Low birth weight (LBW), defined as a live birth weighing less than 2500 g, is a significant public health problem in the United States, but the complex nature of the etiology of this problem is not fully understood.
An endocrine etiology for this problem persists as a popular but unproved theory.
Because of the consequences of untimely correction of EHBA as well as the potential consequences of untreated galactosemia, hypothyroidism and other etiologies associated with this problem, clinical evaluation needs to be prompt, focused, and complete.
Animal models of PION simulating perioperative conditions may provide important insights into etiology, prevention and treatment of this problem.
Based on the serious nature of ONJ and our lack of knowledge on its etiology, the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research has commissioned a task force to investigate this problem [ 30].
Previous research on compulsive buying is particularly consistent with regards to its multifactorial etiology with a wide plethora of sociodemographic and psychological variables playing a role in the development of this problem [ 12].
In light of this problem, Wright has amended his analysis by proposing that what is needed is a particular kind of consequence etiology, a "virtue etiology" in which the consequence implicated in the etiology must be a "virtue".
The complete etiology of problem gambling among youth is unclear, but it is known that parenting style, acceptability, exposure, access to gambling venues, personality traits, impulsivity and emotional disposition all interact together to place certain individuals at increased risk at a very young age.
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This article reports on a survey asking physicians to describe, with respect to the last nursing home resident with dementia they treated for behavior problems, the behaviors observed, assessment methods used, suspected etiology of the problem, types of intervention, and their reaction to the intervention process.
