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AD participants were recruited by general practitioners (n = 87) and by a population based screening (n = 100).

The study took place in four French administrative departments (Isère, Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin, Tarn), which were covered by a population based cancer registry (part of an international network of such registries).

This study investigates school adjustment, reported by a population based sample of adolescents, in relation to alcohol use reported by parents, while controlling for possible confounding or mediating psychosocial factors.

The CAMERA study further showed an association between migraine with aura and infarct-like lesions mainly located in the cerebellum and brain stem (odds ratio 13.7, 95% confidence interval 1.7 to 112). 10 22 This finding is supported by a population based study from Iceland, which found that women with migraine in mid-life had an increased risk of cerebellar infarct-like lesions in later life.

The optimization problem is repeatedly solved at each supervision period by using a population based stochastic optimization technique (Particle Swarm Optimization).

Furthermore, by conducting a population based study, the effect is averaged across women who do and do not benefit from the fortification measure.

Despite these advantages, the cost per case detected and treated is high due to low participation and Ct positivity rates [ 8, 10], caused by targeting sexual networks only (i.e., thereby missing non-sexual high-risk contacts) or by taking a population based approach (i.e., including lower risk individuals).

13 14 15 The objective of the analysis reported here was to determine the prevalence of peripartum migraine headache and its associated medical conditions and complications during pregnancy by using a population based analysis of pregnancy related discharges from hospital in the United States in 2000-3.

The novelty of our study is mainly related to improved methodology: psychopathology defined by clinical interview; a population based design; and generous statistical power.

These results are supported by those from a population based cohort study that showed a high prevalence of prolonged QTc among participants with type 2 diabetes (Veglio et al. 2002).

We extended this by investigating outcomes in a population based sample of adolescents.