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These three factors contribute to asthma attacks, heart attacks, heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, premature death, emergency room visits, hospital admissions, low birth weight, premature birth, diabetes, pneumonia, even autism.
Multiple hospital admissions, low GAF scores and high PANSS scores, were significantly associated with the prescription of combination treatment with two or more antipsychotics.
In general the strongest association was observed between the CA5 of Tappmax and the AMI admissions (lowest AIC and/or statistically significant).
Multivariate analysis identified (in order of size of effect) low weight on admission, low gestation at birth, low NPA IFN-γ and low NPA SP as being significant independent predictors of severe disease.
Independent predictors of severe disease (in diminishing size of effect) were low weight on admission, low gestation at birth, low NPA IFN-γ and NPA SP. Nasal airway sampling appears to be a useful surrogate for distal airway sampling since concentrations of IFN-γ, SP, IL-9 and viral load in NPA correlate with the same in BAL.
SOFA upon admission, low pH and bleeding occurring outside the operating room or ICU were independently associated with increased mortality.
Spring admission, low albumin and high Simplified Acute Physiology II score were all independently associated with low serum 25(OH D concentrations.
Since we assessed serum albumin levels on admission, low albumin is not a consequence of protein-losing enteropathy (i.e. low albumin is not secondary to CDI) and should be considered a possible predisposing factor for CDI development.
Concerning the country of enrolment, we dichotomized the variable "country of admission" into "low admission rate country" vs. "high admission rate country".
Once classified into frail and non-frail we looked at ICU outcome, length of stay, APACHE, weight on admission, lowest albumin and admission haemoglobin and compared the frail population to the non-frail population.
Table 3 reports the number of admissions for low- and high-income areas.
