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Especially immunocompromised children may profit from this.
Specifically, people who rely on evening sessions after work, those in need of social distance, and those worrying about stigmatization [ 11] may profit from this new addiction intervention.
Especially well-integrated cocaine users who worry about stigmatization and thus do not go in for addiction counseling or check themselves into treatment centers may profit from this anonymous intervention [ 32].
The fact that financial concerns were the tenor of the individual discussions, however, indicates that health care planners may profit from taking this into account.
Future interventions may profit from focusing on this social inequality and also from targeting the different groups of non-participants.
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This implies that patients suffering from a systemic inflammation may profit from an early (e.g., postoperative) admission to the ICU as compared with no or delayed admission.
The authors declare no interests, stocks, competing interests, or shares in organizations that may profit or lose through publication of this paper.
This knowledge will help defining subgroups of (aging) subjects who may profit from novel, more specific therapeutic approaches including anti-inflammatory strategies.
This work was supported by New England Biolabs, Inc., a company that may profit from the sale of enzymes described herein.
