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29 47 For physicians and other healthcare professionals, our findings not only highlight the dramatic prevalence of multiple provider opioid prescribing among elderly and disabled people but, more importantly, show the adverse health outcomes associated with this fragmented prescribing.

Trends appear approximately linear except for CKD, which shows a dramatic prevalence increase from 2005 to 2007.> The proportions of those aged 85+ years with three or more conditions increased from 32.2 to 55.1% compared with 27.1 to 35.1% in the younger group.

Using 5% of the targets as a benchmark, the difference is quite dramatic: the prevalence curve shows that 5% of the population experiences 61.5% of all victimization, whereas the frequency curve shows that top 5% of all victims' experience 17.3% of the victimizations (see Appendix 2).

The cohort interpretation implies that recent birth cohorts will cause a dramatic increasing prevalence of MDD in successively older age groups as these birth cohorts age during upcoming decades.

NAFLD has consistently shown a dramatic increase in prevalence over the last few decades in Western countries, reaching the 20-40% prevalence rate and becoming an important health issue (Farrell and Larter, 2006).

The east African country has experienced a dramatic decline in prevalence during the past decade, especially among younger age cohorts.

Multimorbidity appears to be more common in affluent households and there is a dramatic rise in prevalence with age, increasing from 1.3% in the youngest group (18 29 years) to 30.6% in the oldest (≥70 years).

The dramatic decrease in prevalence of soil-transmitted helminths with respect to that observed about 20 years ago (> 40%) evidences the success of the preventive chemotherapy intervention implemented in 1986.

The outstanding success of the SIDS public education campaigns demonstrates that increasing public awareness, alongside an education campaign about protective behaviors, can result in dramatic reduction in prevalence [ 3].

Although it is clear that genetic factors contribute to the propensity towards obesity and associated conditions, the dramatic increase in prevalence in the last decades underlines the role of environmental determinants.

This means that if the pattern of LTP is due exclusively to a cohort effect, dramatic increases in prevalence will be seen in elderly age groups in upcoming decades.