Alcohol + patients drank larger amounts of alcohol and presented more often with acute intoxication.
Pregnant women with secondary headache presented more often with pregnancy complications, positive secondary headache history, progressive pain dynamic, seizures, abnormal medical examination, elevated blood pressure, fever and abnormal neurological examination.
Patients in the influenza group presented more often with lower respiratory infection (100 vs. 73%, p = 0.135) and had increased requirement for mechanical ventilation on admission to the ICU (96 vs. 68%, p = 0.022).
In the global population (n = 173), patients with a DI had a significantly higher Mallampati score, had a more frequent history of head and neck disease (n = 7 [21 %] vs n = 4 [1, 72 %], p < 0.0001) and presented more often with a low thyro-mental distance (n = 13 [39 %] vs n = 34 [15 %]) or a reduced mobility of cervical spine (n = 5 [15 %] vs n = 7 [3 %]).
But back to Zika - a warming climate means vector-borne diseases are likely to present more often, and a logical progression from that is that poorer, and other typically more vulnerable groups - women, children, the elderly, those who don't identify as hetero - are likely to be hit the hardest.
Women with the Q-profile presented more often with intact membranes compared to the inflammation and/or bleeding groups.
Non-participating men presented more often with non-specific urethritis at enrolment, and a larger proportion was unemployed.
Non-participating women presented more often with syphilis at enrolment, and a larger proportion had no prior knowledge of their HIV-1 status.
We define a risk/susceptibility allele as the allele associated with more disease cases in the GWAS data used for our study, while the protective allele is necessarily present more often in healthy controls.
The younger age group presents more often with more advanced and aggressive cancer.
