… a young age (ie, <50 years); disease in first-degree relatives (at … or recurrent VTE; or a
history of recurrent miscarriage. … calf DVT and severe symptoms or risk factors for extension to …

… this potential adverse event to facilitate early detection wand subsequent drug cessation.
Risk factors include the dosage of DA, male gender, younger age and being unmarried [140]. …

… the risk factors for EP is crucial for the identification of the population at risk which will aid in
the formulation of better control … Risk factors could either be intrinsic host related or extrinsic/…

… new immunosuppressive agents, including biologic agents and JAK inhibitors, have
revolutionised treatment … After a section on the definition of risk factors, the following sections focus …

… older), and antibiotic use are the biggest risk factors for developing an active infection.
Healthcare-associated CDI has higher rates of recurrence and death, which may be partly due to …

… Relevant key questions regarding the diagnosis and treatment of ACC were developed and
divided into seven sections, in order to analyse the topic and update the guidelines with the …

… performed at baseline in patients with risk factors for … fetal loss and stillbirth rate of 27% is
higher than that for the general population (7%-15%) but similar to that for women with chronic …

… through these various stages is dependent on continued heavy alcohol use and other risk
factors… , diagnosis, and clinical management of ALD and alcohol use disorders (AUDs). The …

… treatment goals in pregnancy may reduce maternal severe hypertension without increasing
the risk of pregnancy loss, … to individualize treatment decisions, taking other risk factors into …

… risk factor for miscarriage, being strongly related with fetal chromosomal abnormalities. The
relation between paternal age and the risk of miscarriage … pregnancy loss, fetal loss and fetal …