The MetLife survey is among the first nationwide studies of the differences between male and female workers in caring for the elderly.
This happened, despite all the nationwide studies demonstrating the benefits of integrated inclusive classrooms for both classified and non-classified students.
There are about 1.1 million students in city schools, and the suspension rate, roughly 1 for every 14 students, is similar to that found in nationwide studies.
Nationwide, studies indicate more than 60,000 concussions occur every year among high-school-age students, most of them on the football field.
Nationwide studies show that if parolees are not treated in prison -- and most are not -- up to 75percentt return to using drugs within three months of their release.
Earlier nationwide studies relied only on one blood sugar tolerance test, while this survey of nearly 50,000 people caught many more cases by checking levels again two hours later, an approach recommended by the World Health Organization.
The one year prevalence of migraine was reported to be between 12.4% and 12.6% in nationwide studies [5, 6].
It also compares the results with nationwide studies, and tests the relationships between risky behaviour and leisure activities.
TJS contributed experience from similar nationwide studies in other countries [27 30], which had led to the development of methodological guidelines [20].
This is the first study in Austria and one of few nationwide studies in the literature looking at triptan use and overuse.
Although there were a few local epidemiological studies on headache [13 16] in our country located between Asia and Europe, published nationwide studies assessing the headache in adults are lacking.
