Although there is limited data on how measured CJ risk factors and health risks interact, one study reported decreased longitudinal survival for individuals with high, compared to low, CJ risk (Folsom & Atkinson, 2007).
Social amplification of risk theory suggests that hazards or risks interact with psychological, social, institutional, and cultural processes in ways that may amplify or attenuate public responses to the risk [ 7].
It would be of great interest to know whether radiotherapy-related risks interact with those from genes affecting breast cancer susceptibility, but there is almost no information on this.
Media Studies -Design a public safety poster that informs individuals about the risks of interacting with wild animals.
Here I report predicted gene regulatory networks of known breast cancer risk genes using multiple microarray data, in order to understand how the risk genes interact with each other and how the interaction may be related to the pathogenesis of breast cancer.
Increasing numbers of external risks interacting with economic and social problems may lead to 'a wider set of scenarios for welfare futures than we have seen in the past' [68, 70].
The risk of interacting planetary boundaries highlights the challenge for contemporary institutional structures.
The STREVA project's modus operandum is to undertake interdisciplinary, detailed exploration of long-lived volcanic crises to significantly improve knowledge of the ways in which the components and drivers of volcanic risk interact and can be characterised, analysed and monitored.
Thus, how these indicators of risk interact and their relative effect in the decision-making process is relatively unknown.
Existing understandings of patients' decision-making for surgical care have yet to consider the unique dimensions of medical tourism, such as concurrently seeking and synthesizing information about surgical treatment, travel, foreign destinations, and how the risks of each may interact to heighten the potential for negative health outcomes [ 14, 32].
