Sentences with phrase «higher risk of»

Based on these findings, researchers suspect hand grip could one day become a useful measure for identifying people at high risk of developing heart disease.

Two large cancer prevention studies demonstrated no effect of resistant starch in prevention of colon cancer in people at high risk of developing cancer.

Weight gain has been associated with high risk of heart disease, diabetes and certain types of cancer.

The trees that are able to cope in a warmer world by absorbing more carbon dioxide are at higher risk of death in multiple ways.

People who skipped breakfast were also at higher risk of heart disease for other reasons, too.

However, you also face a much higher risk of injury when you work in more physical and rough industries.

Such borrowers are at higher risk of default and are typically charged higher interest rates and fees.

Women with PCOS are at a much higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease that women without PCOS.

But then you run the very high risk of getting a more generic room.

All available evidence point to the fact that people that eat eggs have a significantly higher risk of dying as compared to people that don't eat eggs.

But he says parents are generally receptive to the study once they understand that the mom or the baby will definitely receive antibiotics if either is at very high risk of infection.

In addition, the fats found in sesame seeds have been shown to be associated with higher risk of breast cancer.

Those in the sweets and desserts group had a 37 percent higher risk of death than those in the healthy food group.

For example, employees at 24 - hour convenience stores typically face higher risks of injury than those who work at clothing boutiques.

Women with PCOS are at higher risk of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, heart disease, and high blood pressure.

If the organ descent increases in severity, physical therapy will not be an option anymore, and the only solution will be surgical, with higher risk of complications and side effects.

This study showed, we are told, that «if you are on welfare and looking for work, you are at significantly higher risk of depression» than people who are employed.

However, some women elect to have their breasts removed as a preventative measure if they have a very high risk of developing breast cancer.

These parents have a significantly higher risk of losing custody of their children, especially when they are going through a divorce.

Men who live alone have a much higher risk of depression and suicide than married men with children.

Due to the huge rush on the roads, driving a two wheeler carries high risk of accidents that may cause damages to a third party or your own damage.

It should come as no surprise that eating eggs is associated with higher risks of stroke and heart disease.

If, for instance, your baby is lactose intolerant or has a milk allergy, then your baby has a much higher risk of contracting constipation.

Patients with both conditions are at especially high risk of serious complications and death.

These items are at high risk of becoming lost and also serve as a distraction which creates safety issues.

Insurance for young drivers is usually expensive due to high risk of accidents for new drivers.

According to the department's evaluation, one nuclear reactor has a relatively high risk of damage from an earthquake.

His lab focuses on genes associated with higher risk of type 1 diabetes that also play a role in other autoimmune diseases.

But they are also at higher risk of suffering from environmental factors.

They identified the «glass cliff» phenomenon to explain why women in leadership positions come to be associated with higher risks of failure.

Because these dogs can not handle a sustained activity, they are at high risk of obesity and structural problems.

This program offers federally - backed flood insurance coverage to home and business owners, even if they have a very high risk of flood damage.

The vaccine could be considered for young cats at high risk of exposure in large, multiple cat environments.

Children who experience poverty in their preschool years, in particular, have a substantially higher risk of not graduating from high school and so of suffering all of the resulting economic consequences.

The procedure, called a cervical stitch, is performed on roughly 2 million women a year worldwide who are considered at high risk of miscarriage or premature birth.

Additionally, it's important to note that renters are at a significantly higher risk of experiencing loss than homeowners.

The lender is able to provide the same great mortgage products and rates to borrowers that are at a slightly higher risk of default.

• About 20 % to 30 % of all species face a «high risk of extinction» if average global temperatures rise another 1.5 to 2.5 degrees Celsius compared to 1990 levels.

The study found that persons drinking 7 to 14 standard drinks each week has a 5 percent higher risk of early death than those who drink less or not at all.

Older pets and those with even minor health and behavioral problems are at an even higher risk of euthanasia.

People who have already been married once have an even higher risk of divorce in subsequent marriages.

In another, babies without certain gut microbes at just one month of age had a three times higher risk of developing allergic reactions by age 2 and asthma by age 4!

Furthermore, it involves a particularly high risk of injury to people working in that field.

Thirty five years from now the countries where roughly half the world's population lives, may be facing what scientists are calling a «high risk of severe water stress».