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1 mutation causing CIPA diagnosed in a Spanish teenager.

2 the recent trend of increasing obesity among teenagers.

3 ine (MCV-4) is recommended for United States teenagers.

4 when applying these guidelines to individual teenagers.

5 missions of less than 6 months and for older teenagers.

6 ness of behavioral intervention for suicidal teenagers.

7 s, especially among well-educated adults and teenagers.

8 g age and that lesions are present in 1 of 6 teenagers.

9 crashes are the leading cause of death among teenagers.

10 ed after childbirth than optimistic pregnant teenagers.

11 fied risk factor for repeated pregnancies in teenagers.

12 and from 2.1% to 34.8% for male children and teenagers.

13 < 0.001), with TNF protein being highest in teenagers.

14 se manifests gradually in previously healthy teenagers.

15 houghts and behaviors (STBs) is common among teenagers.

16 ecome a recommendation for smartphone use in teenagers.

17 dren (97 vs 103; P=0.006) but not infants or teenagers.

18 97 versus 103; P = 0.006) but not infants or teenagers.

19 er for children younger than 6 years and for teenagers.

20 ength in younger children when compared with teenagers.

21 al scarring due to acne affects up to 20% of teenagers.

22 nt headache, occurring in up to 28% of older teenagers.

23 ar emphasis on considerations for parents of teenagers.

24 e unique aspects of melanoma in children and teenagers.

25 LT candidates, and pediatric subpopulations-teenagers ( 12 to <18), children ( 2 to <12), and infant

26 resholds, regardless of language status, but teenagers (12-16 years) with SLI had higher thresholds t

27 years) and older adults (>/= 60 years) than teenagers (12-19 years) and adults (20-59 years).

28 for children (14.0% [95% CI = 8.0%-19.6%]), teenagers (12.1% [95% CI = 8.2%-15.9%]), and adults (14.

29 The long-term outcomes for teenagers (13-20 yrs), patients with FGS, and African-Am

30 Ps compared to young adults (25.0 years) and teenagers (13.8 years).

31 01), children (32 versus 50; P < 0.001), and teenagers (15 versus 25; P < 0.001).

32 P<0.001), children (32 vs 50; P<0.001), and teenagers (15 vs 25; P<0.001).

33 DA terminated compared with 10 of 65 control teenagers (15%) (risk difference [TDP - control], -9% [9

34 Of 2 242 929 teenagers, 163 124 (7.3%) experienced a pregnancy at a m

35 01), children (26 versus 29; P < 0.001), and teenagers (26 versus 31; P < 0.001).

36 ; P=0.01), children (26 vs 29; P<0.001), and teenagers (26 vs 31; P<0.001).

37 ), children (677 versus 547; P < 0.001), and teenagers (404 versus 248; P < 0.001).

38 <0.001), children (677 vs 547; P<0.001), and teenagers (404 vs 248; P<0.001).

39 Among teenagers, 51.5% reported total sleep times (TST) of les

40 Overall, 5 of 86 TDP teenagers (6%) had the tODA terminated compared with 10

41 A total of 32 270 243 children and teenagers (65.8% female individuals and 34.2% male indiv

42 that ESKD incidence rose for Black and White teenagers, adults, and older adults for two decades begi

43 eeved shirts/pants or T-shirts/shorts), age (teenagers, adults, and seniors), relative humidity (low

44 MD-W cases were reported in vaccine-eligible teenagers after the campaign.

45 m enhancement CMR should be postponed in the teenager age.

46 Brain Bees are neuroscience competitions for teenagers (age 13 through 19) hosted around the world.

47 We studied 31 diabetic teenagers (age 15.0 +/- 2.4 years; duration of diabetes

48 74 years old were obese and more than 17% of teenagers (age, 12-19 y) were overweight.

49 -up campaigns during 2008-10 targeting older teenagers aged <19 years.

50 In teenagers aged 13 to <17 years, improvement in amblyopic

51 he highest increase in participation was for teenagers aged 15-19 years, with smaller improvements in

52 levels of (1) the proportion of children and teenagers aged 9 to 17 years who initiated and were up t

53 and from 7.0% to 77.6% for male children and teenagers aged 9 to 17 years.

54 ation rates was conducted among children and teenagers aged 9 to 17 years; the analysis of HPV-relate

55 pared with unvaccinated and unisolated adult/teenager (aged >12 years) contacts, vaccination reduced

56 onducted with children (aged 8-12 years) and teenagers (aged 13-17 years) with self-/proxy-reported m

57 A and with parents/caregivers of children or teenagers (aged 4-17 years) with moderate or severe PA.

58 rticipants were interviewed: 24 children, 39 teenagers and 44 caregivers.

59 In study 2, 43 pregnant teenagers and 49 nonpregnant teenagers completed the sam

60 of amputation and malignant morbidity among teenagers and adolescents.

61 childhood health, later health behaviours as teenagers and adults (including decisions on educational

62 foods that are widely consumed by children, teenagers and adults around the world.

63 incidence and severity of local reactions in teenagers and adults.

64 h fidelity data in toddlers, young children, teenagers and adults.

65 er CF patients, Bcc infections only arise in teenagers and adults.

66 gence has been particularly noticeable among teenagers and adults.

67 adrenaline (epinephrine) for anaphylaxis in teenagers and adults; however, most autoinjectors delive

68 eliable marker of infection, particularly in teenagers and after treatment.

69 The seroprevalence quintupled among white teenagers and doubled among whites in their twenties.

70 ther pregnancy is a stressful life event for teenagers and is associated with depression for teenager

71 knee height occurs in nearly 50% of pregnant teenagers and is associated with greater gestational wei

72 gestation and postpartum than in nongrowing teenagers and mature gravidas.

73 lower fetal growth compared with nongrowing teenagers and mature pregnant women.

74 avioural rule switches) in autistic children/teenagers and more perseverative behaviours in autistic

75 ed changes in the mental health of parenting teenagers and nonparenting teenagers over 6 years of fol

76 rred in select populations such as children, teenagers and those in resource-limited settings.

77 internationally, now is the time to focus on teenagers and young adults across the research pipeline

78 As survival rates in teenagers and young adults diagnosed with haematological

79 Under-representation of teenagers and young adults in clinical trials for cancer

80 d on strategies to increase participation of teenagers and young adults in clinical trials.

81 Chlamydial infection is common in teenagers and young adults in community settings.

82 Among teenagers and young adults who had been diagnosed with d

83 to type 1 diabetes vs type 2 diabetes among teenagers and young adults who had been diagnosed with d

84 nt was from a Principal Treatment Centre for Teenagers and Young Adults with Cancer and a Cancer Cent

85 ia, fibula and arteries in the lower legs of teenagers and young adults with CTEV using 3D magnetic r

86 of prevalent haematological malignancies in teenagers and young adults, and provide an evidence-base

87 ciency is strongest, but rather fair-skinned teenagers and young adults, who are at highest risk of u

88 l dysfunction has been demonstrated in older teenagers and young adults.

89 te the spread of meningococcal disease among teenagers and young adults.

90 ately leading to early mortality in affected teenagers and young adults.

91 ations to data for cancer clinical trials in teenagers and young adults.

92 ss-reactive peanut and tree nut allergies in teenagers and young adults.

93 Two of the level I studies included older teenagers and young adults; the remainder of the studies

94 strategic approach to improve recruitment of teenagers and younger adults to clinical trials for canc

95 e hypothesize that during the prevaccine era teenagers' and adults' primed immunity was frequently bo

96 evaluated sequentially in Vietnamese adults, teenagers, and 2- to 4-year-old children.

97 e symptomatic in 24.5% of children, 41.2% of teenagers, and 62.5% of adults.

98 ed FAQOL in extensively phenotyped children, teenagers, and adults with confirmed IgE-mediated FA.

99 ht (BW)/day for infants, toddlers, children, teenagers, and adults, respectively.

100 g/kg bw/day for infants, toddlers, children, teenagers, and adults, respectively.

101 ips play a vital role in the social lives of teenagers, and friendship quality can substantially impa

102 nsistent when considering older children and teenagers, and long-term outcomes for all ages.

103 The highest prevalence (81.5%) was among teenagers, and the highest mean infection score (+2.5) w

104 It is necessary to build rapport with teenagers, and this should start before transplantation.

105 These teenagers are at significant risk for becoming obese adu

106 in adolescence, and approximately 25% of US teenagers are daily smokers.

107 Absence seizures in children and teenagers are generally considered relatively benign bec

108 Teenagers are often impulsive.

109 olled group and in eight healthy nondiabetic teenagers as control subjects (HbA(1c) 6.3 +/- 0.2, 10.5

110 of these findings for what may lie ahead for teenagers as globalization continues to expand.

111 ection with 300 mug or 500 mug adrenaline in teenagers at risk of anaphylaxis.

112 e research opportunities widely available to teenagers because this experience dramatically affects o

113 Among these sexually experienced teenagers, birth rates also declined between 1980 and 19

114 gG and IgM anti-LPS levels in the adults and teenagers: both conjugates elicited a greater than fourf

115 illingness measures were less positive among teenagers but increased significantly after exposure to

116 continuously monitor the driving behavior of teenagers by instrumenting vehicles with kinematic senso

117 es is partial and short-lived, especially in teenagers, calling for novel immunization strategies.

118 ficant increase in myopia among children and teenagers can be observed all over the world.

119 These parents had 143 teenagers (cases) participating in the Young-HUNT study.

120 reased with age (AUC 0.898, 0.806, 0.783 for teenagers, children, and infants, respectively).

121 ted in the 1990s has been attributed to more teenagers choosing abstinence, the availability of long-

122 ie, < or = 30% of energy intake from fat; 5) teenagers compensate for energy intake the least of all

123 In study 1, 122 pregnant and 96 nonpregnant teenagers completed questionnaires assessing depression

124 2, 43 pregnant teenagers and 49 nonpregnant teenagers completed the same questionnaires.

125 s and driving performance as measured by the teenagers' completion of the standardized and validated

126 the risk of infection among unisolated adult/teenager contacts (relative risk (RR) = 0.21, 95% credib

127 minated the tODA if they determined that the teenager could not safely complete it.

128 cians need to focus on positive ways to help teenagers develop healthy relationships while providing

129 he vast majority (86.7%) of African American teenagers did not use either substance before committing

130 three young adults, three seniors, and three teenagers) did appear to impact squalene depletion on th

131 Melanoma in children and teenagers differs from melanoma in young adults in demog

132 the temporal evolution of friendships among teenagers during two consecutive academic years by means

133 The study analyzed data from the Military Teenagers Environments, Exercise, and Nutrition Study, a

134 ill aggressively marketing their products to teenagers, ethnic minority groups, and young adults.

135 In study 3, pessimistic teenagers experienced a higher level of depression than

136 e Food Allergy Quality of Life Questionnaire-Teenager Form (FAQLQ-TF), and the Food Allergy Quality o

137 e (FAQLQ), either Parent Form, Child Form or Teenager Form depending on child's age.

138 Pregnancy may serve to protect pessimistic teenagers from experiencing depression.

139 in a five-wave study of 292 African American teenagers from rural Georgia.

140 Compared with men who as teenagers had been outside less than once a week, men wh

141 Growing teenagers had leptin concentrations that increased with

142 The use of such drugs among teenagers has been of particular concern.

143 Medication noncompliance in teenagers has been shown to be more than four times grea

144 increase in the use of nicotine products by teenagers has revealed an urgent need to better understa

145 se findings demonstrate that the majority of teenagers have antibody titers (> or =1:32) to TSST-1 an

146 Only a small minority of teenagers have unprotected first intercourse, and early

147 or both substances, with 41.7% of the white teenagers having used ethanol.

148 o 0.27, 5 trials, N = 435), or self-reported teenager HRQL (g = 0.00, 95% CI: -0.41 to 0.40, 3 trials

149 expression with maturation, particularly in teenagers (IL6, p = 0.004; TNF, p = 0.002; IL13, p < 0.0

150 level of trait anxiety among myopic group of teenagers in comparison to teenagers with emmetropia, an

151 ce, differences in the overall proportion of teenagers in each group that had assessments terminated

152 imply reflect sex differences observed among teenagers in general.

153 Teenagers in the health care setting need age-appropriat

154 In contrast with Singapore teenagers, in whom tilted disc and peripapillary atrophy

155 ion have specific challenges in children and teenagers, including ethical, practical, and scientific

156 ereas exits from employment were linked with teenagers' increased behavior problems.

157 Prevention of infection in teenagers is a high priority.

158 The late annual graft loss rate in teenagers is higher than that in children aged <12 years

159 Although primary prevention of smoking among teenagers is important, reducing adult smoking pays more

160 Smoking among teenagers is increasing and the initiation of tobacco us

161 that the incidence of malignant melanoma in teenagers is increasing.

162 aying attention in a classroom of boisterous teenagers, it's often hard to maintain focus on goals in

163 erranean Diet Quality Index for Children and Teenagers (KIDMED).

164 ms, including choosing a creative gift for a teenager, making a toy, repurposing unused items and des

165 ur findings encourage the use of toddler and teenager MenACWY vaccination in national immunization pr

166 (fMRI) male and female typically-developing teenagers (n = 28; 13 females) and adults (n = 25; 14 fe

167 Creative and individualized reminders for teenagers need to be developed and validated.

168 actice driving on the driving performance of teenagers; nevertheless, most Graduated Driver Licensing

169 Marijuana use by teenagers often predates the use of harder drugs, but th

170 The teenagers on average were 13.7 0.85 years of age, and my

171 y criteria were appropriate for inclusion of teenagers or young adults or amended during the study pe

172 of the cardiac arrests occurred in children, teenagers, or young adults.

173 alth of parenting teenagers and nonparenting teenagers over 6 years of follow-up with mixed-effects r

174 indicate that mental health improved for all teenagers over 6 years of follow-up.

175 sttest; P<0.001) and from 80.6% to 82.0% for teenagers (P<0.001).

176 ity of supervised practice and improving the teenagers' prelicensed driving performance.

177 e more likely to convert to daily smoking as teenagers, progressed more rapidly from smoking initiati

178 tribute to a more accurate analysis of young teenagers' psychological problems, especially among boys

179 hanges, coinciding with major changes in how teenagers regulate emotions and impulses, as well as in

180 e risk of infection among unvaccinated adult/teenager (RR = 0.12, 95% CrI: 0.06, 0.21) and child cont

181 nmental circumstances add significantly to a teenager's risk of suicide.

182 Teenagers smoke 1.1 billion packs of cigarettes yearly a

183 n parallel with the heightened complexity of teenagers' social worlds.

184 Dutch teenagers spent almost 4 hours per day on their smartpho

185 ion-based cohort study of 2.2 million female teenagers, teen pregnancy was associated with future pre

186 Teenagers tend to present in a similar manner to adults

187 o be more frequent in infants, children, and teenagers than in adults.

188 It was hypothesized in teenagers that higher cortisol response to stress is ass

189 n addition to the high levels of use amongst teenagers, the potency of Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (

190 of the worldwide increase in tobacco use by teenagers, these studies raise concern that cardiovascul

191 The triad of young age (teenager to young adult), systemic teratoma, and high re

192 with very young children, the transition of teenagers to adult medicine, and the goal of achieving t

193 We therefore did a case-control study in teenagers to assess vaccine effectiveness.

194 ill encounter more and more beauty-conscious teenagers using these products for preventive rather tha

195 The trend for CT use in children and teenagers was also evaluated.

196 At Stanford,694 children and teenagers were monitored for 1 to 31.6 years (mean, 13.1

197 Teenagers were more likely to begin care later than adul

198 amilies enrolled, pandemic cohorts had fewer teenagers, were more likely to be married, and were mult

199 ed with HCM, WPW, and skeletal myopathy as a teenager, whereas his carrier mother developed DCM durin

200 and the message we attempt to project to our teenagers, whether athletes or not.

201 he proband initially presented with HCM as a teenager, which progressed to dilated cardiomyopathy (DC

202 ildren with HNF1B mutations, we identified a teenager who presented with tetany and hypomagnesemia.

203 or cause of motor vehicle crashes both among teenagers who are novice drivers and among adults who ar

204 ified that visual discomfort is common among teenagers who carry these conditions.

205 Internet addiction is a problem even among teenagers who do not view pornography online.

206 ould be assessed whether supports for female teenagers who experience a pregnancy can enhance the pre

207 In this population-based study, teenagers who had a parent with cancer did not have high

208 ation-based design to study such problems in teenagers who have a parent with cancer (cases) compared

209 ems has been observed in clinical studies of teenagers who have a parent with cancer.

210 ee suggested that the number of children and teenagers who were prescribed antidepressants continued

211 yses suggest that the number of children and teenagers who were prescribed antidepressants has decrea

212 We report virus isolation from a Florida teenager with a rash and fever.

213 eful and deliberate in their evaluation of a teenager with recent-onset symptoms suggestive of ADHD,

214 Contact tracing of a teenager with smear-positive pulmonary tuberculosis matc

215 nagers and is associated with depression for teenagers with a pessimistic attributional style but not

216 In studies 1 and 2, pregnant teenagers with a pessimistic attributional style were le

217 Study 3 evaluated whether pregnant teenagers with a pessimistic attributional style will be

218 To compare visual acuity (VA) improvement in teenagers with amblyopia treated with a binocular iPad g

219 nt with cancer (cases) compared with matched teenagers with cancer-free parents (controls).

220 d on sex, age, and municipality, 429 control teenagers with cancer-free parents were drawn from the Y

221 g myopic group of teenagers in comparison to teenagers with emmetropia, and to confirm whether the le

222 We report two unrelated teenagers with HLH and an identical heterozygous RAB27A

223 continuous use remained significant only for teenagers with low exposure (B = -0.10 [95% CI, -0.20 to

224 , presentation, and outcomes of children and teenagers with melanoma using a US hospital-based oncolo

225 It comprised children and teenagers with myopic anisometropic amblyopia and unsucc

226 e extremely high in this population, even in teenagers with only 1 lifetime partner.

227 the leading causes of injury and death among teenagers worldwide.

228 a cross-sectional population-based survey of teenagers (Young-HUNT study).

229 ivity was observed for different age groups (teenagers/young adults/seniors) without ozone.