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On the other hand, Wang et al. reported that prophylaxis with palivizumab does not represent good value when used unselectively in preterm infants without CLD or infants with CLD or CHD; however, it may be cost-effective (based on a threshold of £30,000/QALY) for infants with CLD or CHD when they have two or more additional risk factors [14].

Of those bed-sharing, 23 (70%) had two or more additional risk factors present, usually non-supine sleep position.

This group tended to have more additional risk factors - nearly three quarters had a total of 4 or 5 risk factors present, the majority being overweight or obese.

These patients suffer from more additional risk factors such as obesity, diabetes mellitus and smoking addictions [ 26, 27], which might make them more severely ill.

Six of the scenarios had one or no additional risk factors (not including age, gender, or lipid levels), while the other 6 scenarios had 2 or more additional risk factors.

Testing to detect pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes in asymptomatic people should be considered in adults of any age who are overweight or obese (BMI ≥25 kg/m) and who have one or more additional risk factors for diabetes).

A recent consensus report from the American Diabetes Association and the American College of Cardiology (49) suggests treatment guidelines for apoB of <90 mg/dl (the median for older youth with type 2 in the SEARCH study) for high-risk diabetic patients (no other CVD risk factors) and <80 mg/dl for highest-risk patients (one or more additional CVD risk factors).

The ATHENA trial population comprised patients with paroxysmal or persistent AF/AFL who were aged either ≥75 years (with or without cardiovascular risk factors) or <75 years with one or more additional cardiovascular risk factors.

82% of our hypertensive study population had one or more additional cardiometabolic risk factors: almost half were obese, and 1 in 4 had diabetes.

By selecting IGT individuals who have one or more additional diabetogenic risk factors, the U.S. Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP) demonstrated a conversion rate of IGT to diabetes of ∼11% per year (18).

For example, to be included in the ATHENA trial patients were required to be over 75-years old or over 70-years old with one or more additional cardiovascular risk factor.