Sentence examples for substantially increased risk from inspiring English sources

Gestational diabetes may be associated with a substantially increased risk for pancreatic cancer, a new study has found.

Inactive men may have a substantially increased risk for broken bones of all kinds, and especially for hip fractures, a new Swedish study has found.

"I think that's the level that above which it appears to be associated with a substantially increased risk," he said.

Those blunted dopamine receptor variants are associated with substantially increased risk of addiction to a range of substances and behaviors.

The government emphasized that the proposed levels of staff were not the optimal levels, but the minimum needed to prevent patients from being exposed to "a substantially increased risk" of poor-quality care.

The court also heard from a medical statistics expert, Professor Robert Carpenter, that smoking in the family, allergies and which position babies slept in could have put them at "substantially increased risk" of dying from cot death.

Women who took birth control pills before 1975 and whose mothers or sisters had breast cancer have a substantially increased risk of developing the disease and should take special care to have regular mammograms and breast exams, researchers are reporting.

Individuals with hip fracture are at substantially increased risk of mortality.

Those requiring dialysis therapy are at substantially increased risk of fracture.

Recent research indicates that children with ASD are at a substantially increased risk of injury mortality, particularly from unintentional drowning.

Women with cancer may be at substantially increased risk for abuse, but this issue is rarely discussed in the course of oncology care.