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The virus can cause serious liver disease, including cirrhosis and liver cancer, though these problems may take decades to develop and may not develop at all.

Originally developed to study infection, Keys and his successors adapted it to the study of chronic diseases, which, unlike most infections, take decades to develop, and are entangled with hundreds of dietary and lifestyle factors, effectively impossible to separate.

But this is short sighted, mainly because brain cancer can take decades to develop and being also rare, it's unlikely to show up easily in data from the general population.

Shopland said that smoking-related cancers, emphysema, and other smoking-related respiratory problems can take decades to develop and recognize.

But most vaccines have taken decades to develop and an AIDS vaccine is also taking time.

Scientists understand that brain tumors often take three or four decades to develop and less than one in ten people in this study had used a phone for even one decade.

The latest intervention, scientists predict, should be quicker and cheaper to confirm in humans than pharmaceuticals, which typically take more than a decade to develop and assess for safety before the clinical efficacy is even examined.

Attempts have been made broadly for the past few decades to develop methods and find different ways to utilise fruit and vegetable wastes therapeutically.

It took decades to develop orchards, and this year a good crop of Honeycrisps from the Hudson Valley and Washington State are available at some New York City Greenmarkets and supermarkets and at fancy food shops, including Grace's Marketplace, Dean & DeLuca, Agata & Valentina and Citarella.

Most countries take decades to develop institutions and markets.

Additionally, many diseases have a long latency period, sometimes requiring decades to develop (Landrigan and Garg 2005).