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Since disability predicts the onset of depression and depression itself may further heighten risks of a progressing disability, this process of mutual reinforcement may lead to a downward spiral [ 11- 14].

It cited heightened risks of the country's growth prospects.

Concerns about heightened risks of heart attack with GlaxoSmithKline's pill Avandia created a storm of controversy around the F.D.A. and its safety standards for popular diabetes treatments.

Loss of the ovaries plunges women into menopause, potentially leading to hot flashes, a reduced sex drive and heightened risks of heart disease and bone loss.

"Civilians in Yarmouk are facing starvation and dehydration alongside the heightened risks of serious injury and death from the armed conflict," said Christopher Gunness, a UNRWA spokesman.

But there are slightly heightened risks of a flopperoo.

Mr Draghi said the ECB's own programme had been taken because it was necessary to "address heightened risks of too prolonged a period of low inflation".

Numerous reports describe heightened risks of poor maternal and birth outcomes for immigrant and Aboriginal women.

Children involved in hazardous labour or who have been conscripted as soldiers face greatly heightened risks of disabling injury.

Such people face a heightened risk of developing new polyps.

There is ample research suggesting a link between low income and heightened risk of mental distress.