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| 189) variant contributions to genetic relative risk for 24 common diseases within the Bri |
| 190) oncentrations (per 5 nmol/L increase) and risk for CDA development during early infa |
| 191) er, the variation in reporting of time at risk for CM and other outcomes challenges |
| 192) th unhealthy alcohol use are at increased risk for HIV acquisition and may benefit f |
| 193) Female sex workers' (FSWs) risk for HIV/STIs is influenced by their w |
| 194) Individuals with high familial risk for MS, such as first-degree relative |
| 195) explored the role of the immune system in risk for PTSD and its related symptoms. |
| 196) small for gestational age infants are at risk for Zinc deficiency. |
| 197) small for gestational age infants are at risk for Zinc deficiency. |
| 198) Polypharmacy poses a significant risk for adverse reactions. |
| 199) Many lacked theoretical input, were at risk for bias, and few were experimental i |
| 200) ist (MCC, 26-items) and marijuana use and risk for cannabis use disorder (Study 3). |
| 201) sured in human breast milk, which poses a risk for developing infants. |
| 202) sertion in SNTG2 that are associated with risk for developing schizophrenia and bipo |
| 203) , and older adults are at especially high risk for developing severe COVID-19. |
| 204) efugee immigrant adults, and an increased risk for diabetes compared with US-born co |
| 205) nal relationship between genetic relative risk for disease and age and to test wheth |
| 206) me of the groups known to be at increased risk for driving reduction and cessation p |
| 207) nities will, over time, reduce children's risk for elevated anxiety by increasing ch |
| 208) dventurous way may help to decrease their risk for elevated or clinical anxiety. |
| 209) e genes and gene networks associated with risk for excessive ethanol consumption, in |
| 210) suggest that firewood movement presents a risk for forest insect dispersal, but that |
| 211) clear if individuals who are at increased risk for future OA (i.e., individuals with |
| 212) Kidney transplant recipients at high risk for infections might benefit from enh |
| 213) lia-specific gene in the brain, increases risk for late-onset Alzheimer’s disease |
| 214) mmon health outcomes, e.g., for increased risk for later-life maternal metabolic eff |
| 215) grants and refugees (AIR) are at elevated risk for low or no participation in PA due |
| 216) netic variation contributes to individual risk for many complex diseases and is incr |
| 217) upting chemicals (EDCs) with an increased risk for metabolic syndrome, obesity, and |
| 218) investigation of their potential roles in risk for methamphetamine addiction and the |
| 219) ation does not independently increase the risk for mortality in very low birth weigh |
| 220) ation does not independently increase the risk for mortality. |
| 221) molecules which can be applied to assess risk for osteoporotic fractures. |
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