Confederate preparations were hindered by several mishaps.
Shell was forced to halt its Arctic exploration in 2012 amid a series of severe security mishaps.
As illustrated in Table 1, the +/−history groups did not differ on any diabetes, hypoglycemia, or driving parameters other than +history subjects reported more episodes of severe hypoglycemia and driving mishaps in the previous 12 months.
Having one retrospectively reported episode of severe hypoglycemia, collision, hypoglycemia-related mishap, or mild symptomatic hypoglycemia while driving increased the risk of a driving mishap in the next 12 months by 6, 20, 6, and 3%, respectively.
These benefits include improvements in detecting and reducing the occurrences of extreme blood glucose levels and their sequelae, e.g., reducing occurrence of ketoacidosis, severe hypoglycemia, hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps, and fear of hypoglycemia.
Mishaps were related to the use of insulin pumps, history of collisions, severe hypoglycemia, and hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps.
The occurrence of future driving mishaps was significantly associated with using insulin pump therapy and with a history of severe hypoglycemia, vehicular collisions, and hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps.
When 452 drivers with type 1 diabetes were followed prospectively for a year, baseline reports of prior episodes of mild symptomatic hypoglycemia while driving or severe hypoglycemia while driving, hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps, or hypoglycemia-related collisions were associated with a higher risk of driving mishaps in the following 12 months by 3, 6, 6, and 20%, respectively.
Evidence suggests that after an evening of drinking, Holden suffered a severe laceration to his forehead during a household mishap.
BEIJING--Spurred in part by laboratory mishaps that led to an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), China has enacted its first national laboratory biosafety regulations.
Moderate to severe intellectual disability can be caused by a number of mishaps that may occur before, during, or after birth, including: genetic disorders, such as Down syndrome (leading to cretinism, for example); infectious diseases, such as meningitis; metabolic disorders; physical malformations; poisoning from radiation, lead, or other toxic agents; injuries to the head; and malnutrition.
