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Analysis of previous associated SNPs in different LD-Blocks, located intronic (rs9804190 and rs10761482) or 30 kb downstream of ANK3 (rs10994336) found a nominally significant association of SNP rs10761482 with bipolar disorder (p = 0.015, OR 1.304) but not with schizophrenia (table 1 and 2).

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Lyft today announced the hiring of John Maddox, founder of the American Center for Mobility and previous associate administrator of vehicle safety research at the U.S. Department of Transportation, to lead its autonomous vehicle safety and compliance efforts.

Elo [22] and Raghupathy [23] report that a higher number of previous pregnancies are associated with less use of ANC, while Magadi, Madise and Rodrigues [5] report a negative association between a higher number of previous pregnancies and early attendance to antenatal care.

Pre-pregnancy weight and a history of previous miscarriages were associated with exercise status.

Among women who had a Pap smear, lack of previous screening was associated with age <35 or ≥45 years.

These variables were included because results of previous studies have associated them with risk for subtype H5N1 (13, 14, 14 ).

Surveillance CT showed an enhancing lesion at the site of previous liver resection, associated with stricture of the left main hepatic duct and dilatation of intrahepatic bile ducts.

A greater number of previous miscarriages was associated with older maternal age, shorter gestation, lower deprivation, history of therapeutic pregnancy termination, and current smoking.

It is not surprising to see that delay in receipt of previous vaccines was associated with delay in receipt of the next dose.

Finger joint laxity as a reflection of constitutional weakness of connective tissue and number of previous pregnancies were associated with the development of back pain induced in pregnancy and persisting after childbirth.