The distinction is a bit cliche, but it shows Silverman is aware of long-term concerns about the size of Etsy's total addressable market.
However, fewer were aware of long-term sequelae of diabetes, such as neuropathy, cardiovascular disease, nephropathy, and other forms of end organ damage.
An initial appointment with a GP at the end of hospital-based monitoring to discuss signs and symptoms of depression, late effects of treatment and information needs may facilitate this shift towards supportive self-management within the population of long-term cancer survivors, some of whom will not be aware of the long-term implications of living past cancer and its treatment (Adams et al, 2011).
Building designers thus need to be aware of the long-term cost-effectiveness of potential energy-conserving measures.
Mr Stansfeld added: "The government and the Home Secretary have to be aware of the long-term effect.
As you were focused on order-taking versus innovating, the rules of board governance have changed right under your feet, and you may not be aware of the long-term career ramifications.
Be aware of the long-term, cumulative effects of your choices, even if it's 'only a smidgen.'.
It is also hypothesised that obstetricians may not be aware of important long-term consequences of their interventions.
Caregivers involved in vocational rehabilitation must be aware of possible long-term impact of hormone therapy on work disability, encourage cancer survivors to reveal and discuss possible side effects of hormone therapy and advise measures to cope with these, preferably at the start of therapy.
Still, people might not be aware of the potential long-term physical and mental effects of violence that hits so close to home.
Clinicians should be aware of the effects of long-term denial and could examine the possibility of screening for defensive coping and depression in recently diagnosed CKD patients with the aim to improve both physical and mental health.
