Individuals living distant to Trondheim agreeing to participate, were interviewed through telephone by neurologist (KH) using the same semi-structured interview, concerning headache frequency, headache intensity, headache duration, use of acute medication, use of prophylactic treatment, and absence from work.
Different management practices for peritonitis for patients living distant to the treating centre have also been reported [ 9].
For all primary sites studied, it was shown that, after controlling for age, sex and socioeconomic deprivation, the likelihood of receiving radiotherapy was reduced with increasing travel time to the nearest radiotherapy hospital, and rectal cancer patients were less likely to receive chemotherapy if they lived distant from a hospital providing this treatment.
Fleeing the violence, they came to live with distant relatives in Walikale, a remote rain forest territory in eastern North Kivu Province.
Some, such as Glasgow and Liverpool, sent many of their citizens to live in distant "new towns", thinking that they were exporting their troubles.
Harris and Me is told by a boy whose "pure drunk" parents have sent him to live with distant relatives on their farm in Minnesota.
No doubt some people would still choose to live in distant suburbs and drive long distances -- and that would be their right.
An orphanage can provide basic needs, but to thrive, babies need dedicated caregivers, and their extended families may live in distant villages.
"In desperation," she said, "I sent him out to Fresno to live with distant relatives for a short time, in the hopes that I could remove him from the connections he had established here in New York".
He said finding ways to grow food in space will be essential if humans are to travel and live on distant planets.
Two years earlier, at 7 years old, she was sent by her parents to the city to live with distant relatives.
