The general public, especially children, are mainly at risk from ambient and indoor residential exposure.
43 HIV-infected patients are mainly at risk of cryptococcosis when they become very immunosuppressed and their CD4 count drops below 100 cells/μL.
Since then, more than 3500 families have been accrued, mainly at risk of breast, ovarian and colon cancer, and about 100 000 persons belonging to these families have been registered in our database.
In the context of the present study, it is particularly relevant that this increased sensitivity occurs mainly in at-risk girls, that is, girls with pre-existing vulnerabilities, according to the model, and that childhood adversities are a likely cause of such vulnerabilities.
The former included used tire importation/storage companies, bamboo importers, harbours and airports and are mainly areas at risk for importation of exotic mosquito species.
Indeed, although mutation carriers have been shown to be mainly at high risk of colorectal and endometrial adenocarcinomas, they are also exposed to an increased risk for cancer of small bowel, upper urological tract, stomach, ovary and biliary tract.
These patients are mainly at increased risk of invasive candidiasis.
With respect to the efficiency of the new oral anticoagulants, dabigatran has been shown internationally to be cost-effective for thromboembolism prevention in populations mainly at high risk of stroke or with suboptimal INR control [ 17– 17].
She urged the business leaders, who hope to raise $50 million in private funds aimed mainly at helping at-risk youth, to take a serious role in efforts to mentor youths, to create after-school programs and to encourage neighborhood coalitions.
"The [tax cut plan] is being considered at the same time as legislation – mostly carried over from the 2014 budget – to cut $7bn over the next four years from social security payments, mainly affecting people at risk of poverty," the Acoss submission said.
This finding could be helpful in clinical practice, mainly because patients at risk of adverse APS events could be identified and managed more appropriately by primary prophylaxis and more frequent clinical controls [34].
