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However, having dry A.M.D. greatly increases the chance of developing the wet form.
The research, published in the journal Nature, revealed that UV light directly damages DNA in the skin's pigment cells, which increases the chance of developing the disease.
The chance of developing the breach into a breakthrough had faded, and the massive British armoured wedge was embedded in a strong ring of German antitank guns.
Not all individuals with a risk factor eventually develop a particular disease; however, the chance of developing the disease is greater when a known risk factor is present and increases further when several risk factors are present.
The researchers looked at the genetic code of 20 people and found faults in two genes could increase the chance of developing the cancer.
That's one implication of a new study, which has found that variants in a gene that helps regulate the body's daily rhythms increase the chance of developing the disease.
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However, it seems that a simple exposure to a stressful event is not crucial for the disease development, although the amount of stress is proportional to the chances of developing the disease.
A study of more than 300,000 births in New York showed that being overweight both before and during pregnancy increased the chances of developing the disorder.
While over 80 per cent of breast cancers occur in women over the age of 50, and the chances of developing the disease in your twenties are relatively slim, it does not hurt to become and remain aware.
The study claimed that common treatments for hay fever and sleeplessness increased the chances of developing the condition.
Some studies in humans have also suggested that taking aspirin regularly can reduce the chances of developing the disease.
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