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Men reported more often having a child or children than their female colleagues (p<0.05).

The SA only group could only be differentiated from the NoSA group by more often having had episodes of depression before the age of 18.

Interestingly, male centenarians reported more often having at least one centenarian first degree relative than females, implying a higher genetic predisposition in the longevity of men.

GPs differed significantly from physicians working in specialized care or in the private sector in more often having active work, and less often low strain (Table  3).

The SA + NSSH group could be differentiated from the NoSA group by a) being younger at the time of onset of their first psychotic symptoms, b) more often having had episodes of depression before the age of 18, c) being more often female and d) more often having a DUP of more than a year.

Clinical features also subtly differentiate these cancers, with T-LBL tending to have earlier and local relapses, and T-ALL more often having central nervous system (CNS) involvement at diagnosis.

Praying more often has also been found to help people to be more grateful.

Women more often have conditions that lead to persistent, low-grade inflammation.

Impedance changes can predict future heart crises, but more often have no clinical explanation.

East Asian families are smaller, so tycoons more often have to find outside managers.

The Japanese more often have favoured their romantic heroes, usually losers of great military causes.