Our large population based study indicated that supplementations of 10 years or longer with zinc were associated with statistically significant reductions in premenopausal breast cancer risk.
A trypan-blue dye based study indicated that treatment with 25 μM simvastatin induced >2-fold increase in PC3 cell death in 24h, compared to saline treated controls (p<0.001).
The findings of this population based study indicate that the patient population emergency physicians are facing in Taiwan have relatively lower risks of developing litigation in comparison with the patients that come to give birth.
This national elderly population based study indicates that the trend in prescribing of glucosamine increased significantly between 2002 and 2009 before beginning to decrease in 2010, in line with the current international guidelines.
The findings from this national population based study indicate that the overall rate of glucosamine prescribing in individuals ≥ 70 years increased significantly between 2002 to 2009 before decreasing in 2010 and 2011.
The findings of our population based study indicate that the ER patient population emergency physicians are facing in Taiwan have relatively lower risks of developing litigation in comparison with the patients that come to give birth, 3% of birth patients' level of risk.
However, several array-based studies indicated that specific DNA methylation signatures in HCC tumor tissues were associated with tumor progression and prognosis in patients with HCC.
The typical intakes of folic acid from fortified foods were more than two times the level originally predicted however, and population-based studies indicated that plasma folate levels in adults increased ∼2-fold following fortification.
