Population imaging is the large-scale application and analysis of medical images in controlled population cohorts.
Previous studies based on population cohorts born at least 35 years ago, have reported appreciable childhood cognitive deficits for twins.
We attempted to extend these findings by testing if this HMGA2 polymorphism is associated with other skeletal measures in two large population cohorts of diverse race/ethnicity.
Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are common and have been associated with the subsequent diagnosis of prostate cancer (PCa) in population cohorts.
Because negotiations will include bundled population cohorts, we compared risk and results of an urban safety net teaching hospital's surgical population with state and national cohorts.
Large biobanks and general population cohorts offer a great opportunity to perform genetic epidemiological association studies with considerably larger sample sizes.
Future strategies, both in Ireland and further afield, should focus on health-based demographically-focused message framing to achieve significant knowledge and attitudinal shifts amongst specific population cohorts, and thus bring about significant behavioural change.
Political demographers focus on four U.S. population cohorts.
To assess the functional value of food, the pharmaceutical model used in clinical trials, and epidemiological studies of population cohorts have proven very inadequate.
The lowest values were in the general population cohorts, Botsogo and Dikotlana, with medians (IQR) of 4.12 (3.43; 4.68) log10 and 4.15 (3.49; 4.79) log10, respectively.
A companion for this study is the largest meta-analysis on this issue to date, based on Whitehall II and four other general population cohorts.
