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Respondents' preferences regarding diagnosis and prognosis disclosure are shown in Table 2. Regarding diagnosis, 85.4 % of respondents wanted full-disclosure, 11.3 % wanted partial disclosure and 2.9 % wanted non-disclosure.

Anyone unlawfully disclosing classified information could face up to 25 years in jail even if disclosure were shown to be in the public interest.

The most recent set of financial disclosures were showing that the GOP nominee-to-be had just $1.3 million left in the bank.

This is called self-disclosure and has been shown to be critical for developing and maintaining feelings of trust and intimacy.

This is called self-disclosure and has been shown to be critical for developing and maintaining feelings of trust and intimacy ; it's no coincidence that these are all things people discuss endlessly in the breathless early stages of a romance.

The authors suggest that the prescribing physician could give the following disclosure: 'Recently, acupuncture has been shown to be no more effective than sham acupuncture, but both produce substantially greater symptom improvement in patients with chronic low back pain compared with those patients who receive no treatment or conventional therapy.

The level of risk disclosure that respondents felt appropriate is shown for minor risk in Figure 1 and for major risk in Figure 2.

While that element does not apply in S.E.C. insider trading cases, it still must be shown that the disclosure of confidential information caused the value of the securities to rise or fall, and that a defendant profited from the change in value.

We used a multiple response format for seeking information about maternal smoking which has been shown to improve disclosure of maternal smoking in self-administered questionnaires [ 29].

Inaccurate serostatus disclosures prior to serosorting have already been shown to lead to increased disease transmission events (Butler and Smith 2007).

Non-disclosure of HIV status has previously been shown to affect adherence [ 27], while having children may provide earlier pathways to care through antenatal screening [ 28].