Sufferers have a greatly increased risk of heart attack or stroke, and of dying within a decade.
"Any woman with a mum, grandmother or aunt who had a hip fracture is at greatly increased risk.
We must radically devalue them or face a new era of proliferation, with greatly increased risk of at least regional nuclear wars or nuclear terrorism.
The omega-3's have proved especially beneficial for people with Type 2 diabetes, who have a greatly increased risk of developing heart disease.
Possessing only a high school diploma should not condemn a smoker to a greatly increased risk of premature death from tobacco use.
Women with the BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation, for example, have a greatly increased risk of developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer.
The damage to children puts them at greatly increased risk of suicide, self-harm, substance abuse and other serious mental health issues.
But in the UK today, rejecting the offer of a university place means a greatly increased risk of living in poverty.
For example, whereas low self-esteem in boys reduces their chances of joining a gang, girls with low self-esteem face a greatly increased risk of gang involvement.
It lays bare how people with diabetes are at greatly increased risk of complications such as amputation, stroke, kidney failure and blindness.
Going into space has its fair share of hazards, but according to the first long-term health study on Apollo astronauts, it seems that a greatly increased risk of cardiovascular disease can be added to the list.
