Again, we investigated whether less prevalent types displayed type-specific increases in prevalence as well by excluding both HPV16 and HPV18 from the analyses.
Even without further increases in prevalence, the impact of the epidemic will continue to mount for many years to come".
For decades, autism's focus has centered mostly on young children, with shocking increases in prevalence announced on a regular basis.
Erectile dysfunction is an important health problem that increases in prevalence with advancing age.
Alzheimer's dementia affects more than 40 million people worldwide with substantial increases in prevalence anticipated.
As assisted reproduction increases in prevalence, it becomes imperative to recognize this relatively common complication and to consider the potential role of IAH in its pathophysiology.
Diarrhea increases in prevalence in patients through the first 6 months of treatment and is seen in up to 10% of lithium-treated patients (Vestergaard et al. 1988).
Results from the last 10 years have been finding increases in prevalence rates, and they have not yet shown a leveling off, he said.
In the 2000s (decade), in response to increases in prevalence and availability, all European countries banned possession or sale of psychedelic mushrooms; the Netherlands was the last country to enact such laws in 2008.
The close association between the het-norm/low genotype and autoimmunity is further supported by the fact that the PCO-like phenotype was significantly younger (P <0.0001, Table 1), while autoimmunity actually increases in prevalence with advancing female age [28].
The mean increases in prevalence of overactive bladder were 2.4 percentage point (CI, 1.9%-point to 3.0%-point) per 10-year age group for men and 1.9 percentage point (CI, 1.2%-point to 2.6%-point) per 10 years for women.
