The close overlap between dispersal and hunting periods has been shown to reduce survival of dispersing hares relative to philopatric individuals, with dispersers suffering a higher risk of being shot during the transient stage [ 18], in addition to the risk of being killed by natural predators (mainly red fox, Vulpes vulpes) [ 19].
Over several decades, differential incidence and survival have been observed according to ethnicity, with black people, in particular, suffering a strikingly higher risk not only of disease, but also of worse outcomes as compared to white people.
For example, too much vitamin A can increase your risk of osteoporosis; too much vitamin E can elevate your risk of suffering a stroke; and too much iron can raise your risk of heart disease.
In fact, Tysabri is beginning to fit the profile of the kind of medicine that gives the FDA the most discomfort: a drug for which the factors that increase a risk of suffering a certain side effect cannot be readily identified, and where the side effect is fatal and does not respond to withdrawal of the offending treatment.
In the healthy state, there is a risk of suffering a recurrence and thus enter a new depressive episode.
Too often, the researchers noted, people wait a week or longer to receive medical attention, or fail to see a doctor at all, after a T.I.A. and risk suffering a serious stroke.
They recognise that without continued American help with air support, logistics, communications and intelligence, Afghan forces, which number about 380,000, risk suffering a morale-sapping level of casualties in their struggle against a Taliban insurgency that shows no sign of flagging.But Mr Obama also has an eye on how things will play at home.
Your alternative is to reach out for yield at the long end of the maturity spectrum and risk suffering a catastrophic loss when rates climb.
By being unaware of your attachment beliefs, you risk suffering a great deal in relationships.
Patients on haemodialysis are at particularly high risk of suffering a serious bleed, which may outweigh any stroke risk reduction conferred by anticoagulation [ 40].
