While the French may have had good reason to be concerned -- a recent study shows an unfortunate baby name can lead to insecurity, less education and a troubled dating life -- this week, the judge ruled in favor of letting Daemon's parents keep the name.
"She said, 'I hope you don't act crazy when you've got your friends with you.' " It is a legitimate concern: a recent study from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health suggested that a teenage driver's likelihood of dying in an accident increased with each passenger in the car.
Moreover, in addition to pure MIC concerns, a recent study identified P. aeruginosa infection, mechanical ventilation, and neutropenia as independent risk factors for cefepime treatment failure [ 49].
We illustrate this concern using a recent study by Scheperjans et al 45 evaluating the role of the microbiota in Parkinson's disease.
The top 10 retail banks are projected to lose $185 billion in deposits over the next year if they don't address consumer concerns, according to a recent study from cg42, a firm that consults with banks.
Participants involved in a recent study concerning schizophrenia also expressed concerns that reliance on simple symptom scores derived from text messages might inadequately represent their experiences, suggesting that they should accompany other more traditional measurement and assessment protocols [ 11].
Dr. Cohen added that he was concerned about the results of a recent study of OxyElite Pro that reported the kinds of responses in users — like cold sweats and increased blood pressure — that might foreshadow serious heart problems.
A recent study concerning the epidemiology of drug-induced disorders has demonstrated that medication overuse could lead to nephrotoxicity and potential renal damage [8].
The association between the presence of diabetes and the formation of vulnerable plaques is not yet elucidated, but a recent study concerning coronary atherosclerosis assessed by intravascular ultrasound reported a greater proportion of vulnerable plaques among diabetic patients compared with non-diabetic patients (21.6% vs 13.6%) [72].
In a recent study concerning place of death of home-dwelling patients that died after a protracted terminal illness, 52.5 % of the Dutch patients died at home, which is a much lower occurrence than of our identified patients [ 29].
