Neal O'Farrell, executive director of the Identity Theft Council and a fellow professional in the technology industry, explained that with such a rapid evolution of these crimes, robocalls are no longer just annoying, but very often a means to identity theft: Many criminals believe that if they can get a live victim on the line, they're halfway to a score.
Additionally, the care and treatment of patients with type 1 diabetes has seen a rapid evolution; with genetically engineered insulins, glucose monitoring devices, and algorithms all contributing to a decrease in disease-related complications.
Industrial Design education is going through a rapid evolution with more Design students making use of internet resources and tools such as crowdsourcing, 3D printing services, and other web-based tools to validate their ideas more quickly.
Infantile nephrotic syndrome often has a genetic origin; the treatment is then symptomatic, with a poor prognosis, and a rapid evolution to chronic kidney disease.
Although increased medical surveillance could contribute to an earlier detection of cancers with a long latency, it could hardly explain the excess of leukaemia and of solid cancers with a poor prognosis and a rapid evolution.
Renal anemia is associated with a more rapid evolution to CKD-4, and a higher risk of CV events and hospitalization in non-dialysis-dependent CKD patients.
Although no association could be established between SLC11A2 rs407135 variant and SALS, this polymorphism is associated with a rapid disease evolution among ALS patients with lower limb onset [ 18].
The overall incidences of severe morbidity after 18 months of follow-up do not vary by immune status but by age, which is consistent with a rapid CD4 evolution in the younger children.
We have described an atypical sort time reversible myocardial dysfunction, in a patient with rapid evolution to a multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (heart, renal, pulmonary, and hematological).
