The researchers ruled out other possible explanations for the prevalence increases, including rising use of mammography.
Similar to previous epidemiological studies for RLS, the prevalence increased with age in the present study.
By the age of 70 or more, the prevalence increases up to 15-20% [22, 23].
The prevalence increases with age and is affected by race, sex, family history, immunosuppression, and pesticide exposure.
As expected, the prevalence increased and ranged from 6.9 to 11.7% when the first three diagnostic codes were used in the analysis.
The prevalence increases for all ages, although the most common category of hearing loss is presbycusis, which is related to age [8].
If R0>1, but still close to R0 = 1, the prevalence increases rapidly with each incremental increase in R0.
The prevalence increases with age.
The prevalence increases rapidly with increasing age.
The prevalence increased in both genders.
As expected, the prevalence increased strongly with age.
