In the triptan development programmes, recurrence has been defined as headache relief (a decrease in headache from moderate or severe to mild or none) after 2 h and recurrence of moderate or severe headache within 24 h.
In particular, worry about a cancer recurrence was common; women reported moderate levels of recurrence worry and fear of a recurrence was one of the top-rated sources of distress at both post-treatment time points.
We also expect to provide results related to the incidence and impact on health of these mild-moderate recurrences, which, in many cases, are not attended in the healthcare system until they acquire criteria of severity.
The study provides limited information about time to detection of recurrent disease as the participants had a low to moderate risk of recurrence; only 17 recurrences were detected.
The primary objective of the study was determination of the impact of IPT with SP on the proportion of children previously treated for severe or moderate anaemia who had a recurrence of their anaemia at the end of the malaria transmission season.
Inclusion criteria included completion of primary treatment (surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy), no evidence of recurrent disease, low to moderate risk of recurrence, 18 access to a telephone, and adequate hearing.
The complex etiology and heterogeneity of mental disorders is associated with moderate effectiveness of psychoactive drugs, frequent recurrence of symptoms and high cost of therapy [ 1].
Eight of 14 patients and seven of seven patients during the first and second 3-month segments, respectively, experienced a recurrence of mild or moderate plaque psoriasis.
As the sample included only those at low to moderate risk of recurrence we expected only a few recurrences during the study period.
Worry about cancer recurrence, as assessed by the CARS, was also prevalent, with women reporting moderate levels of recurrence worry.
