1 k and breast cancer adds to the inconsistent
epidemiologic evidence.
2 scular risk are supported by mechanistic and
epidemiologic evidence.
3 ), especially in men, on the basis of sparse
epidemiologic evidence.
4 IBDs and overall risk of cancer showed high
epidemiologic evidence.
5 ubject of debate as a result of inconsistent
epidemiologic evidence.
6 control air pollution warrants a new type of
epidemiologic evidence.
7 We systematically reviewed
epidemiologic evidence (
1988-2013) regarding sensitivity
8 ments for a risk factor including consistent
epidemiologic evidence,
a plausible mechanism of action,
9 ncy for Research on Cancer, based on limited
epidemiologic evidence and abundant experimental evidenc
10 Epidemiologic evidence and animal-model studies have est
11 view of meta-analyses to summarize available
epidemiologic evidence and assess its credibility.
12 To summarize the
epidemiologic evidence and assess the validity of claime
13 sure is lung cancer in non-smokers, based on
epidemiologic evidence and knowledge of the uptake and m
14 Epidemiologic evidence and several case reports suggest
15 Epidemiologic evidence and the recent identification of
16 The comprehensive reporting of
epidemiologic evidence and use of systematic methodologi
17 easing number of recent studies, the overall
epidemiologic evidence associating specific particulate
18 n for cardiovascular disease is supported by
epidemiologic evidence but remains controversial.
19 Even though
epidemiologic evidence clearly links maternal cigarette
20 Based on
epidemiologic evidence comparing Western and Asian popul
21 Despite the strong
epidemiologic evidence connecting PTSD and SLE, gaps rem
22 Epidemiologic evidence continues to accumulate regarding
23 d actions will ensure that the highest-level
epidemiologic evidence continues to support regulatory p
24 Observational
epidemiologic evidence coupled with these trial results
25 Epidemiologic evidence demonstrates that 131I treatment
26 Strong
epidemiologic evidence documents the protective effect o
27 this quantitative assessment, the available
epidemiologic evidence does not appear to support an ind
28 These results suggest that current
epidemiologic evidence does not preclude the existence o
29 The available
epidemiologic evidence does not support a strong associa
30 Otherwise, the biological and
epidemiologic evidence does not support any of the revie
31 ls with potential neurotoxicity, yet limited
epidemiologic evidence exists for their association with
32 This paper reviews the available
epidemiologic evidence for a relationship between the le
33 Epidemiologic evidence for all of these associations was
34 acids in blood and risk of prostate cancer;
epidemiologic evidence for an association, however, is i
35 e examined this relationship and discuss the
epidemiologic evidence for and against interpreting the
36 The
epidemiologic evidence for associations between dietary
37 ew the literature on proposed mechanisms and
epidemiologic evidence for developmental origins of adul
38 This study evaluated the
epidemiologic evidence for serovar-specific immunity to
39 There is strong
epidemiologic evidence for sexual transmission of high-r
40 Currently, there is no strong, consistent
epidemiologic evidence for substantial influences of sin
41 cal systems involved in mood regulation, but
epidemiologic evidence for such a link in the general po
42 This research provides
epidemiologic evidence for synergism between rotavirus a
43 In this review, we examine new
epidemiologic evidence for the association between psych
44 Current
epidemiologic evidence for the associations between diet
45 carcinogenic effects of flavonoids, although
epidemiologic evidence for the impact of dietary flavono
46 kers are in contradiction to a large body of
epidemiologic evidence for the reduction of risk of lung
47 Epidemiologic evidence for the relation between carbohyd
48 The
epidemiologic evidence for the role of alcohol use in pa
49 We then present new
epidemiologic evidence from Asian Indians enrolled in th
50 Strong
epidemiologic evidence from ecological and individual-le
51 considered when evaluating and interpreting
epidemiologic evidence from observational studies that c
52 Recent
epidemiologic evidence from post-mortem human brains rep
53 It is suggested that the
epidemiologic evidence from prospective cohort studies g
54 Clinical and
epidemiologic evidence from the 2023-24 outbreak of Orop
55 d in KS biopsies, and since that time strong
epidemiologic evidence has accumulated correlating infec
56 A large body of
epidemiologic evidence has been amassed attesting to the
57 f considerable public health import, but the
epidemiologic evidence has been inconsistent.
58 Epidemiologic evidence has demonstrated an association b
59 Epidemiologic evidence has emerged showing an associatio
60 Epidemiologic evidence has established a relationship be
61 Epidemiologic evidence has focused largely on organophos
62 t 20 years, a large body of experimental and
epidemiologic evidence has linked sleep duration and qua
63 This
epidemiologic evidence has not translated to raising HDL
64 Epidemiologic evidence has shown a link between short sl
65 Substantial
epidemiologic evidence has suggested a reduction in adva
66 Epidemiologic evidence has suggested that diets with a h
67 recently, due to experimental, genetic, and
epidemiologic evidence,
immune mechanisms have entered t
68 Whereas the
epidemiologic evidence implicating PDGF in human tumors
69 Despite
epidemiologic evidence implicating the early-life enviro
70 There is increasing
epidemiologic evidence implying a role for chronic infec
71 Epidemiologic evidence indicated exposures occurred at o
72 Epidemiologic evidence indicates a relevant association
73 Epidemiologic evidence indicates that depressed heart ra
74 Epidemiologic evidence indicates that exposure to hetero
75 Importance:
Epidemiologic evidence indicates that most of the genera
76 Epidemiologic evidence indicates that time outdoors redu
77 Experimental and
epidemiologic evidence indicates that variations of abso
78 Current
epidemiologic evidence informing these recommendations i
79 cancer risk have been hypothesized, but the
epidemiologic evidence is conflicting.
80 However, the
epidemiologic evidence is inconsistent and few studies h
81 in D [25(OH)D] in breast carcinogenesis, but
epidemiologic evidence is inconsistent.
82 related to the risk of prostate cancer, but
epidemiologic evidence is inconsistent.
83 crease risk for metabolic diseases; however,
epidemiologic evidence is lacking at the present time.
84 eract and play a role in carcinogenesis, but
epidemiologic evidence is lacking.
85 depression in postmenopausal women; however,
epidemiologic evidence is limited, and few prospective s
86 ther routes of exposure have been suggested,
epidemiologic evidence is limited.
87 reduced mortality from chronic diseases, but
epidemiologic evidence is mixed.
88 economic health disparities, and actionable
epidemiologic evidence is needed to identify potential v
89 tabolic evidence is still controversial; the
epidemiologic evidence is reviewed here.
90 Although the
epidemiologic evidence is strong, there are as yet no es
91 This
epidemiologic evidence led us to investigate the molecul
92 This review summarizes the
epidemiologic evidence linking autoimmune diseases and p
93 Epidemiologic evidence linking birth weight and asthma i
94 cant because it provides the first molecular
epidemiologic evidence linking defects in cell cycle che
95 s emerged as one important target because of
epidemiologic evidence linking HDL levels inversely to c
96 Epidemiologic evidence linking low genomic methylation i
97 There is strong
epidemiologic evidence linking myopia with glaucomatous
98 Epidemiologic evidence linking obstetric complications t
99 ssociated with acute respiratory health, the
epidemiologic evidence linking postnatal O3 exposure to
100 ulate matter in Europe's largest cities, and
epidemiologic evidence links exposure with respiratory s
101 Consistent with this, emerging
epidemiologic evidence links lipid alterations with Park
102 Although substantial
epidemiologic evidence links Streptococcus mutans to car
103 lity in timing of exposure measurements, the
epidemiologic evidence needed to determine the associati
104 This work provides further
epidemiologic evidence of a biologically plausible mecha
105 This study provides the first
epidemiologic evidence of a causal association between e
106 ical examination of current experimental and
epidemiologic evidence of a causal association between f
107 ical examination of current experimental and
epidemiologic evidence of a causal association between v
108 However, there is no direct
epidemiologic evidence of a correlation between populati
109 Recently, the
epidemiologic evidence of a link between stress and CAD
110 Epidemiologic evidence of a relation between serum total
111 res further definition, although there is no
epidemiologic evidence of a threat to eradication.
112 This novel observation strengthens the
epidemiologic evidence of an association between air pol
113 There is increasing
epidemiologic evidence of an association between ALS and
114 Epidemiologic evidence of an association between fish in
115 one (O(3)) with morbidity and mortality, but
epidemiologic evidence of associations between long-term
116 across the country, combined with a lack of
epidemiologic evidence of endemic transmission, support
117 negative Thai female sex workers (CSWs) with
epidemiologic evidence of exposure to HIV-1 were studied
118 ) were similar, thus arguing for the lack of
epidemiologic evidence of HHV-8 participation in the pat
119 Epidemiologic evidence of multiple introductions of infe
120 Epidemiologic evidence of PBDE exposure associated with
121 84 cases with clustered DNA fingerprints had
epidemiologic evidence of recent contact.
122 Consistent
epidemiologic evidence of reduced severity of infection
123 tive study of black women provides the first
epidemiologic evidence of reduced uterine leiomyomata ri
124 itivity and specificity of each approach for
epidemiologic evidence of RT and calculated the accuracy
125 ntake on the risk of cardiovascular disease,
epidemiologic evidence on fish intake and mortality is i
126 This article reviews recent
epidemiologic evidence on nut intake and health outcomes
127 authors performed a systematic review of the
epidemiologic evidence on the association between arseni
128 However, the
epidemiologic evidence on the association between chromi
129 Epidemiologic evidence on the association of individual
130 We synthesized the
epidemiologic evidence on the associations between per-
131 Although there is an enormous body of
epidemiologic evidence on the associations of smoking wi
132 ernational Agency for Research on Cancer but
epidemiologic evidence on the carcinogenicity of acrylam
133 literature provides very little quantitative
epidemiologic evidence on the relations between absolute
134 exposure opportunity, the authors offer new
epidemiologic evidence on the sequences that link earlie
135 ry, we (1) discuss drivers of the paucity of
epidemiologic evidence on trauma and health outcomes in
136 In contrast with some
epidemiologic evidence,
our previous research showed tha
137 Although extensive
epidemiologic evidence points to solar UV as the major r
138 The available
epidemiologic evidence provides little support for any i
139 Epidemiologic evidence regarding niacin, folate, vitamin
140 Epidemiologic evidence regarding the importance of traum
141 Epidemiologic evidence regarding the influence of matern
142 Epidemiologic evidence regarding the outcomes of dietary
143 s to provide an overview of experimental and
epidemiologic evidence regarding the role of protein in
144 be a risk factor for preterm birth; however,
epidemiologic evidence remains mixed and limited.
145 Clinical and
epidemiologic evidence show that there must be excessive
146 Epidemiologic evidence shows an increase in obesity conc
147 Epidemiologic evidence strongly supports a relationship
148 Clinical, laboratory, and
epidemiologic evidence suggest that 3 individuals with a
149 Biological and
epidemiologic evidence suggest that androgen or its rece
150 Experimental animal studies and limited
epidemiologic evidence suggest that prenatal exposure to
151 Several lines of clinical, pathologic, and
epidemiologic evidence suggest, however, that SSM and NM
152 Epidemiologic evidence suggested chronic obstructive pul
153 Epidemiologic evidence suggests a link between morbidity
154 Epidemiologic evidence suggests a negative relation betw
155 Epidemiologic evidence suggests an association between r
156 Epidemiologic evidence suggests an association between T
157 Although
epidemiologic evidence suggests AO exposure is associate
158 Epidemiologic evidence suggests delayed introduction of
159 Epidemiologic evidence suggests non-polio enteroviruses
160 Epidemiologic evidence suggests that air pollution is a
161 The genetic and
epidemiologic evidence suggests that apoE is a major sus
162 Substantial
epidemiologic evidence suggests that aspirin, which supp
163 Laboratory, clinical, and
epidemiologic evidence suggests that calcium may help pr
164 Epidemiologic evidence suggests that dietary changes ass
165 Experimental and
epidemiologic evidence suggests that dysregulation of pr
166 Epidemiologic evidence suggests that fruit consumption m
167 Epidemiologic evidence suggests that high dietary intake
168 Recent
epidemiologic evidence suggests that lifetime physical a
169 Epidemiologic evidence suggests that nonsteroidal anti-i
170 Recent
epidemiologic evidence suggests that prediagnosis physic
171 Although
epidemiologic evidence suggests that prenatal growth and
172 Some experimental and
epidemiologic evidence suggests that residential exposur
173 Increasing entomologic and
epidemiologic evidence suggests that spotted fever group
174 Recent
epidemiologic evidence suggests that targeted vaccinatio
175 Current
epidemiologic evidence suggests that waist circumference
176 Although there is substantial
epidemiologic evidence supporting a role for fXI in huma
177 the Journal, two different articles present
epidemiologic evidence supporting the hypotheses that en
178 There is strong clinical and
epidemiologic evidence supporting the importance of gene
179 Although there is strong clinical and
epidemiologic evidence supporting the importance of gene
180 ue of the Journal, Villeneuve et al. present
epidemiologic evidence supporting the literature on the
181 Epidemiologic evidence supports a causal link between th
182 Epidemiologic evidence supports a large heritable contri
183 Extensive
epidemiologic evidence supports a linear, no-threshold c
184 Increasing
epidemiologic evidence supports a link between periodont
185 Epidemiologic evidence supports a role for environmental
186 Substantial
epidemiologic evidence supports a role for female sex ho
187 Epidemiologic evidence supports a role of genetics in th
188 Growing
epidemiologic evidence supports chronic inflammation as
189 Epidemiologic evidence supports that environmental expos
190 An increasing body of
epidemiologic evidence supports the concept that diets r
191 Clinical, pharmacologic, and
epidemiologic evidence supports the hypothesis that comm
192 There is increasing
epidemiologic evidence that arsenic exposure in utero, e
193 There is strong
epidemiologic evidence that being overweight or obese an
194 Epidemiologic evidence that cereal fiber protects agains
195 This new study adds to a growing body of
epidemiologic evidence that consistently points toward m
196 data provide mechanism-based and consistent
epidemiologic evidence that CX3CR1 may be involved in th
197 Overall, there is substantial
epidemiologic evidence that dietary fiber and whole grai
198 There is strong
epidemiologic evidence that dietary fiber intake is prot
199 This study presents the first
epidemiologic evidence that H5N1 viruses were transmitte
200 There is a large body of
epidemiologic evidence that heat is associated with incr
201 There is increasing molecular and
epidemiologic evidence that human papillomavirus (HPV) i
202 bstantial histologic, molecular genetic, and
epidemiologic evidence that infections and inflammation
203 This study provides the first
epidemiologic evidence that multivitamin use is associat
204 ded that: (i) there is consistent and strong
epidemiologic evidence that periodontitis imparts increa
205 However, there is a lack of population-based
epidemiologic evidence that pertains to the full range o
206 We provide the first clinical and
epidemiologic evidence that POWV/DTV can be rapidly tran
207 cated in larger studies, they provide modest
epidemiologic evidence that shortened telomere length ma
208 tions with these E. coli and there is strong
epidemiologic evidence that the human intestinal tract,
209 There is
epidemiologic evidence that the increasing incidence of
210 This study provides novel
epidemiologic evidence that the mtDNA 10398A allele infl
211 results provide mechanistic support for the
epidemiologic evidence that the risk of cardiovascular m
212 There is compelling
epidemiologic evidence that thiopurine treatment increas
213 These opinions have given way to strong
epidemiologic evidence that uric acid elevation may dama
214 Our results support biological and
epidemiologic evidence that wasting and stunting represe
215 To summarize the available
epidemiologic evidence,
the authors performed a meta-ana
216 Despite strong
epidemiologic evidence,
the pathways linking depression
217 , we reviewed the biochemical, clinical, and
epidemiologic evidence to date for a role of vitamin C i
218 Our findings provide the strongest
epidemiologic evidence to date that adiponectin protects
219 of system dynamics modeling for synthesizing
epidemiologic evidence to inform public policy.
220 Epidemiologic evidence was followed by actions that shou
221 The strength of
epidemiologic evidence was graded as high, moderate, or
222 Based on this
epidemiologic evidence,
we propose a hypothesis for unde
223 Following
epidemiologic evidence,
we used the rate of congenital m
224 It is unclear from the inconsistent
epidemiologic evidence whether dietary fat intake is ass