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That is, risks that weren't true risks.
Critics point out that it doesn't properly take into account certain risks that may be serious but are unlikely to take place — that is, risks like those that played a role in the financial crisis.
In other cases, participation in research poses 'net' risks, that is, risks of harm which are not, or not entirely, justified by the potential clinical benefits to individual subjects.
In developing and low-middle-income countries like SA, however, the RC process has not evolved and tends to be at Fischhoff's stages 1 and 2 - that is, risks are communicated through a top-down approach (one-way communication), or risk information is just presented (i.e. listed on the label) [46].
I conjecture that lower socioeconomic position is associated with greater exposure to extrinsic mortality risks (that is, risks that cannot be mitigated through behavior), and that health behavior competes for people's time and energy against other activities which contribute to their fitness.
The results are shown as crude and adjusted relative cumulative incidences, that is, risks (RR) and corresponding 95% CI.
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I understand that there are risks.
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