Further, because MPH abuse is prevalent in both the adult and adolescent population, understanding how MPH-induced changes in DAT function can enhance the effects of other stimulants could lead to the identification of MPH-exposed individuals "at risk" for subsequent psychostimulant abuse/addiction.
In the case of an Rh-incompatible mother and child, consequential blood mixing may sensitize an Rh- mother to the Rh antigen on the blood cells of the Rh+ child, putting the remainder of the pregnancy, and any subsequent pregnancies, at risk for hemolytic disease of the newborn.
In doing so, they extend the findings from previous studies 15, 18 who found that maternal lack of care was a risk factor for adult psychopathology, by demonstrating that experiencing a lack of maternal care in childhood places subsequent generations at risk of depression.
For routine application of fetal RHD genotyping, false negative results—whereby the fetus is predicted to be RhD negative when it is really RhD positive pose the greatest concern as mothers will not receive prophylactic anti-RhD immunoglobulin and might alloimmunise, which would put babies in subsequent pregnancies at risk of considerable morbidity or mortality.
In the subsequent text, being at-risk-of-poverty is referred to as poverty risks.
We concluded that although the present intervention successfully changed important cognitive determinants of drinking more is needed to change subsequent drinking behavior in at-risk adolescents.
It can also ease the processing of medical claims, qualifying for special education services, and learning whether subsequent children might be at risk.
CKD is largely asymptomatic, making accurate identification and subsequent management of patients at risk of progression difficult.
Although the diagnosis of osteoporosis after fragility fracture is important, it can only be effective in preventing future fracture if it leads to subsequent treatment of patients at risk.
In view of the very good concurrent validity of CNFL, through longitudinal study, we hypothesize that it will have sufficient predictive validity to identify individuals who are at subsequent risk of developing clinically significant DSP.
Until this irony is resolved, clinicians remain at subsequent high risk for encountering adverse childbirth outcomes.
