But while this «study stew» produced the appearance of a slightly elevated risk
of premature death among high - dose vitamin E users, the reported «increase» was exceedingly small — too small to be considered reliable, particularly given the crudeness of the statistical method used to obtain it.
The University of Chicago researchers said the increased risk
of premature death among women older than 50 «emphasizes the importance of other life - threatening health conditions in later life of the DES population.»
Rates
of premature death among drug abusers are up to eight times higher than in the general population, according to some estimates.
Not exact matches
A total
of 80
deaths due to GBS in
premature and full term newborns occur per year
among the 4 million low and high risk births in the US or 1/50, 000.
Low birth weight and
premature birth are
among the leading causes
of infant
death.
Eating too many calories contributes to people becoming overweight and increases the risks
of heart disease, diabetes and many cancers, which are
among the leading causes
of poor health and
premature death.
Among the polyunsaturated fats, both omega - 6, found in most plant oils, and omega - 3 fatty acids, found in fish and soy and canola oils, were associated with lower risk
of premature death.
Science says that three - to - five cups
of coffee a day can lower the risk
of premature death from diabetes and heart disease,
among other life - threatening medical conditions.
Overweight and obesity are associated with a significantly increased risk
of premature death, particularly
among men, with the effect seen across Europe, North America, East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, confirms an individual - participant data meta - analysis.
Visceral fear is not widely aroused by, for example, the daily emissions from coal burning, although, as a National Academy
of Sciences study found, this causes 10,000
premature deaths a year
among Americans.
Among U.S. states, Ohio has the leading number
of premature deaths from particulate matter from electricity generation.
Yet the WHO has estimated that
among the emergency workers at the scene, only about 50 died, and over the course
of 75 years after the disaster, the radiation will cause only around 4,000
premature deaths.
A month after the EPA released its new standards, a National Research Council report concluded that
premature deaths related to ozone exposure
of less than 24 hours are more likely
among those with pre-existing diseases.