As an example, further research should integrate risks of security in managing data and analytics as well as related risks of knowledge loss.
The question might be reframed, "To what extent is a report of a disease or condition considered to be a benefit when treatment is not immediately available?" Risks of knowledge, in and of itself, may be considered minimal.
The study highlights the high prevalence of CVD risk, lack of knowledge of CVD, and inappropriate attitude towards CHD prevention.
The primary reasons for non-compliance identified were availability of time and protective clothing, workload, perception of risk, lack of knowledge and forgetfulness [ 12- 16].
One of the main findings of this study was the decreasing risk effect of knowledge about the harmful effects of smoking and beliefs of adolescents that SHS is very harmful.
People who were prescribed multiple medications and attained an education level of primary school or below appear most at risk of poor knowledge of medication side-effects.
The "predictD algorithm" provides, in addition to the quantification of the overall risk of depression, knowledge of those risk factors influencing a given patient and that could guide a possible preventive intervention.
Finally, clinical and public health training in developing countries can serve as a critical component of skills development and maintenance for developed-country practitioners who are at risk of losing knowledge due to differing patterns of disease burden [ 38].
Each of the following aspects: knowledge of risk factors, knowledge of early warning signs and knowledge of treatment of breast cancer were scored and the score pulled together.
Scores from each of the following aspects: knowledge of risk factors, knowledge of early warning signs and knowledge of treatment of breast cancer were pulled together to have the overall knowledge score.
