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Close to half of the health expenditures were made for chronic conditions.
No adjustment was made for chronic hypertension as there were only 13 (1.8%) women with this condition.
Close to half of households' health expenditures are made for chronic conditions, and 74% of these are made on drugs.
However, once adjustments were made for chronic pain only those with asthma and back problems had significantly higher use than the general population [ 8].
Chronic cough was defined as cough during 3 months and during two consecutive years, which the admitted definition of chronic bronchitis, the same definition was made for chronic sputum.
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Decision-making for chronic disease therapies should consider both short-term and long-term effects.
Are prognostic patient factors incorporated in the process of surgical decision making for chronic low back pain?
The emir and his prime minister have made up for chronic manpower shortages by personally taking a hand in many of their initiatives, most recently playing a high-profile role in persuading the Friends of Syria grouping to increase aid to Syrian rebels, including direct military aid from Qatar itself.
Study results were unchanged when severe postpartum haemorrhage was modeled as a determinant of obstetric acute renal failure instead of postpartum haemorrhage, when maternal age was modeled using restricted cubic splines, and when additional adjustment was made for previous cesarean delivery, chronic kidney disease, obstetric shock, and obesity.
The median of the duration and time since first employment within a particular industry was used as cut-off point as no reasonable assumption could be made for the latency of chronic respiratory symptoms due to the diverse exposures in these industries.
In addition, recommendations have been made for global responsibility for tackling chronic disease.
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