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Prediction of neonatal respiratory morbidity may be useful to plan delivery in complicated pregnancies.

We hypothesize that donor site morbidity may be related to compromise of the contralateral septal vascular supply during the procedure.

"Although it seems unlikely that any drastic extension in life span is imminent," he wrote in a recent article, "a therapeutic that compresses the period of morbidity may be more than a flight of fancy".

The latter can be mitigated by using minimally invasive tools and techniques, while cell morbidity may be reduced by improving cutter design and cutting parameters.

In conclusion, CE is effective for stroke prevention when there is significant symptomatic and asymptomatic carotid stenosis, as low mortality and morbidity may be achieved in an experienced center.

New disease burden estimates from newly deployed molecular diagnostic assays with increased sensitivity suggest that Shigella-associated morbidity may be much greater than previous disease estimates from culture-based methods.

In sum, twin and family studies generally do not support a shared genetic link for co-morbid EDs and SUDs, however some evidence suggests that this co-morbidity may be mediated by personality traits such as novelty seeking, which itself may be an inherited trait.

Conclusions: Both gender effects and depression/anxiety co-morbidity may be important considerations in the design and interpretation of studies on alcohol misuse.

In a trial setting with access to good health care, the age-pattern of co-morbidity may be quite different to that assumed by our models, which were fitted to datasets from other settings [51].

Medical co-morbidity may be associated with impaired cognitive function based on prior studies.

So patients with more co-morbidity may be admitted more often for the various diseases they suffer from.