However, you can make smart decisions to reduce the consequences of a risk event.
29 Our study showed that the apparent reductions in regional variations in the Institute of Medicine's study are the consequence of a flawed risk adjustment approach that conflates illness with observational intensity.
As a consequence of a 15%% absolute risk reduction, from each cohort of 100 patients, 85 patients will undergo an additional treatment without any benefit.
Patients with schizophrenia have lower longevity than the general population as a consequence of a combination of risk factors connected to the disease, lifestyle and the use of medications, which are related to weight gain.
In a variety of models and approaches to health behaviour, threat is understood as a dimension of the negative consequences of a health risk and concern about its consequences.
We predict that, as a consequence of a move towards a risk management model, the new visa cancellation powers could have adverse punitive effects on long-term permanent residents in Australia, rather than ensuring national security.
A single point analysis cannot obtain accurate results, since fatty liver is thought to emerge as a consequence of several risk factors over a number of years.
The decline in HIV prevalence in young pregnant women does suggest a reduction of incident infections at younger ages, potentially as a consequence of reduced risk behaviors (Stoneburner and Low-Beer, 2004).
As flood danger grows — the consequence of a warming climate — the risk is that there will be more toxic spills like the one that struck Baytown, Tex., where Hurricane Harvey swamped a chemicals plant, releasing lye.
