There were no significant differences found for gender, remission status at baseline, disease history, and age [ 17- 19].
Allocation is done by the minimization method [ 68] stratified by disease, age (< 40 / ≥ 40 years of age), gender, remission state (CR/ no CR), and intensity of conditioning (full/ doses reduced).
The association of male gender with remission was unexpected and raises an intriguing question: Why do male PsA patients show a better response to therapy?
In multivariate risk-factor analysis, we did not find any association between risks of SMNs and age, gender, diagnosis, remission status at AHCT, time from diagnosis to AHCT, use of TBI, use of etoposide as part of conditioning, use of any irradiation, number of transplants, and year of transplantation.
Several variables (eg, male gender) predicted stable remission from anxiety disorders.Findings suggest that acute positive response to anxiety treatment may reduce risk for chronic anxiety disability; identified predictors can help tailor treatments to youth at greatest risk for chronic illness.Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders (CAMS).
To our knowledge, little is known about gender difference in remission according to level of asthma severity.
26 Gender may influence remission rates.
Our results are consistent with the results of recent studies that indicate major gender differences in DAS28 remission rates: overall, 30% of men and 17% of women in QUEST-RA were in DAS28 remission.
Moreover, male gender is associated with remission, while early developmental disorders are associated with persistence of migraine.
Considering the total sample (n = 114), COR peak improvers and nonimprovers were comparable with respect to diagnoses, gender distribution, response and remission rates (χ2-tests: p>0.05, respectively) (Table 1).
With regard to the DEX/CRH test 1 suppressors and nonsuppressors (categorized by the Heuser criterion) did not differ in qualitative variables such as diagnoses, gender distribution, response or remission rates (p>0.05 in χ2-tests, respectively) (Table 1).
