Obstetric fistula is usually a result of prolonged, obstructed labour, but socio-economic factors such as poverty, lack of education and early marriage contribute to its onset and development, says Kirya. "Some women are destined to develop an obstetric fistula early on in life," he says.
Thus, the cells of a blastema seem to bear the indelible stamp of the appendage from which they were produced and into which they are destined to develop.
Victoria Grove wanted to find out if she was destined to develop the form of emphysema that ran in her family, but she did not want to ask her doctor for the DNA test that would tell her.
In other words, more than one in three whites and about two in five blacks and one in two Hispanics are destined to develop diabetes unless some drastic changes occur.
Researchers in the US used a powerful new gene-editing procedure called CRISPR to correct mutations in the dystrophin gene in mice that were destined to develop the disease.
Although most immunocompetent adults with LTB would remain healthy, 5 10 % of them are destined to develop active disease in their lifetime.
Inflammation gets to the heart of what many of us are destined to develop, which are chronic diseases.
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One subpopulation is destined to develop colon carcinoma, while the other will never develop it.
Future longitudinal studies will have to ascertain whether apathetic PD patients are destined to develop overt dementia, more than patients not experiencing apathy.
