Unfortunately, few interventions are available to prevent or treat CIM; for instance, avoidance of risk factors, such as hyperglycemia [ 6], and early mobilization and rehabilitation [ 7].
[Int001] " [T]hey would regard it as being something that is necessary to manage psychotic illnesses, I mean, I would imagine that there is a public perception of psychosis or psychotic illnesses that is, tends to be, obviously quite, negative in terms of looking at the problems people with psychosis might pose and they would concentrate really on the rare instances of risks".
It was a rare instance of a risk backfiring for the Twins, and in the end it did not matter.
A binary variable was created to indicate whether pharmacy databases indicated an intensification of pharmacotherapy within 6 months after an instance of poor risk factor control during 2005.
Among young people in Djibouti, only half of the males and a quarter of the females aged 15 to 24 say they used condoms during their latest instance of higher-risk intercourse.
A number of cognitions have been found to influence this action, for instance, the perception of risk (Simon et al. 2000; Forlani and Mullins, 2000), the perception of opportunity (Shane and Venkataraman, 2000; Sarasvathy et al. 2005; Arenius and Minniti, 2005), and the perception of entrepreneurial ability (Shapero and Sokol, 1982; Arenius and Minniti, 2005).
For instance, the use of risk:benefit contours in cancer therapy [2] may represent a relevant contribution.
In the instance of detected high risk of cardiovascular diseases, the case manager should facilitate referral to and attendance at the consumer's general practitioner.
These experimental results highlight the potential of proximally and remotely sensed images to monitor the glacier flow and to contribute to risk assessment: the Taconnaz glacier is for instance an important source of risk for the access road to the Mont-Blanc tunnel.
For instance, the spatial distribution of risk factors for cardiovascular disease (e.g., co-morbidity of diabetes [ 42]) may dictate cardiac surgery service utilization.
This could happen when breast cancer incidence increases because of, for instance, a rising prevalence of risk factors such as lower parity, older age at birth of the first child, or obesity.
