000 to 1.47 million Iraqis living in the highest-risk areas along the Tigris River "probably would not survive" the impact of a flood's impact unless they evacuated.
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The increase in screenings should focus on the groups at highest risk -- HIV-positive men, men who have sex with men, and men ages 20 to 29 -- and safe sex practices, specifically the use of condoms, should be emphasized.
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NHTSA said all automakers besides BMW have reported that they are on track to meet the original March 31 deadline under a agency order to supply enough replacement inflators for "priority one" vehicles, with the highest risk of ruptures.
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Based on the new risk-reduction data seen in the huge, multi-year study, the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) said an appropriate Praluent price for the highest risk patients would be $4,500 to $8,000 a year.
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"While revamping FAAs oversight process will be an important step, continued management attention will be key to ensure the agency identifies and monitors the highest-risk areas of aircraft certification," said Scovel's written testimony, which was seen by Reuters.
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The commission has reported that one of Indian Point's reactors has the highest risk of all the country's reactors of being damaged by an earthquake, and federal studies show that Indian Point is incredibly vulnerable to acts of terrorism.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said those at highest risk of exposure are those who the infected employee either coughed or sneezed on or who were within six feet of the person for a prolonged period.
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He said the virus feels like a bad flu or cold, and the people at highest risk of death — the elderly and people with underlying health conditions — are the same populations that are likeliest to die from the flu.
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While children under the age of 13 accounted for the vast majority of direct injuries, adults were at a much higher risk for injuries related to distraction by phones, with people over the age of 50 at highest risk.
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Even hospitals that accept some Medicaid may have first-come, first-served policies for the slots reserved for poor women, such that the highest risk women — those with late entry into care — find themselves with even more limited choices.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar is the country at highest risk of being downgraded by S&P Global Ratings as it continues to feel the impact of a boycott by other Arab states, the rating agency said in a research note.
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Under the theory that what is good for the heart is also good for the brain, researchers conducted a series of tests in Hope-3 patients aged 70 and older, who are considered at highest risk for cognitive decline.
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There might be ethical issues to address, like if everyone should get it or only those at the highest risk, or if it's acceptable to put out a vaccine that only works on men or women but not both.
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The agency did not classify a failure of MCAS as the highest risk level, meaning Boeing was allowed to design the system to rely on data from a single sensor, according a company official with knowledge of the matter.
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The most vulnerable populations, including the elderly and people with disabilities, are at the highest risk of perishing in the fires, which were made more likely by climate change that exacerbated dryness and tinder availability in fire-prone areas.
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It also enabled the team to draw up "heat maps" showing places where the actual and predicted number of zoonotic viruses least resemble one another, and which therefore have the highest risk of springing a nasty surprise on the world.
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Third, the supply of prescription opioids has been cut by more than a third in recent years—although whether this has any positive effect on people who are already addicted and are at the highest risk of dying is contentious.
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Many millions more people experience more short-term pain that may still land them on opioids, but, it is the 25 million people in chronic pain who are at the highest risk for getting started on this kind of treatment.
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But the people at the highest risk include family members of patients with active tuberculosis, the doctors and nurses caring for them and, in countries where tuberculosis is common, people living or working in crowded conditions, such as prisoners and miners.
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Honda associates have started conducting targeted home visits to owners of the older-model 2001-2003 vehicles that the NHTSA has determined are at the highest risk of experiencing a Takata inflator rupture, Honda said in a statement to Reuters.
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"Were financially very strong and secure, with the highest risk-based capital of the UKs top 20 lenders and loan impairments that are not only amongst the lowest in the industry but continue to get lower," Coventry said in a statement.
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The men who took just one sauna bath a week were at the highest risk of developing high blood pressure, the authors found after adjusting for factors such as body mass index, smoking, alcohol intake, cardiorespiratory fitness and socioeconomic status.
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Areas at highest risk of an induced quake—that is, a human-caused earthquake above magnitude four—include Oklahoma, southern Kansas, and the Raton Basin (an area in Colorado and New Mexico), where about 3.5 million people live and work.
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Generally speaking, the areas that had the strongest regression coefficients—that is, the places where elevation best predicted the change in real estate prices—are all along the coast and at the highest risk of flooding, as the graphic below shows.
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What they noted was that the people who drank the most had the highest risk of hippocampal atrophy, a form of brain damage that can impact spatial navigation and can be associated with memory-loss conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.
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The CFPB says 1.2 million student-loan borrowers have defaulted in the past year and 90 percent of the highest-risk borrowers are not enrolled in affordable repayment plans, even though student-loan companies are supposed to inform borrowers about them.
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The reports authors say the sub-species status should now be labeled as "critically endangered", the highest risk category assigned by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, which means a wild animal faces a very high risk of extinction.
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Because the database was so large, Di and his colleagues were also able to determine that subgroups, including men, blacks, Asians, Hispanics and people eligible for the Medicaid health plan for the poor faced the highest risk from small particle pollution.
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Loans that had been overdue for between 60 days and 90 days, and are at the highest risk of default, also eased to 1.53 trillion rupees as of end-September, from 1.63 trillion rupees at end-June, the data showed.
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NASA anticipated that the highest risk of death for Armstrong and Aldrin would come during their launch off the moon's surface on July 21, when they would return to lunar orbit and meet up with Collins inside the Command Module.
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And while it's more complicated to project iron deficiencies, we found that nearly 1.4 billion highly vulnerable people — children under the age of 5 and women of childbearing age — will live in regions that we identified as having the highest risk.
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I have, for a while, cautioned against topical gels because of the danger, and babies are in the population at the highest risk for harm, and if you look at the risk versus benefit, it's not even all that helpful.
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Through this technique, which Asher dubbed "The NOLA Model," the city devised a list of roughly 3,41.43 people who were at the highest risk of being involved in gun violence because of their connection to a previous shooter or victim.
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"Countries in Asia and the Pacific are at the highest risk of plummeting into deeper poverty - and disaster - if (climate change) mitigation and adaptation efforts are not quickly and strongly implemented," said Bambang Susantono, the ADB's vice-president for sustainable development.
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The recalls issued so far have focused on the highest-risk airbags, an approach that the regulator, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, considers prudent, Mark R. Rosekind, the agency's head, wrote in a letter sent on Friday to a senator.
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A few days ago, I was having coffee with a friend who had just finished medical school and was helping me develop a machine-learning model that could predict which patients in the hospital were at the highest risk of dying.
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While Washington's legislation has increased access to pharmacists for commercially insured patients, Medicare still does not reimburse pharmacists for ongoing clinical management of medication issues, leaving the population at the highest risk for medication harm without access to these important services.
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But questions remain about the limits of insurance in tackling fast-rising threats - not only how people at highest risk and with lower incomes can afford it, but whether insurance models can cope with much more frequent and destructive fires.
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Instead of looking at all English-language learners together, states were asked to break out the performance of the highest-risk groups, like recent immigrants or those who arrive in the United States behind grade level in their native language.
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The board has urged the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to develop a program that identifies commercial drivers who are at the highest risk for sleep apnea and require those drivers to be appropriately evaluated and effectively treated, if necessary.
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People who drank more than 30 units a week on average had the highest risk, but even those who drank moderately - between 14 and 21 units a week - were far more likely than abstainers to have hippocampal atrophy, the scientists said.
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Those participants assessed as being at lowest risk of failing to appear in court are required to meet with a case manager monthly; those at highest risk are required to meet weekly, accompanied by a weekly check-in by phone.
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"We're financially very strong and secure, with the highest risk-based capital of the UK's top 20 lenders and loan impairments that are not only amongst the lowest in the industry but continue to get lower," Coventry said in a statement.
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Football players have the highest risk by far, but lacrosse, field and ice hockey, wrestling, softball and basketball also carry higher odds of these injuries, which can require costly surgery and keep kids out of the game for weeks, the authors say.
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The fact is, whether or not we build more housing, people are going to keep moving into big cities — and without creating more homes, it is low-income communities and communities of color who will be at the highest risk of displacement.
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By the numbers: Rates can fluctuate geographically, but within the floodplain specifically, the Times reports that average annual premiums in 2015 came to nearly $1,100, with costs going up from there for those at the highest risk, per FEMA data released last year.
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Regeneron and Sanofi have decided to focus on patients at highest risk of a repeat heart attack or other major cardiovascular problems likely to derive the most benefit from significant lowering of "bad" LDL cholesterol in an attempt to break the reimbursement logjam.
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Scientists at University College London (UCL), the Zoological Society of London and Edinburgh University aimed to map out the highest-risk areas, using a variety of factors including large numbers of bat viruses found locally, increasing population pressure, and hunting bats for bushmeat.
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And we have to look out for each other — particularly those who can't look out for themselves or who are at the highest risk for the kinds of awfulness we've gotten just a small taste of so far these past couple of weeks.
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In effect, he was calling for rapid prioritization of the S List, and he said the bill would be aimed at immediately detaining hundreds of those deemed to pose the highest risk, placing them under house arrest or in a detention center.
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When self-identified gays' and lesbians' share of the population is factored in, their smaller numbers compared to blacks (about 4% v 14.3% of the American population) means that homosexuals in America face the highest risk of being targeted in a hate crime.
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"When we find that bisexual women are at highest risk for opioid misuse, it actually fits in line with privilege and power and the structures that people have to endure," said Dustin Duncan, an expert in sexuality and health at the university.
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The board, which issued a total of eight safety recommendations, urged FMCSA to develop a program that identifies commercial drivers who are at the highest risk for sleep apnea and require those drivers to be appropriately evaluated and effectively treated, if necessary.
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We recognize that prescribed fire work relies heavily on timing, ground and weather conditions," it says, noting that it might make case-by-case decisions to treat hazardous fuels, "prioritizing work in the highest risk areas where conditions are highly-favorable for success.
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During the height of the fracking boom in recent years, many of the highest-risk oil and gas wells drilled on federal lands weren't even inspected by BLM officials, according to investigations by the U.S. Government Accountability Office and the Associated Press.
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Principally, the project confronts the FDA's classification of gay men in the highest-risk blood-donor category — the same category as IV drug users and people who've spent more than five years since 1980 in a country that has mad cow disease.
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Those who used it for less than a year were the least at risk (their odds rose nine percent), while those who used it for more than 10 years had the highest risk—they were 38 percent more likely to develop breast cancer.
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As Anne Helen Peterson reported for BuzzFeed last week, many older people are resisting "social distancing" recommendations despite widespread knowledge that people over age 65 and people with chronic illnesses are at the highest risk of dying if they catch the virus.
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"In our opinion, the highest risk/probability for such a trigger event is still a slowdown in China – not (yet) North Korea or Trump," Lothar Mentel, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at Tatton Investment Management, told CNBC via email Tuesday.
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Similarly, the epidemic-monitoring company Metabiota determined that Thailand, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan had the highest risk of seeing the virus show up more than a week before cases in those countries were actually reported, partially by looking to flight data.
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As we head into 2018, the IRC's Emergency Team is monitoring situations across 23 countries - and based on conflict and natural disaster indicators and consequent humanitarian risk factors, our emergency responders have ranked the following ten countries at highest risk of humanitarian crisis this year.
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In 153 he and his colleagues used models to show that for a condition with a prevalence of 10% in the general population, approximately 10,000 volunteers are required to identify the SNPs marking the 21% of those at highest risk of developing that condition.
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Read more:Some children develop severe infections from coronavirus, and the youngest ones have the highest risk, study saysWhat to do if you get the coronavirus, from transportation to ordering foodAlcohol-free hand sanitizer prices are skyrocketing, but they don't actually work to prevent the coronavirus
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"This is the worst time to relax because we're at the highest risk since this began," Professor Gabriel Leung, the dean of the University of Hong Kong's medical faculty and a member of Chief Executive Carrie Lam's expert panel on the epidemic, told the Post.
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Mr. Trump has denied disparaging Haiti and making the comment about AIDS, though the episode reminded some here of how Haitians protested their inclusion in the 1980s by the Centers for Disease Control on the list of groups having the highest risk of contracting AIDS.
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While people over 60 are at a greater risk of becoming ill than younger folks, it's important for people to understand that risk increases with age, making people in their 80s and 90s at the highest risk, especially if they have chronic health conditions too.
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Mask shortages mean fewer available for health workers Health care workers who treat novel coronavirus patients are at the highest risk in the US for disease transmission, said Dr. Peter Hotez, Baylor College of Medicine professor and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine.
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Anaphylaxis can occur any time with Palforzia, but patients are at highest risk during and after initial dose escalation and the first dose of each up-dosing level; both are administered under supervision in a health care setting so providers can monitor for reactions.
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As most of the world bunkers down to prevent the spread of COVID-19, more attention has turned to the groups of people who have the highest risk of getting seriously ill from the virus, such as people with chronic health conditions and older adults.
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While the late summer and early fall is typically the period with the highest risk for wildfires, the California Department of Forestry and Fire reports the number of acres of scorched land on the properties under its jurisdiction is already up 60 percent from a year ago.
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Although everyone needs to focus on increasing activity and reducing sitting, "it is even more important to limit the time spent sitting in people who are not meeting the physical activity guidelines, because they are at highest risk" for chronic diseases and premature mortality, he said.
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Figures published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the period 2008 to 2011 show that among those who were at the highest risk of overdose, 27 percent used their own prescriptions and another 49 percent either got or bought opioids from friends and relatives.
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"The ones who are at highest risk of being shot, killed, or injured, are the same people who are using the expansion of the Affordable Care Act at the highest rate," said Eric Fleegler, a pediatric emergency medicine doctor and health services researcher at Boston Children's Hospital.
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If one demographic group -- such as older voters, who have overwhelmingly backed Biden and are at the highest risk of coronavirus; or younger voters, who may have left the college campuses where they are registered -- is most significantly affected, it could impact the results in key places.
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And while many may assume that the highest risk for women with either of these disorders is in the first few weeks after giving birth, studies have shown that the greatest risk window for women to commit suicide is 9 to 12 months after giving birth.
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In an effort to protect citizens with minimal disruption to everyday life, the US government should use every possible authority, leverage and funding source to rapidly manufacture or acquire more masks and ensure they are distributed in a rational way nationwide to the highest risk groups first.
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The Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a progressive think tank, points out that without assistance, the poorest renters have the highest risk of eviction, homelessness, starvation, or illness—largely because they must spend more of their limited income on rent, instead of food or medication.
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When sexual harassment is seen as &aposnormal&aposStudents aged 17 to 24 run the highest risk because of "alcohol use" and "peer behavior," the report said, noting: "Reporting a sexual assault is a unique and critical challenge at the academies, and sexual harassment experience remains high."Why?
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The census has been on the GAO's list of the highest-risk government projects since 2017 because of cybersecurity and other issues, including concerns the Census Bureau won't be able to hire enough workers to gather data from communities across the nation, as my colleague Tara Bahrampour reported.
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As of 2015, China was the leading global producer of 23 of the 41 elements the British Geological Society believes are needed to "maintain our economy and lifestyle" and had a lock on supplies of nine of the 10 elements judged to be at the highest risk of unavailability.
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Despite an order Wednesday by the C.D.C. to greatly expand criteria for who can be tested, many hospitals and state health authorities continued to limit tests to those at the highest risk for infection, adding to the confusion and frustration, especially in hot spots like California and Washington.
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"We are expecting a proposal tomorrow," Vice President Mike Pence said at a press conference on Monday night, listing policies discussed with the industry, like adding screening, formalizing evacuation protocols and taking other steps to protect elderly Americans who are perceived to be at highest risk in the outbreak.
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Classifying such a wide swath of people (more than eight hundred thousand as of 2015) as likely to re-offend requires law enforcement to constantly monitor each person, draining police resources and making it virtually impossible to focus on those who pose the highest risk of harm to others.
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A U.S. government briefing paper released a year ago said 500,000 to 1.47 million Iraqis living in the highest-risk areas along the Tigris River "probably would not survive" the impact of a flood that would be caused by the collapse of the dam located north of Mosul.
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The very young, the very old, pregnant women and people with underlying health problems have the highest risk of becoming seriously ill and needing hospitalization for the flu, according to the C.D.C. In healthy people, the sickness usually lasts three to five days, but the cough can linger.
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"Today, I am directing the labor department to put an end to the tip credit in the industries with the highest risk of wage theft to help restore fairness for workers, many of whom are critical to the service industries that keep our economy moving forward," he added.
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In fact, as Matt Willis, MD, public health officer for Marin County told NBC Bay Area, "Close contact is usually defined as several hours of very close contact," which is why those at the highest risk of becoming infected are people who live with someone who already has the illness.
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After examining the records of 6,079 black and 43,539 white patients through the lens of the software tasked with identifying those at highest risk of serious illness, researchers determined that the algorithm was more likely to flag white patients for extra medical attention than blacks who were just as sick.
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This is because our IDRs rate to the third party, private-sector senior debt category with the highest risk, and the default risk on the new class of non-preferred senior debt would be higher than the risk associated with preferred senior debt and other senior liabilities like large, wholesale deposits.
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Broadly described, direct health-based prevention strategies, such as Cure Violence and programs associated with the National Network of Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs, work with victims of violence, their families, and those at highest risk to reduce the risk of injury, re-injury, and/or the potential for retaliation.
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Having a religion other than Christianity, being female, having unmarried parents or at least one deceased parent and being age 20 or older were also important risk factors, though being a sexual minority also carried the highest risk of transitioning from suicidal thoughts to plans to attempts, the researchers found.
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This is because our IDRs rate to the third-party, private sector senior debt category with the highest risk, and the default risk on the new class of non-preferred senior debt would be higher than the risk associated with preferred senior debt and other senior liabilities like large, wholesale deposits.
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Many of us grew up with antidrug programs like D.A.R.E. or the Nancy Reagan-inspired antidrug campaign "Just Say No." But research shows those programs and others like them that depend on education and scare tactics were largely ineffective and did little to curb drug use by children at highest risk.
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"Public reporting tends to induce avoidance of procedures in the sickest patients, who may be at highest risk of adverse outcomes but may also derive the greatest benefits from these procedures," said lead author of the survey paper, Dr. Daniel Blumenthal, a researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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Last year, the agency released a National Air Toxics Assessment report that said one census tract in St. Charles Parish near the Union Carbide plant there — owned by Dow — faced the highest risk in the country of developing lymphoid or breast cancers because of exposure to ethylene oxide emitted by the plant.
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Story at a glance In a press briefing on Monday, March 219, Dr. Nancy Messonnier of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) emphasized to reporters that older Americans are at the highest risk for a serious infection of the COVID-219 coronavirus and urged them to take extra precautions.
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"Infants who spent time in both the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and the newborn nursery had the highest risk of failing, which is important for doctors to know when preparing these babies for discharge home," said senior study author Dr. Natalie Davis of the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.
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Cannabis is listed as an L5, or "contraindicated," substance in his book, carrying the highest risk rating and the following warning: In other words, the leading authority on what is and isn't safe for pregnant and nursing mothers thinks you would be better off not breastfeeding at all than smoking weed while you do it.
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In the French bank's latest global economic outlook, SocGen said that various issues constituted downside risks to the global growth outlook, including the "drag from U.S. and European policy uncertainty" (still the highest risk according to SocGen), a hard landing in China, a sharp market repricing and consumers opting to save, rather than spend, more.
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For example, Cure Violence employs trained "violence interrupters," who are credible individuals in the communities where they work, to stop the spread of violence by detecting and interrupting potential and ongoing conflicts, identifying and working with the highest risk individuals to address their needs and change behaviors, and changing social norms through community mobilization.
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"In the United States, we currently face the highest risk of illness, complications, and even death due to lack of quality maternal care and, more egregiously, institutional bias and racism rampant in our hospitals and healthcare systems," Elizabeth Dawes Gay and Angela Doyinsola Aina, co-directors of the Black Mamas Matter Alliance, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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Though the elusive blue check mark has long been deemed a status symbol on the app, its original intent was far more practical: Instagram introduced verification in 2014 as a way for users who were at the highest risk of impersonation — usually A-listers and prominent public figures — to let followers know which account was their real account.
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"In addition, since most adverse events happened in the week after hospitalization, both hospitals and nursing homes should consider dedicating additional resources to this highest risk period of vulnerability to ensure that valuable information is not lost in transition, patients are adequately monitored for new complications, and treatments are instituted swiftly when needed," Dharmarajan said by email.
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The pan-EU framework creates three categories of operation for drones — open' (for low-risk craft of up to 25kg), 'specific' (where drones will require authorization to be flown) or 'certified' (the highest risk category, such as operating delivery or passenger drones, or flying over large bodies of people) — each with their own set of regulations.
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The BMJ study was accompanied by an editorial endorsing its conclusions, written by Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, a tuberculosis expert and deputy director-general of the W.H.O. She argued that experts should focus on the 55 million people at highest risk of active infection: young children with infected relatives, the severely malnourished, and people with H.I.V. or other immunosuppressive conditions.
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C. auris infections have been "found in patients of all ages, from preterm infants to the elderly," the CDC says, adding that "patients who have been hospitalized in a healthcare facility a long time, and and have lines and tubes that go into their body (such as breathing tubes, feeding tubes and central venous catheters), seem to be at highest risk."
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Instead of well-intentioned wellness-based altruism, some people, including registered dietitians and program veterans, saw Weight Watchers as cynically cultivating the next generation of young women to get an early start on the join-lose-regain-rejoin cycle that many dieters experience, at an age when studies show that young women are at the highest risk of developing eating disorders.
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Amidst this backdrop, including high profile stories of people with measles traveling through five airports in recent weeks, Seattle Public Schools (which, along with most of those airports, resides in one of the 25 counties at highest risk of a measles outbreak) recently announced that students who do not have documentation of the MMR vaccine or a religious or medical exemption by Jan.
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"We looked at the health care capacity of a countries, the volume of travel from areas where Zika is currently circulating, and the population living in areas where Zika could be locally transmitted and found that countries like India, China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Nigeria, Vietnam, Bangladesh were highest risk," Kamran Khan, study co-author and infectious disease physician at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, told CNN.
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While those over 65 technically have the highest risk of getting seriously ill from COVID-19, "your parents are going to feel that they are still capable of taking care of themselves," David Nace, chief medical officer of UPMC Senior Communities, tells CNBC Make It. That's at least in part because this may be the first time they're considered part of the "older" or "at-risk" population, which can be jarring.
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Where the effort will be focused: Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia -- as well as the metropolitan areas of Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. How it works: Cigna plans to use predictive analytics to identify customers who are at the highest risk for an opioid overdose and develop partnerships in those areas to help combat the opioid epidemic, Dr. Doug Nemecek, the company's chief medical officer for behavioral health, told The Hill.
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Despite their cultural presence—which feels integral at this moment in time as people turn to them to make up for the void that club closures up and down the country have left—music festivals are one of the highest-risk businesses in the UK. It's worrying to think that, as you nurse a hangover with a falafel bowl in a field somewhere this summer, it's not guaranteed to be there next year.
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As Estonia is still learning—and North America will learn too—the only way of stopping this deadly spiral is to do two things: Ensure harm-reduction measures are in place to help those at the highest risk of being killed by increasingly toxic substances, and to tackle the root causes of addiction, such as inequality and lack of hope, in order to slow the tide of people willing to take such huge risks in order to get through the day.
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