Sentences with phrase «of early death»

Perhaps the risk of early death in individuals diagnosed with ADHD lies in the absence of recognition and treatment of complex underlying causes.

In a recent survey There are 32 percent higher rates of early death in single men compared to married men.

This is the only guaranteed part of the endowment policies that you will get the assured sum on the policy maturity date or before in case of early death of the insured.

In the event of an early death, it provides for your loved ones in your absence.

Patients ultimately are at risk of early death from respiratory failure.

In 2016, key factors driving the increased likelihood of early death for those aged 20 to 55 included substance abuse, suicide, and alcohol - related conditions.

Parental divorce during childhood emerged as the single strongest predictor of early death in adulthood.

Even if you miss out on retirement because of an early death, you'd still like your spouse to be financially secure enough to have a chance at enjoying retirement, right?

I have lived with the prospect of an early death for the last 49 years.

Even a moderate amount of excess body fat can reduce a dog's lifespan and increase its chances of early death.

They found that eating lots of fiber was even linked to a lower risk of early death among men and women.

This compares with 8.5 per cent of early deaths attributed to smoking, three per cent to diabetes and three per cent to cholesterol.

Only 4 per cent of applicants have weighted premiums: they include some heavy smokers and some people with a family history of early death, from heart disease for example.

In fact, there were nine million premature pollution - related deaths in 2015 alone, with air pollution being the biggest single driver of early deaths.

Gradually though, researchers discovered a trend of early deaths among those working with the material.

Those chasing health and longevity should instead replace them with fats from meat free sources — and see the risk of an early death drop by between 11 % and 19 %.

These are worked out by combining the number of years of life lost as a result of early death and the number of years lived with disability.

This let her tease out the share of early deaths was due to coal burning.

One study found that exposing male mice for one - fifth of their lifespan to steroid doses comparable to those taken by human athletes caused a high frequency of early deaths.

The study found that just a 20 - minute brisk walk each day is enough to reduce the risk of early death found in those who did not exercise.

They also had a 65 percent reduction of early death.

It may not happen to someone you know very often, but the effects of early death are far - reaching and limitless.

It helps ensure that the business can absorb the financial strain of an early death and continue sustainably.

Cash refund options are also available to insure that all monies, plus interest, are returned to named beneficiaries in the event of an early death.

It offers the lump sum assured at the maturity of the policy or in case of early death of the policy holder.

Researchers say the result can predict your risk of early death from heart disease and other causes.

Additional benefit: Some child insurance plans also provide a guaranteed yearly income to your children for the rest of the premium paying period in case of early death of their parents.

In one of the new studies, the scientists found a higher risk of early death among middle - aged people who ate lots of protein.

Many consumers find that it is more difficult to get whole life insurance coverage if they have a family history of early death, but it is not impossible to find an insurance provider.

In one study, IVDD was the leading cause of early death in dachshunds.

The investigators also found that those who listed more non-spousal family members in their network, regardless of closeness, had lower odds of early death compared with those who listed fewer family members.

In a meta - analysis of 3 million people, which controlled for confounding factors such as demographics and objective isolation, loneliness increased odds of an early death by 26 %.

The movie follows the group of school friends from their peculiar upbringing to their troubled adulthood blighted by an unrequited love affair and the prospect of an early death as involuntary organ donors.

The study published in PLOS ONE journal claimed people between the ages of 40 to 65 years old that regularly attend services at a church, mosque or synagogue decrease their chance of an early death by 50 per cent.

Reversionary bonus: This is the extra money that is paid additionally to the sum assured at the time of early death of maturity of the policy.

The study found that those who sit for 11 hours or more during the day have a 40 percent greater likelihood of early death compared to those who sat for four hours or less throughout the day.

The second found a link between high levels of grilled, smoked, and barbecued meat and higher rates of early death among breast cancer survivors.

Now, the caveat here is that it's hard to know whether drinking coffee actually caused the reduced risk, or if it just so happens that people who already have a reduced incidence of early death happened to drink a lot of coffee, according to Dr. Ming Ding, of the Harvard School of Public Health, who was the lead author of the study in the medical journal, Circulation.

«Tighter vehicle emission standards coupled with measures to improve real - world compliance could prevent hundreds of thousands of early deaths from air pollution - related diseases each year,» said Anenberg.

Researchers from the University of Melbourne argued recently that given the large number of early deaths caused by motor vehicle pollution it is car use, not car accidents, that is the more significant killer.

Loyalty addition is provided in case of life assured surviving the date of the maturity or in case of early death after 5 years.

Last evening Barth reached out, in gratitude and respect, toward the ultimate mystery of Mozart, working alternately on the Requiem and the Magic Flute as the shadows of early death visibly closed in about him, but the great theologian did not attempt by some intellectual incision to penetrate the great musician's uttermost secret.

Dire warnings about China's ravenous appetite for coal also emerged in recent weeks, with researchers finding that hundreds of thousands of early deaths stemmed from coal - derived pollution (Greenwire, Aug. 18).

Turning the tide of early deaths linked to autism must be a priority, says James Cusack, a campaigning researcher, who has autism himself

Indeed, her Christ - like pose in the image Cattelan worked from can be seen as playful, rather than as an inevitable foreshadowing of early death.

In collaboration with his children, he continues his research into the molecular biology of aging, which he says «has the potential to improve human nutrition and preventive medicine, increase the human lifespan, and decrease the tragic suffering and loss of early deaths.»

Three - quarters of the global population uses just 10 percent of the world's energy, 1 billion people lack access to electricity, and 3 billion cook their food over dung, wood, and charcoal, leading to millions of early deaths.