There is a 0.47-fold (95% CI: 0.28 0.79) decrease in risk of silicosis for individuals with C/T, T/T genotype compared with the wild-type homozygous (C/C) individuals after adjustment for occupational exposure, smoking, and drinking.
Increasing or decreasing exposure to a given factor results in a corresponding increase or decrease in risk of the disease.
Single high dose VAS among Ethiopian children 6 59 months of age was associated with a modest increase in hemoglobin and decrease in risk of anemia.
"Consistently," Dr. Laden said, "in the cities where there was the most cleanup, there was also the greatest decrease in risk of death".
Another study cited in O'Keefe and Lavie's editorial found that, in over four hundred thousand people in Taiwan, forty-five minutes of vigorous exercise daily was associated with a forty-per-cent decrease in risk of death.
In accordance with the F.D.A.'s findings, it appears to shave a day off the duration of influenza symptoms, but we found no decrease in risk of hospitalization and no evidence that it could stop the spread of the virus.
A recent meta-analysis including 18 randomized studies (7593 patients) suggested a decrease in risk of nosocomial infection with a restrictive transfusion strategy [148].
Early detection that leads to prevention of vision loss, alone, will lead to significant decrease in risk of early vision loss.
Two exceptions are the significantly greater decrease in risk of burns among Aboriginal females compared to the female BC population and the decrease in risk of unintentional transport vehicle injury in the male Aboriginal population compared to the total BC male population.
"Relatively small amounts of training resulted in a decrease in risk of dementia over the 10-year period of 29percentt, as compared to the control," said Dr. Jerri Edwards, lead author of the article and a Professor at the University of South Florida, College of Medicine in a statement.
When the women were grouped into four quartiles of cruciferous vegetable consumption, in the highest quartile had a 62percentt decrease in risk of death and 35percentt reduced risk of recurrence compared to the lowest quartile.
