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Grade 3 or 4 thrombocytopaenia was observed in 28% of patients, and this incidence seems to be higher than that reported by FOLFOX4 (de Gramont et al, 2000).

However, this incidence seems to be lower for Eta than for Ifx [ 12, 13], and the median delay between treatment initiation and occurrence of TB was shorter with Ifx [ 11].

The disease can occur at all ages, but the incidence seems to increase with age.

The reported rate of PPH varies from 1 to 20% (5– 7), and the incidence seems to be increasing (8).

In Norway, there has been an increasing incidence of breast cancer over time, however, the incidence seems to have levelled off for women who were teenagers during the World War II.

In Finland, the correction has a material effect only on the incidence of endometrial cancer: the levelling-off in the 1980s of the incidence seems not to be real but an artefact caused by the increasing prevalence of hysterectomies.

Males had higher rates of small bowel cancer compared to females in the majority of countries, and in the US the incidence seems to be rising among African-American men [ 99].

Although the epidemiology of blastomycosis is not as well understood as that of the other mycoses endemic to North America, the incidence seems to be increasing in some states, including Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin (2 ).

Epidemiological data have shown a continuous increase over the past three decades in the immunocompetent population, whereas the incidence seems to be decreasing in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) since the development of highly active antiretroviral therapies [ 4].

In 1994, the incidence seemed to be two cases per quarter; the estimated current incidence is 6.5 cases per quarter.

The secretin story shines a light on the difficulty of developing a drug for autism, an often debilitating condition whose incidence seems to be rising sharply and for which there are no approved drugs.