| 275) Data from the 2019 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey were analyzed t |
| 276) Risk and protective factors varied across |
| 277) non associated with a wide array of high-risk injecting and sex-related practices |
| 278) resulting in a five-fold increased stroke risk and a three to four times greater ris |
| 279) crobiota link bile acid metabolism to CRC risk and colonic tumorigenesis, exemplifyi |
| 280) elations between Parkinson's disease (PD) risk and lifestyle factors. |
| 281) sociated with an increased cardiovascular risk and may therefore, benefit from antih |
| 282) wledged that there are a myriad of health risk and opportunities associated with ASM |
| 283) Surgical risk and patient choice can be contraindic |
| 284) papers was retained, 33 providing data on risk and protective factors and 18 providi |
| 285) Since several studies have investigated risk and protective factors associated wit |
| 286) immune system may have a role in suicide risk and sex differences in suicide vulner |
| 287) To infer causality between PD risk and smoking or alcohol intake, we con |
| 288) en prevalently applied, but the potential risk and the structure effects of differen |
| 289) ssociated with a decreased cardiovascular risk and therefore no medical intervention |
| 290) lly making them a highly efficient, lower risk, and readily manufactured alternative |
| 291) microsimulation (11/56), and comparative risk assessment (7/56) models. |
| 292) e characteristics should be considered in risk assessment and management. |
| 293) ng necessary information regarding cancer risk assessment and management; however, t |
| 294) xposure and internal dose is critical for risk assessment and public health protecti |
| 295) Fall risk assessment components were more varie |
| 296) These results indicate that suicide risk assessment in veterans with schizophr |
| 297) Health risk assessment practices for environmenta |
| 298) Implementation of the triage system, risk assessment scores, and telemedicine s |
| 299) o REVEAL-based and ESC/ERS criteria-based risk assessment strategies improved mortal |
| 300) rovide information on chemical hazard and risk assessment to avoid the use of intact |
| 301) ile conceptual developments in cumulative risk assessment to inform a more holistic |
| 302) evidence-based guidelines, point-of-care risk assessment tools, tailored education |
| 303) clinical/survey assessment, and suicidal risk assessment. |
| 304) urvival to age 85+ in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities study, and found signi |
| 305) tify and analyze published data on cancer risk in Cannabis users. |
| 306) es aimed at reducing diet-related disease risk in East Asian immigrant populations. |
| 307) ur results support organ-specific genetic risk in OS in a compelling candidate, MAGI |
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