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Studies consistently find that L.G.B.T. people have more negative interactions with their doctors.

"It is worth remembering and pointing out that U.S. government studies consistently find that young whites use marijuana at higher rates than young blacks and Latinos," Dr. Levine said in a statement.

Unemployment can be humiliating, stressful and depressing, and studies consistently find that losing a job tends to put a hitch in one's health.However, that unemployment is unhealthy for the unemployed does not necessarily mean a higher rate of unemployment is bad for health generally.

All of these studies consistently find that in the short term, user charges that are too low do not reduce excessive care and user charges that are too high can result in avoiding necessary healthcare.

Brain imaging studies consistently find that this region of the temporal lobe becomes active when people look at faces.

Scientific studies consistently find that those exposed to prolonged freeway pollution have increased health problems for life.

Also in agreement with the current findings, the studies consistently found that caregivers experience high levels of financial burden, often lack social support from family and formal sources, and that caregiving responsibilities interfering with caregivers' schedules is a prominent source of burden.

Consistent with qualitative evidence, 7 11–13 studies consistently found that women were satisfied with their decision to hold their stillborn baby.

A number of studies consistently found that the mechanisms underlying early reading skills development (word decoding, reading fluency, reading comprehension) as well as the cognitive predictors of reading acquisition vary, at least in part, with the orthographic context (e.g. Ziegler and Goswami 2005; Georgiou et al. 2008; Ziegler et al. 2010).

As mentioned in the Introduction, previous studies consistently found that rated AoA and name agreement had significant effects on picture naming.

These studies consistently found that inpatient care for PE was more costly than for DVT from the hospital perspective.