Sentences with phrase «on family history»

In 38 of the patients, increased risk of the disease was based on family history of pancreatic cancer.

They gathered information on family history of ear infections, cigarette smoke exposure and breast versus formula feeding.

In this article, we are focusing on the Family History and how it impacts your term insurance premium.

When not working, I enjoy photography, working on family history, reading, relaxing in nature and spending time with family and friends.

Well, carrying on family history is one reason.

This is due to the non medical underwriting being based on family history questions.

I would recommend this to anyone looking for term life, and especially to those who want accurate quotes based on family history or other health factors.

ROCKS IN MY POCKETS Writer - director Signe Baumane has drawn on her family history for this unusual animated feature about women, depression, and madness.

On his religions as on his family history.

This spring she was invited by Yiddishkayt as a guest artist in Moldova, where she began research on her family history.

While most estate or trust attorneys recommend purchasing a policy to age with rates guaranteed to age 121, most of our clients base their decision on family history of longevity and the cost of their coverage.

Ancestor worship, I suspect, began as a good effort to remember and honor the dead, to pass on the family history to the children.

In this video, Laurence Sperling, MD, the founder and director of Preventive Cardiology at the Emory Clinic in Atlanta, explains how he focuses first on family history when examining patients with early signs of heart disease.

In Lithonia, Georgia, a fifth — grade social studies unit on family history culminates with students using favorite objects to make visual representations of their lives.

Rujeko Hockley, Assistant Curator, Whitney Museum of American Art, moderates this very personal conversation that touches on family history, politics, and identity, through the lens of contemporary art.

In the case of critical illness however, there is an increased emphasis on family history, smoking and bodymass index are risk factors that can demonstrate a marked increase risk with respect to critical illness cover.

Other cancer screenings, like mammograms, start later in life — around age 40, depending on your family history and other possible health risks.

Aranda's recent work draws on his family history and particularities of his childhood that speak to broader cultural themes.

First, FR - EXT was defined at a phenotypic level and was based on family history as a proxy for genetic vulnerability.

Public records can be very helpful when doing research on your family history or genealogy.

Clinician's will guide you through completion of various assessments to gather information on your family history, child's developmental and medical history, and family dynamics that relate to the reason for your visit.

If there is no contact with a sibling and none is sought, as in Ron's case, a focus on family history may be most useful.

Researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) and New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI) used magnetic resonance imaging to compare people at high risk for depression to those at low risk based on their family history of depression.

During that visit, your gynaecologist will conduct a complete gynaecological examination on you, blood tests, genetic tests based on family history and test for rubella immunity (of which you should get vaccinated).

Discussions included genetic counseling, making health decisions based on family history and the health benefits of consuming moderate amounts of red wine.

Patients and friends have asked me to post on this topic, usually because they've been diagnosed with breast cancer or pre-cancer or have an increased risk based on family history, or... are just female and concerned.

As earlier mentioned, research has shown about 30 % of all causes is based on family history.

While BCPs may reduce your risk of ovarian, endometrial, and thyroid cancer, they may modestly increase your risk of breast cancer, so take care to adjust based on family history and individual risk.

Prior to 50, women should talk their doctor to decide when the best time to start would be, based on family history, breast exams, age, and other personal risk factors.

It was a lot of fun to relive some good childhood memories and brush up on some family history.

One of the best of the many recent books about young people in the South during the Civil War, this draws on family history to tell the story of Frank, 11, who wishes he were old enough to join his dad and brother in the Confederate army.

The novel follows a character who, after his father is killed, makes his way to Washington, D.C. Mengestu drew on family history to imagine the past of his main character.

Much of Fujiwara's work is deeply autobiographical, mixing fact and fiction to create intricate installations and performances which draw on his family history.

Erik Waterkotte creates work that centers on concepts of belief, ritual, and space while mixing various experimental printmaking techniques and layering graphics based on his family history, Catholic - upbringing, and fascination with early - American occult.

I would recommend this to anyone looking for term life, and especially to those who want accurate quotes based on family history or other health factors.

This type of coverage might be also good fit if you are concerned about your predisposition for illness or diseases based on your family history.

However, the length of your coverage can be customized based on your family history.

A good independent agent can help you navigate toward the company that will be best for you based on family history.

And if we know that we are at genetic risk for divorce (based on our family history), what can we do about it?

Based on his family history and his parents» concerns, I decided to invite him to the play room when I first met him.