Sentences with phrase «odds of developing»

Also, in all cases, the act of forgiveness predicted lower odds of developing major depression among women.

For example, a study of 297 Finnish families with children aged 5 - 6 years, researchers found that kids who slept less than 9 hours each day had 3 - 5 times the odds of developing attention problems, behavior problems, and other psychiatric symptoms (Paavonen et al 2009).

The odds of developing anxiety disorders in later life are much higher for children who are behaviourally inhibited in early childhood.

However, for the low mood and «distress» cluster, there was also an increased odds of developing sleep problems.

Answering the following five questions in a fully persuasive way will greatly increase your odds of developing a winning resume.

Women who smoke 100 or more cigarettes may substantially increase their odds of developing breast cancer.

Women who used postmenopausal hormone therapy showed 81 percent increased odds, while aging raised the odds of developing breast cancer by 2 percent per year.

In another, California researchers found that adult non-smoking women who had spent long periods of time in smoking environments upped their odds of developing postmenopausal breast cancer.

While it's impossible to prevent heart disease in every case, there are things you can do to decrease your dog's odds of developing cardiac issues.

Yes, most dogs can «hold it» for a day, but this increases their odds of developing cystitis and urinary tract infections.

We recommend that pets begin receiving condroprotective supplements when they are young to reduce the odds of developing joint damage throughout their lives.

If a dog is spayed prior to the first heat, the odds of developing mammary cancer later in life are less than 1 %.

Moreover, the odds of developing gestational diabetes rose slightly with every 18 - degree rise in temperature, Booth said.

Researchers analyzed data from three large health databases, two in Sweden and one in Israel, and found that a child's odds of developing an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) tripled if he or she had a parent with schizophrenia.

Women over age 70 have higher odds of developing the disease, researchers have found.

Our muscular system also plays a vital role in energy metabolism, and building muscle mass can lead to improved blood glucose stability and reduce the odds of developing type 2 diabetes.

Twenty - four had mutations in the BRCA1 gene, which increases a woman's odds of developing breast and ovarian cancers.

While previous research has linked a Mediterranean diet to a reduced risk of heart disease and some cancers, as well as lower odds of developing Alzheimer's disease, scientists haven't conclusively proven that the diet itself is responsible, rather than other lifestyle choices made by people who eat this way.

A 2003 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that people who felt pressed for time or were inpatient had higher odds of developing high blood pressure over a 15 - year period, than people who did not feel such time pressure.

It has been recommended that women who drink black or green tea habitually have less odds of developing ovarian cancer than those who did not drink at all.

What's more tight hip flexors impact the whole posterior chain and boost the odds of developing injuries to the knees and ankles as well.

The MIND diet has been shown through numerous studies to lower your odds of developing Alzheimer's disease through eating foods that promote brain health.

Research has found that pesticide applicators exposed to heptachlor, an organochlorine insecticide, have 94 percent increased odds of developing diabetes.

Not surprisingly, recent research1 has pointed out that heart disease also increases your odds of developing Alzheimer's disease, which is a serious and deadly form of dementia.

Plus, over time, skimping on sleep can increase your odds of developing cardiovascular disease.

2014 — Pathophysiology publishes a follow - up study to the Swedish study noting that the odds of developing a malignant and highly lethal brain cancer called glioma rose concurrently with increased cell phone use.

Bacteria and yeast thrive in moist conditions, and not drying off can increase your odds of developing a yeast infection, says Dr. Twogood.

But now I know it can strike almost anyone, and despite a recent study that showed pregnant women have lower odds of developing melanoma, any expectant mother should not put off going to her dermatologist if she gets a hunch that a mole or mark looks suspicious.

For the estimated 250,000 to 415,000 women in the U.S. with a mutation in their BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene — including Angelina Jolie, who grabbed headlines in 2013 when she had a prophylactic double mastectomy — the surgery can reduce their odds of developing the disease by more than 90 percent.

The odds of developing diverticula increase with age.

Whether controlling high blood pressure («hypertension») reduces the odds of developing dementia, however, has not been scientifically proven, he said.

«You don't want to wear any really tight clothing or leggings that could cause any friction in the area,» says Roberts, which can increase you odds of developing wax burn afterward.

«While there are no guarantees when it comes to developing cancer, what we do know is that women can take steps every day to reduce the odds of developing breast cancer, along with many other cancers and chronic disease,» said Alice Bender, head of nutrition programs at AICR.

Strictly following the MIND diet could markedly drop the odds of developing Alzheimer's disease according to journal Alzheimer's & Dementia.

Findings of a new study have suggested that a concussion or other forms of traumatic brain injury can up a person's odds of developing dementia, even it the accident happened 30 years ago.

The study found that the odds of developing schizophrenia increased by 30 percent for each 10 - year increase in paternal age.

Her team is developing an antibody that targets an Alzheimer's gene variant called APOE4, found in about 1 in 5 people and that increases their odds of developing the condition.

Conclusions: Cancer survivors have reduced odds of developing AD and a lower burden of neurofibrillary tangle deposition.

The researchers think that some cardiovascular processes in midlife may have influenced the women's odds of developing dementia later in life.

As later studies revealed, however, the odds of developing cognitive difficulties are no better for that «off pump» surgery.

According to Hakonarson, two of the gene variations — acting alone — appear to increase one's odds of developing diabetes by 50 percent.

In contrast, patients who took the lowest doses had only slightly lower odds of developing Parkinson's disease in that period, the researchers report online today in Science.

The odds of developing chronic insomnia were 1.5 times greater for those in perimenopause than pre-perimenopause.

«We found that some types of physical workload increased the odds of developing RA more than others,» said Miss Pingling Zeng of the Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden.

As the team reports in the 29 July New England Journal of Medicine, these variants increased the odds of developing the illness by about 20 %.

And other findings suggest that for every two hours watched in one's youth, the odds of developing type 2 diabetes increase by 20 percent.

Previous studies have shown that for each additional hour of television watched in childhood, the odds of developing symptoms of depression increase by 8 percent and the odds of being convicted of a crime increase by 27 percent.

The group with the longest telomeres had 33 percent higher odds of developing any cancer than the group with the shortest telomeres, after taking into account the effect of age, sex, education and smoking habits.

That group also had 66 percent higher odds of developing lung cancer, 39 percent higher odds of developing breast cancer, 55 percent higher odds of developing prostate cancer and 37 percent higher odds of developing colorectal cancer.

Of all the cancers, pancreatic had the largest increase in incidence related to longer telomeres, with participants in the highest one - fifth for telomere length at nearly 2.6 times the odds of developing pancreatic cancer, compared to those in the lowest one - fifth for telomere length.