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A subject qualified as a normal subject if they had a normal Humphrey (Zeiss, Dublin, CA) 24-2 visual field test, intraocular pressure (IOP) at or below 21 mmHg, no history of diabetes, no family history of glaucoma and a normal ocular examination.
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The figures also suggest a lack of enthusiasm for the government's English baccalaureate, or EBacc, with the number of pupils taking the mix of GCSE subjects qualifying for the EBacc having gone backwards compared with 2014.
Conclusions: Volunteers and randomly recruited subjects qualifying for SUD consequent to illicit drug use are similar in SUD severity but differ in terms of severity of psychosocial disturbance and history of drug involvement.
The mortality increase was also significant compared to subjects qualifying for a diagnosis of alcohol abuse or subjects without alcohol use disorders (AUDs).
This control group could therefore include a mixture of alcohol-dependent subjects, subjects qualifying for a diagnosis of alcohol abuse, abstinent subjects or individuals with any other level of pathological or non-pathological drinking.
We present the finding that AD significantly increases an individual's risk of all-cause mortality compared to the general population, subjects without AUDs or subjects qualifying for a diagnosis of alcohol abuse.
There was no evidence of publication bias across studies that reported on alcohol-dependent subjects vs the general population, alcohol-dependent subjects vs subjects qualifying for a diagnosis of alcohol abuse, or alcohol-dependent subjects with continued heavy drinking vs alcohol-dependent subjects who reduced their drinking (p > 0.05 in Egger's asymmetry test).
Although only one out of four studies reporting on mortality in alcohol-dependent individuals compared to subjects qualifying for a diagnosis of alcohol abuse showed significantly increased mortality for alcohol-dependent subjects (Mattisson et al., 2011), the pooled RR was significant.
