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Research suggests that concussions not only have acute consequences but also more long-term sequelae.

A questionnaire was constructed to evaluate not only annoyance reactions and sleep disturbance effects of noise, but also more long-term effects on psycho-social well-being (PSW).

Implementing interventions in childhood can also result in more long term improvements by its beneficial effects on circulatory disease in adults.

Experiencing violence also increase the risk of more long term psychological consequences.

These patients may also require vitamin K therapy for more long term control of hemostasis.

But the context can also constrain the use of applications requiring more long term thinking.

There is also another, more long-term downside: lower prices may also slow the development of Ukrainian shale gas resources that could greatly increase Ukraine's energy security.

One should also retrieve more long-term follow-up data checking for persistence or recurrence of intrauterine myomas and polyps.

Weigel says Palatnik was often the first person in the lab graduate students would approach for advice, not only for immediate experiments but also for more long-term strategic planning.

However, high perceived risk of nuclear war might be related not only to transient psychological distress but also to more long-term mental disorder among vulnerable adolescents.

There may also be more long-term implications of these findings, including an association with the fetal origins of adult disease and transgenerational inheritance of epigenetic changes or defects.