Likewise, new aspirin prescriptions at prophylaxis dose will most commonly occur because the prescriber has become aware of a new cardiovascular risk for mortality or morbidity and so we are unsurprised to be unable to show a benefit in those receiving aspirin only after cancer diagnosis (long standing risks for cardiovascular disease may be of less immediate mortality risk).
As the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities says, this provides "opportunities for political mischief while putting the nation's financial standing at risk".
Regionally, Kenya has a very high hazard risk, standing at 6.2 % on risk index against Somalia 8.8 %; Democratic Republic of Congo 7 %; Ethiopia and Uganda 6.4 %; Burundi 5.4 %; Tanzania 5.3 % and Rwanda 4.1 %.
In an unusually upbeat report, the OECD, long sceptical about the sustainability of America's boom, argues that the "long-standing risks to the [American] economy would seem to have become less serious in the short term".
"I took a big risk in standing for the leadership, a personal risk in relation to my family, and a political risk.
Are there any out there who will risk standing up for what they claim to believe?
But the underlying economic worry is that standing pat will risk losing vacationers to land-based tourist resorts.
We will continue to work on a powerful array of ways to defeat this disease because, given the resurgence risk, standing still is simply not an option.
Will Boehner risk standing up to his conservative wing in future or face a challenge to his own position as speaker?
Mr Seif and Mr Homsi were released last year after serving their terms, but they are unlikely to risk standing for parliament again.
Even though it was summer, within minutes my fingers resembled ice-pops with all the colour sucked out, and I couldn't feel my feet at all – not that I was going to risk standing on the riverbed.
