ライフサイエンスコーパス: England

1 osis services in an inner-city area (London, England).

2 Health Protection Agency (now Public Health England).

3 viously estimated in small cohort studies in England.

4 tember 2014 across all 163 neonatal units in England.

5 ion, disease registry, and mortality data in England.

6 95% CI -0.5%-0.4%; p = 0.866) per quarter in England.

7 uptake on inequality in disease incidence in England.

8 2013 population of women aged 55-79 years in England.

9 Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in England.

10 sles was planted in 2013 in the southeast of England.

11 ing occurred during the winter of 2013-14 in England.

12 dementia-specialist care homes in North-West England.

13 older people's wards in an acute hospital in England.

14 or less than 0.05% of transport emissions in England.

15 new policy of mass paediatric vaccination in England.

16 ng 212 patients recruited to PROFILE Central England.

17 in an intensive arable catchment in eastern England.

18 between populations from New York State and England.

19 or higher from 23 primary care practices in England.

20 is randomised controlled trial in 18 SSSs in England.

21 bacterial sexually transmitted infections in England.

22 e-pharmacist led pain clinic in the north of England.

23 ave changed in recent years in north-east of England.

24 from 43 general practices in three areas of England.

25 nd Belgium, and lower in the Netherlands and England.

26 ve the Children International, Public Health England.

27 r in three secure mental health hospitals in England.

28 udy of >/=50-year olds individuals living in England.

29 primary and secondary care organisations in England.

30 s closest to one that circulated in Medieval England.

31 ter for genomic medicine in the Northwest of England.

32 now widespread across much of south and east England.

33 ice user quality of life and outcomes across England.

34 t study at seven hospitals in two regions in England.

35 primary care practices in central and south England.

36 ctive surveillance for USA300 in the east of England.

37 ed trial done at 13 sexual health clinics in England.

38 th encephalitis in the spring to fall in New England.

39 the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, England.

40 service (CAMHS) clinics in three regions in England.

41 son-years in adolescents aged 12-17 years in England.

42 tices in Scotland and the Tyneside region of England.

43 le with suspected psychosis in Mid and North England.

44 oury pudding common to parts of the North of England.

45 looding in many regions including south east England.

46 radical prostatectomy at an NHS provider in England.

47 ve other measures, in Oxfordshire and Leeds, England.

48 flood-affected postcodes in five counties in England.

49 urring non-fatal self-harm in adolescents in England.

50 Two university-based referral clinics: 1 in England, 1 in the United States.

51 lescents aged 12-17 years died by suicide in England (119 [70%] male and 133 [78%] aged 15-17 years)

52 entify patients admitted to hospitals within England (1997-2012).

53 ometric epidemiological model was built with England 2014/2015 as the setting.

54 e low pathogenicity influenza virus A/Turkey/England/647/77 as defined by substantial differences in

55 In the past decades in England, a significant reduction in the number of childr

56 tal costs for middle-aged and older women in England across a broad range of conditions, especially k

57 norovirus infection reported in hospitals in England, affecting >45 000 patients and staff.

58 In England, after the policy, there was a 1.1% (95% CI 0.7%

59 Women in England aged 50-64 years were recruited into the prospec

60 apy (SACT) dataset collated by Public Health England allows the assessment of factors affecting 30-da

61 er 2014) conducted in 54 family practices in England among 401 adults with acute cough and at least 1

62 gnosis with esophageal cancer (48% vs 50% in England and 49% vs 46% in Scotland, respectively) or gas

63 137,869 patient records, 85,286 (61.9%) from England and 52,583 (38.1%) from New York State, were ext

64 spectively) or gastric cancer (58% vs 57% in England and 59% vs 55% in Scotland, respectively).

65 nalysis comprised all acute NHS hospitals in England and all patients receiving primary THA.

66 (surveillance data provided by Public Health England and data from a large, nationally representative

67 s with higher median incomes, and in the New England and East South Central census regions (aOR vs Pa

68 sp, Vespula vulgaris, in its native range in England and its invaded range in New Zealand.

69 ords, with follow-up until September 2015 in England and January 2015 in Scotland.

70 Chile, Colombia, Mexico, the United Kingdom (England and Scotland), and the United States-countries t

71 rease substantially over the coming years in England and Scotland, particularly in females.

72 r survival in heart transplant recipients in England and should be considered when comparing outcomes

73 ergence analysis between P. rubra sampled in England and Spain indicates cryptic diversity.

74 ed from Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) in England and the New York Statewide Planning and Research

75 ngdom Clinical Research Practice Datalink in England and the Prescribing Information System in Scotla

76 logistic regression for differences between England and the United States with respect to population

77 This was followed by its distribution from England and these other countries to additional countrie

78 ) for influenza using primary care data from England and Wales (1967-2000).

79 interviews in populations aged 65+ years in England and Wales (1989-1994).

80 group B isolates obtained during 2007-08 in England and Wales (MATS coverage).

81 r samples collected at 120 main setts across England and Wales and employing a capture-mark-recapture

82 tion in the UK, differences in rates between England and Wales and Scotland, and changes over time in

83 ifference in mortality over time and between England and Wales and Scotland.

84 ted that if mortality rates by occupation in England and Wales applied to Scotland, 631 fewer men (95

85 In 2013 England and Wales began to fund a live attenuated influe

86 lation study of all live births occurring in England and Wales between 1 January 1993 and 31 December

87 yzed on all PCI-CABG procedures performed in England and Wales between 2005 and 2013.

88 a set on all CTO-PCI procedures performed in England and Wales between 2006 and 2013.

89 data set on all PCI procedures performed in England and Wales between 2006 and 2013.

90 ocedures was undertaken in all 92 centers in England and Wales between 2007 and 2013.

91 study characterises pig movements throughout England and Wales between 2009 and 2013 with a view to c

92 mic or primary intracerebral haemorrhage) in England and Wales between April 1, 2013, and March 31, 2

93 cruited from population records of births in England and Wales between January 1, 1994, and December

94 or substantial losses in nectar resources in England and Wales between the 1930s and 1970s; however,

95 loss of tax revenue, with alcohol misuse in England and Wales costing pound21 billion a year (possib

96 oved through 872,493 movements of batches in England and Wales during the 5-year study period.

97 percutaneous coronary intervention to SVG in England and Wales during the study period.

98 cancer diagnosed at 15 to 39 years of age in England and Wales from 1971 to 2006, and followed to 201

99 ed 15 years and older, diagnosed with HIV in England and Wales from 1997 to 2012, to the Office for N

100 sentative birth cohort of 2232 twins born in England and Wales from January 1, 1994, to December 4, 1

101 England and Wales have one of the highest frequencies of

102 es for growth of TRA in different regions in England and Wales in 448 853 patients who underwent perc

103 gery for acute subdural hematomas (ASDHs) in England and Wales over a 20-year period.

104 marked increase in the badger population of England and Wales since the 1980s.

105 anding our analysis to some other regions of England and Wales the risk increases to a 34% chance of

106 y Public Health England from 1911 to 2016 in England and Wales to identify periods of sudden escalati

107 nal Statistics for the general population in England and Wales to our cohort, and determined all-caus

108 e expectancy and the burden of disability in England and Wales up to 2025.

109 The estimated mean social group size in England and Wales was 6.74 (+/-0.63) badgers.

110 2 and 2013 in the National Health Service in England and Wales were analyzed.

111 on patients with NSTEMI in 247 hospitals in England and Wales were obtained from the Myocardial Isch

112 METHODS AND We identified all patients in England and Wales who underwent RA between January 1, 20

113 afety incidents involving sick children from England and Wales' National Reporting and Learning Syste

114 (aged >16 years in Scotland or >18 years in England and Wales) who had a confirmed diagnosis of Croh

115 nsus global health question (2011 census for England and Wales), health utility (EQ-5D-3L), and healt

116 Among men in England and Wales, health professionals had the lowest m

117 Among patients hospitalized with NSTEMI in England and Wales, improvements in all-cause mortality w

118 esults with the recent Badger Sett Survey of England and Wales, we estimate there are approximately 4

119 95% confidence intervals 391,000-581,000) in England and Wales.

120 validated using an independent data set from England and Wales.

121 ngland conducts enhanced IPD surveillance in England and Wales.

122 f executive nurses working at board level in England and Wales.

123 aged 40 to 69 years in 6 regional centers in England and Wales.

124 ic and sex-specific mortality statistics for England and Wales.

125 dy of patients admitted with acute stroke in England and Wales.

126 when compared with the general population in England and Wales.

127 en who died of IPD since PCV introduction in England and Wales.

128 vice for serotyping pneumococcal isolates in England and Wales.

129 of weekly consultation and virology data in England and Wales.

130 to a regional healthcare referral network in England and was otherwise grouped based on country of or

131 ears of wasp density data from four sites in England, and 23 years of data from six sites in New Zeal

132 nd traditional bullying among adolescents in England, and assess its relative effects on mental well-

133 C Clinical Trials Unit at UCL, Public Health England, and Gilead Sciences.

134 itochondrial disease in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, and review of cases published in the literature

135 ut the Southwest, northern Great Plains, New England, and South Atlantic for interstitial lung diseas

136 serogroup W outbreaks in the Netherlands and England, and the historical serogroup C outbreaks in bot

137 Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London, England, and the IVCCM images were analyzed at Weill Cor

138 om three areas (northeast England, northwest England, and the Leeds and Bradford area).

139 d at 4 sites in 4 countries (Canada, France, England, and the Netherlands) from which data were colle

140 UK NHS, Public Health England, and the UK Department of Health.

141 mes within eight football tiers (3 to 10) in England, and to extrapolate this to a national level.

142 al admissions and per diabetes prevalence in England; and in length of stay, in-hospital mortality, a

143 0-yr-old deciduous woodland stand in central England; and SwedFACE proposed in a hemiboreal, Pinus sy

144 nburg], the Netherlands [Rotterdam], the UK [England], and Spain [Zaragoza]) have compared dementia o

145 cing (WGS) typing pipelines at Public Health England are dependent on the initial identification of t

146 ates for all-cause childhood encephalitis in England are increasing.

147 ates for all-cause childhood encephalitis in England are scarce.

148 is higher following emergency laparotomy in England as compared with New York State despite similar

149 for MRSA is unlikely to be cost effective in England at the current NHS willingness-to-pay threshold,

150 r incidence, a dramatic increase was seen in England beginning in 2014.

151 various health expectancies have changed in England between 1991 and 2011, with identical study desi

152 visits and inpatient hospital admissions in England between 2007 and 2015 (with a mean of 26.8 milli

153 s of all patients who died from cirrhosis in England between 2013 and 2015, who required large-volume

154 racking the origin of gaitedness to Medieval England between 850 and 900 AD.

155 younger than 20 years who died by suicide in England between Jan 1, 2014, and April 30, 2015.

156 dney-alone transplant procedure performed in England between January 2003 and December 2014.

157 p) was subsequently digested with HinfI (New England Biolabs) at 37 degrees C for 12 h, separated by

158 demiology of LA-MRSA isolated in the East of England (broadly Cambridge and the surrounding area).

159 trate a low burden of LA-MRSA in the East of England, but the detection of mecC-MRSA and ST398 indica

160 teremia using isolates collected from across England by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemoth

161 r in three geographically defined centres in England (Cambridgeshire, Newcastle, and Nottingham) prov

162 on-based, observational study in the east of England (Cambridgeshire, UK).

163 compulsory education at age 16, students in England can choose to continue to study for two years (A

164 ng services in two locations in the North of England characterised by high levels of deprivation and

165 for patients was significantly higher in the England compared with New York State [11,604 (13.6%) vs

166 Public Health England conducts enhanced IPD surveillance in England an

167 Public Health England conducts IPD surveillance and provides a nationa

168 The incidence of C difficile in England declined by roughly 80% after 2006, following th

169 1, 2013, and Dec 31, 2015, 13 818 people in England died from liver disease and had large-volume par

170 olific invader (A. petiolata) throughout New England driven by poor demographic performance in warmer

171 ted in 42 family practices in South and West England, enrolled 576 adults recruited on the day of pre

172 water supplies (PWS) in Cornwall, South West England exceeded the current WHO guidance value and UK p

173 uating all patients with EFE referred to New England Eye Center at Tufts Medical Center, a tertiary c

174 healthy age-matched controls, all at the New England Eye Center in Boston, Massachusetts.

175 nal serum from 1,494 participants in the New England Family Study in relation to the level of materna

176 ster vaccination programme was introduced in England for adults aged 70 years with a phased catch-up

177 Over 10 years, hospital admissions in England for hypoglycaemia increased by 39% in absolute t

178 nal Health Service Digital and Public Health England for the 2014-15 financial year (April 1, 2014, t

179 d serogroup C disease in the Netherlands and England for the epidemiological years (July to June) 199

180 ts in the Park Grass Experiment, Rothamsted, England, for the 1915 to 1929 and 1995 to 2009 periods.

181 et fever notifications held by Public Health England from 1911 to 2016 in England and Wales to identi

182 cancer, identified from cancer registries in England from 1998 through 2012 and the Scottish Cancer R

183 al hospital admission and mortality data for England from 2006 to 2010 to identify all primary and co

184 relative increase of 79% (61-99) per year in England from 2011-12 to 2014-15 (p=0.03).

185 ted to psychiatric services in South London, England, from April 12, 2002, to July 26, 2013, with fir

186 in both cohorts were adults (>/=18 years in England, >/=16 years in Scotland), were diagnosed with p

187 Patients undergoing emergency laparotomy in England had significantly higher risk of mortality compa

188 adaptation mutations, was isolated from New England harbor seals in 2011.

189 : The herpes zoster vaccination programme in England has had a population impact equivalent to about

190 Atmospheric CO at Egham in SE England has shown a marked and progressive decline since

191 d electronic health records from a large New England health-care system between 2006 and 2013 to iden

192 We tested this hypothesis using all England Hospital Episode Statistics data (1998-2012), wi

193 e EQ-5D, was compared to a Health Survey for England (HSE, n = 2981) sample.

194 using as standard the general population of England in 2007.

195 repeated introductions of USA300 in eastern England in 2012-2013, with evidence for limited transmis

196 attending Stop Smoking Services (SSS) across England in 2012/13.

197 e acute National Health Service hospitals in England in 2014.

198 r findings informed modified guidance to NHS England in 2014.

199 ed patients with chlamydia from six areas in England in the National Chlamydia Screening Programme's

200 hospitalizations according to age groups in England in the period July 2007-June 2013.

201 esearch represent the forest of southern New England in the United States, we provide a preliminary e

202 h cervical and non-cervical) in all women in England in view of differences and changes in vaccinatio

203 6) of prescribing data from the northeast of England, in the United Kingdom.

204 Characteristics of cases and outbreaks in England including frequency of complications and hospita

205 ecember, 2010, National Health Service (NHS) England introduced national mandatory screening of all a

206 digrees originated in Italy, Brazil, Canada, England, Iran, and Japan.

207 INTERPRETATION: England is experiencing an unprecedented rise in scarlet

208 ections are described, and its prevalence in England is unknown.

209 y admission to psychiatric inpatient beds in England is worrying.

210 d from the Multicentre Study of Self-Harm in England (Jan 1, 2011, to Dec 31, 2013), and data from a

211 Two papers published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine describe the utility of abir

212 on (SRF) secretly funded a review in the New England Journal of Medicine that discounted evidence lin

213 y cardiovascular prevention published in New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, and the Journal

214 he 2012 Health and Social Care Act (HSCA) in England led to among the largest healthcare reforms in t

215 rrently seen in ash populations in Southeast England may not be an accurate predictor of the damage e

216 between populations from New York State and England might identify factors that could improve care.

217 a population-based case-control study in New England (n=(1,213) cases; n=(1,418) controls), we estima

218 Using data from the 2013-14 Public Health England National Study of Flooding and Health, we compar

219 phylococcus aureus (MRSA) genomes drawn from England, Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and the Repu

220 production areas are identified, in central England, northern Spain, and a major, long-lived but lit

221 al Health Trusts from three areas (northeast England, northwest England, and the Leeds and Bradford a

222 were drawn from two different localities in England, one North, the other South.

223 The clinical characteristics of all New England Organ Bank (NEOB) donors after circulatory death

224 dmission rates for childhood encephalitis in England over 33 years (1979-2011), to describe trends in

225 rocedures for stress urinary incontinence in England over 8 years.

226 ed tree species range boundary shifts in New England over the next century were far below (usually <2

227 ber of pediatric emergency appendectomies in England over the past decade were associated with an ove

228 ination and screening uptake by ethnicity in England, over time.

229 ual transmission within an MSM population in England, parameterized with sexual behaviour, GUM attend

230 In England, participation in breast cancer screening has be

231 inked cohort data collected by Public Health England (PHE) for individuals aged 15 years and older, d

232 ning uptake by ethnicity (from Public Health England [PHE]) and fitting it to data for HPV prevalence

233 ng over a 1-year period residing in southern England (population 5.99 million children) were eligible

234 5 international (Australia, New Zealand, and England) prospective, observational cohort studies with

235 excavated close to Cambridge in the East of England, ranging from the late Iron Age to the middle An

236 in heroin-related deaths since 2014, the New England region is in the midst of an opioid crisis that

237 om a population-based registry in South-East England register for ALS (SEALS) were studied.

238 before 2008, women from ethnic minorities in England reported a disproportionate share of cervical di

239 Consultants of Houston, Houston, Texas; New England Retina Associates, Guilford, Connecticut; Elman

240 ck intervention group was sent a letter from England's Chief Medical Officer and a leaflet on antibio

241 All parts of England saw an increase in incidence, with 620 outbreaks

242 nning pregnancy from 31 hospitals in Canada, England, Scotland, Spain, Italy, Ireland, and the USA.

243 randomised clinical trial at 92 hospitals in England, Scotland, Wales, Germany, France, and Sweden.

244 and stratified by age, sex, and UK country (England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland).

245 be a 13-year hourly time series from the New England shelf of data on the coastal phytoplankter Synec

246 onceptions in women younger than 18 years in England since the late 1990s.

247 Deployed as part of the Public Health England solution for M. tuberculosis genomic processing,

248 in many areas of Texas, New Mexico, and New England states for NOx and of California, Texas, and Mai

249 pread and is now well established in all New England states.

250 onsiderably more common among adolescents in England than cyberbullying.

251 d in the USA and introduced into practice in England that involves up to 64 structured home visits fr

252 ETATION: If our findings are extrapolated to England, the estimated overall annual cost of general ho

253 In England, the incidence increased substantially in 2012-1

254 standards for the National Health Service in England, the National Institute for Health and Care Exce

255 veral years later in the Netherlands than in England, the rate of increase was higher in the Netherla

256 In south east England there is a 7% chance of exceeding the current ra

257 rmed the decision by National Health Service England to extend primary care access across Greater Man

258 nked to Hospital Episode Statistics data for England to investigate the risks of hospitalization for

259 Its initial distribution occurred out of England to other countries.

260 ocolitis [UKNC-NEC] Study) of babies born in England to quantify the burden of severe or fatal necrot

261 e for National Statistics mortality data for England, to establish cause-specific risks of death betw

262 n of RSV in children younger than 5 years in England (UK), a representative high-income temperate cou

263 Using three towns in southern England, UK, all with varying greenspace structures, we

264 ears, the epidemiology of cervical cancer in England, UK, will change: human papillomavirus (HPV) scr

265 ged 18 years or older from 25 centres across England, UK.

266 tween 2012 and 2013 conducted in the East of England, United Kingdom.

267 nges under present and future climate in New England, United States to overcome issues of extrapolati

268 age will affect cervical cancer incidence in England up to 2040.

269 nd lower in the Netherlands (US $10,936) and England (US $9342).

270 and fruits) from specimens of two common New England (USA) species: Chelidonium majus and Vaccinium a

271 : Australia (AU), South Africa (SA), and New England, USA (NE).

272 pants were recruited from three sites in New England, USA (two hospital settings and one community he

273 patial variation in compulsory admissions in England using national patient-level data and quantified

274 tion in the National Health Service (NHS) in England, using prostate cancer surgery as a model.

275 group B meningococcal isolates from cases in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland during 2014-15 were

276 ional Quality Assurance Reference Centres in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland from the National H

277 re identified, and, on the basis of data for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, the estimated inci

278 Programme Database including data of ICUs in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

279 s (40 km) of one of 22 assessment centers in England, Wales, and Scotland were invited to enter the c

280 al costs among all women aged 55-79 years in England was attributed to excess weight (BMI >/=25 kg/m(

281 pread of the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic in England was characterized by two major waves of infectio

282 tional Health Service trusts in the North of England, we recruited severely depressed patients, who w

283 During the past two decades in England, we report an absolute compression (ie, reductio

284 Children born in New England were 50% more likely to be diagnosed with ASD co

285 First, if C difficile infection declines in England were driven by reductions in use of particular a

286 tervention psychosis services in the East of England were identified during 2 million person-years fo

287 who consulted 137 primary care physicians in England were screened for obesity.

288 ADB, whereas trees from Wales and Southeast England were the most badly damaged in both trial sites.

289 ors conducted a naturalistic cohort study in England, where such services are well established.

290 with survival after heart transplantation in England, where there is universal healthcare provision,

291 t strains of Neisseria gonorrhoeae in MSM in England, which was applied to data on diagnoses and pres

292 We mapped all patients in England who underwent radical prostatectomy between Jan

293 trial, women in six centres in the NHSBSP in England who were invited for routine breast cancer scree

294 l men and women with lung cancer residing in England, who were 24 years or older and who started a cy

295 that the introduction of HPV vaccination in England will initially widen a pre-existing disparity in

296 ny of 35 mental health services sites across England with first-episode psychosis, less than 6 weeks

297 ted injury to the National Health Service in England with the International Classification of Disease

298 for a period over 12,000 hours in Sheffield, England, with a Ts80 lifetime determined in excess of 10

299 ords of adolescents aged 15 years, living in England, with matching postcode and local authority data

300 ich if extrapolated to be applied throughout England would increase the cost of testing and monitorin