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1 ospitalizations vary widely by geography and health outcome.
2 2%) died; and 254 (26%) experienced >=1 poor health outcome.
3 f early growth and its links with later-life health outcomes.
4 erage (SSB) consumption is linked to adverse health outcomes.
5 ly variable and is associated with long-term health outcomes.
6 impairment may improve patient and caregiver health outcomes.
7 hlighted age- and sex-related differences in health outcomes.
8 or self-management may contribute to adverse health outcomes.
9 ict level differential in the selected child health outcomes.
10 modify the risk of environmental factors on health outcomes.
11 outcomes but ignoring their interactions on health outcomes.
12 fetal growth increases the risk for adverse health outcomes.
13 ecosystem driven by corporate interests, not health outcomes.
14 ive associations between season of birth and health outcomes.
15 ing football with regard to a broader set of health outcomes.
16 pathways between environmental exposures and health outcomes.
17 dies returned, 20 were included, covering 55 health outcomes.
18 exposure has been linked to multiple adverse health outcomes.
19 n as a mechanistic link between exposure and health outcomes.
20 reductions in HIV transmission and improved health outcomes.
21 andard frailty measure (i.e., "frailty") and health outcomes.
22 and unrealistic estimates of future adverse health outcomes.
23 sis generation, and contributing to improved health outcomes.
24 brain development in order to predict mental health outcomes.
25 on achieved large, beneficial and measurable health outcomes.
26 common, costly, and associated with adverse health outcomes.
27 has been associated with adverse respiratory health outcomes.
28 ight and obesity are associated with adverse health outcomes.
29 ficial effects of nut consumption on various health outcomes.
30 hip between workplace violence and the three health outcomes.
31 social, behavioral, and molecular factors on health outcomes.
32 or example, shift work) and several negative health outcomes.
33 t other important reproductive and perinatal health outcomes.
34 lopment of risk for poor mental and physical health outcomes.
35 d contribute to improved health behavior and health outcomes.
36 d miss most cases of adverse educational and health outcomes.
37 ers for early disease diagnosis and improved health outcomes.
38 aluated with anthropometric measurements and health outcomes.
39 pregnancy with known links to negative child health outcomes.
40 can discover the viral composition and study health outcomes.
41 great detail, the link between exposures and health outcomes.
42 kes and between public transport strikes and health outcomes.
43 nd adverse environmental exposures on mental health outcomes.
44 early pubertal onset and subsequent negative health outcomes.
45 ct risks for a variety of human diseases and health outcomes.
46 ited evidence linking these innovations with health outcomes.
47 in the clinic for optimal patient and public health outcomes.
48 etter health across a wide range of physical health outcomes.
49 al differences in the temperature impacts on health outcomes.
50 n mode, demographics, clinical symptoms, and health outcomes.
51 mental factors and exposure data with public health outcomes.
52 rates to lifestyle interventions may improve health outcomes.
53 survivors were at increased risk for adverse health outcomes.
54 onnectome formation and thereby shape future health outcomes.
55 nths) and longer term (>6 months) for sexual health outcomes.
56 istently linked to increased risk of several health outcomes.
57 d long-term functional, physical, and mental-health outcomes.
58 e risk of playing football to broader set of health outcomes.
59 ette users and the potential implications on health outcomes.
60 reported associations between EA and adverse health outcomes.
61 reducing resistant infections and improving health outcomes.
62 etween prenatal smoking exposure and adverse health outcomes.
63 ciations of sodium and potassium intake with health outcomes.
64 varies considerably by contexts and by oral health outcomes.
65 ating periodontal disease to improve overall health outcomes.
66 may confer the longest-term risk for adverse health outcomes.
67 tionships between time-varying exposures and health outcomes.
68 t effects of hormone therapy (HT) on various health outcomes.
69 aluated with anthropometric measurements and health outcomes.
70 with socially isolated adults could improve health outcomes.
71 attainment to be associated with a number of health outcomes.
72 r preventing symptomatic infection and other health outcomes.
73 bat this epidemic and reduce its deleterious health outcomes.
74 tantially from English responses in reported health outcomes.
75 regimens into improved individual and public health outcomes.
76 emiologic knowledge into improved population health outcomes.
77 the associations of ACEs with educational or health outcomes.
78 actices are correlated with a broad swath of health outcomes.
79 t because of their associations with adverse health outcomes.
80 ionship between workplace violence and three health outcomes.
81 equences of childhood maltreatment on mental health outcomes.
82 ns between prenatal PFAS exposures and child health outcomes.
83 ary care panel size for achieving beneficial health outcomes.
84 cost-effective and associated with improved health outcomes.
85 iation between Asian dust exposure and human health outcomes.
86 ethnic disparities combine to lead to varied health outcomes.
87 drome, in particular the inclusion of mental health outcomes.
88 pidemics models to further assess the public health outcomes.
89 ith errors, accidents, and adverse long-term health outcomes.
90 hould be explored to reduce adverse maternal health outcomes.
91 nomic deprivation is associated with adverse health outcomes.
92 a mechanism linking PTSD to adverse physical health outcomes.
93 on may be particularly vulnerable to adverse health outcomes.
94 fected child were not associated with mental health outcomes.
95 ships between season of birth and later life health outcomes.
96 nicks affect cells, disease progression, and health outcomes.
97 spective evaluation to demonstrate impact on health outcomes.
98 ve evaluation to demonstrate their impact on health outcomes.
99 significantly associated with the poor child health outcomes.
100 ht are causally related to a number of adult health outcomes.
101 rates) and individual- and population-level health outcomes?
102 pants (50.1% female) included in analysis of health outcomes, 7.3% were obese, 8.7% had depression, 1
103 is known about trends in health-care use and health outcomes across different socioeconomic groups in
104 haviors may lead to growth in disparities in health outcomes across racial and ethnic categories.
109 c rehabilitation (CR) being shown to improve health outcomes among patients with heart disease, its u
110 e multifactorial mechanisms driving negative health outcomes among risky drinkers with HIV may includ
111 s in hospitals may have a relevant impact on health outcomes among smokers and on health care system
112 magnitude of morbidity and patterns of late health outcomes among survivors of childhood acute lymph
113 ality and hospital admissions for a specific health outcome and assessed pooled estimates for each la
114 is a novel resource for projecting long-term health outcomes and assessing treatment strategies in pe
116 ythms and is associated with several adverse health outcomes and chronic diseases such as cancer, gas
117 complication; the long-term impact of SSI on health outcomes and costs has not been formally evaluate
118 model that simulates individuals' long-term health outcomes and costs to inform strategies to reduce
120 ttings, and the corporate sector to focus on health outcomes and engage actors across sectors to achi
122 renatal care is vital for improving maternal health outcomes and health behaviors, but medically vuln
124 ccess to information is helping or hindering health outcomes and how the perceived trustworthiness of
126 genetically correlated with several adverse health outcomes and Mendelian randomization analyses sho
128 defined using the Adolescent and Young Adult Health Outcomes and Patient Experience (AYA HOPE) Comorb
132 lating epidemiologic knowledge into improved health outcomes and to achieve its goal of improving pop
133 on cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other health outcomes and to evaluate emerging newer procedure
134 ings generalized to county socioeconomic and health outcomes and were robust when poststratifying the
135 development of negative mental and physical health outcomes and will provide a selective overview of
137 ing to capture significant variance in local health outcomes and, thus, environment-based health plan
138 (odds ratios [OR] of 1.16-2.10, depending on health outcome) and gender equality in household decisio
139 the relationships between puberty timing and health outcomes, and demonstrate the value of genetic st
140 ical safety of drinking water and associated health outcomes, and estimated the air pollution burden
141 d family-centered outcomes, including mental health outcomes, and on qualitative data to understand t
142 rces regarding environmental hazards, public health outcomes, and risk factors in China was developed
143 d insecurity on short- and long-term chronic health outcomes, and to delineate the underlying causal
144 ed increases in the daily incidence of human health outcomes are $66 million per day and $116 million
146 e mechanisms of action associating diet with health outcomes are complex, multifaceted, interacting,
147 These secondary and debilitating mental health outcomes are important considerations for capturi
151 Longitudinal studies of MDD and somatic health outcomes are needed to further assess the clinica
152 membrane filtration device markedly improves health outcomes as measured by diarrhea incidence within
153 ary research found no studies that addressed health outcomes as they relate to the identified interve
154 ic social network intervention components on health outcomes, as interventions included other active
155 ty patterns are at a greater risk of adverse health outcomes associated with activity fragmentation.
156 SA, relevant collection methods, and adverse health outcomes associated with cyanotoxin inhalation.
157 alyses of observational studies and physical health outcomes associated with human immunodeficiency v
160 nterval [CI] 1.01-2.11; I2 = 76%) for sexual health outcomes at <=6 months and OR 1.51 (95% CI 1.27-1
161 focus on finding differential methylation on health outcomes at CpG level or gene level combining mul
162 te the proportion of adverse educational and health outcomes attributable to ACEs or family or socioe
163 ed a priori as risk factors for heat-related health outcomes; b) "supervised"-PCA applied only to var
165 not only has an impact on individual patient health outcomes but also on antimicrobial drug usage and
166 CpGs and/or finding environmental effects on health outcomes but ignoring their interactions on healt
167 thalates are associated with several adverse health outcomes, but few studies have evaluated phthalat
168 meaningful life is associated with positive health outcomes, but less is known about the role of cha
169 Early puberty is associated with adverse health outcomes, but little is known regarding early-lif
170 dentified as important predictors of various health outcomes, but little research has investigated th
171 ans, which in turn is associated with better health outcomes, but that gender parity is insufficient
172 (P < .05) between vision impairment and oral health outcomes by age group, sociodemographics, and oth
173 ected changes in ambient PM(2.5) and related health outcomes by Zip Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTA).
174 equality and shift gender norms for improved health outcomes, calling on leaders in national governme
175 c acid detection at the point of care, where health outcomes can be most improved by early-stage diag
177 problematic and addicted gamers show poorer health outcomes compared with non-problematic gamers.
178 s, adverse social environments, and negative health outcomes compared with their heterosexual counter
179 main outcome was prevalence of occupational health outcomes (defined as any injury, mortality, or ph
180 tions between PM and multiple adverse mental health outcomes (depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder,
183 t, provider, and practice metrics, including health outcomes, expenditures, procedural volume, and st
184 data on rural populations, communities, and health outcomes; explores 3 major groups of factors unde
186 nks between neighborhood factors and adverse health outcomes following pediatric liver transplantatio
187 The systematic review included occupational health outcomes for 12 168 international migrant workers
191 we used Cox regressions to contrast risks of health outcomes for migrants of the Balkan wars and othe
192 served to emphasise the considerable gap in health outcomes for patients with cystic fibrosis betwee
195 peutic efficacy and toxic effects to enhance health outcomes for women with gynaecological cancers.
197 Using a standard DALY framework to compare health outcomes from a public health perspective, the be
200 ssed foods) are a major risk factor for poor health outcomes has boosted interest in the concept of '
202 odontal therapy failed to alleviate systemic health outcomes have often been interpreted as evidence
203 Compared with European patients, poorer health outcomes have persisted among Maori and Pacific p
204 ommon factors contributing to disparities in health outcomes; however, the influence of these variabl
205 , we created deterministic models to project health outcomes if quality of care was addressed in a re
206 misdiagnosis, mortality and symptomatic and health outcome in patients with functional limb weakness
209 day of each of 15 foods is associated with 5 health outcomes in adults and 5 aspects of agriculturall
213 to track social, economic, environmental and health outcomes in cities with high spatial and temporal
217 loquinone intake on cardiovascular and other health outcomes in individuals with low vitamin K status
218 nk between social isolation, loneliness, and health outcomes in later life, including cognitive decli
222 ct as a barrier to improvement in growth and health outcomes in response to nutritional interventions
225 nal weight gain (EGWG) is related to adverse health outcomes in the offspring; however, its effect on
232 frailty was associated with multiple adverse health outcomes (incident CVD, DM, and bone disease), wh
233 The estimated avoided cases of adverse child health outcomes included 537 asthma cases, 112 preterm b
235 nificant intervention effects for some other health outcomes including alcohol misuse, well-being, ch
236 relationship between workplace violence and health outcomes including musculoskeletal injuries, anxi
237 tion, thereby increasing the risk of adverse health outcomes, including cancer, reproductive impairme
238 th implications for a wide range of critical health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease, obesi
239 s between particle radioactivity and adverse health outcomes, including changes in blood pressure and
240 iet is associated with better cardiovascular health outcomes, including clinically meaningful reducti
242 actors underlying urban-rural disparities in health outcomes, including individual factors, social de
243 se-singly and with other substances-and oral health outcomes, including periodontitis and untreated c
244 r, the body of evidence on potential adverse health outcomes indicates the need for comprehensive res
245 reducing cockroach populations and improving health outcomes, insecticide resistance has been a consi
246 onstration of evidence-based improvements in health outcomes is challenging for any preventive interv
248 and sanitation facility, is associated with health outcomes known to increase child mortality in SSA
251 ney disease-cardiovascular disease (CKD-CVD) health outcomes model, a Markov state transition model s
252 and broader socioeconomic factors in shaping health outcomes, most notably mental health decline.
255 pregnant women to estimate costs and infant health outcomes of maternal testing at the first antenat
256 tions in income-related inequalities in oral health outcomes of self-rated oral health, dental care,
257 ortunity to enhance patient care and improve health outcomes-opportunities that are particularly rele
259 rious mental illness (a composite mental ill health outcome) or initiation of a prescription drug use
264 Unsure." Patients also completed a validated health outcome prioritization tool and an instrument det
265 ing the burden of dental conditions to other health outcomes provides useful insight for public polic
267 tions (PAFs) for the adverse educational and health outcomes range from 5%-15% for 4+ ACEs and 1%-19%
268 factors contribute to these adverse maternal health outcomes, ranging from patient-level to health sy
270 real dataset including exposome data, three health outcomes related to respiratory diseases and its
271 h content of diets or foods and data on oral health outcomes relating to dental caries, periodontal d
272 PA has been associated with numerous adverse health outcomes relating to its estrogenic and other hor
273 uate trial intervention effects on long-term health outcomes relevant to walking interventions, using
276 pathophysiology and contribution to adverse health outcomes, response to treatment, and lessons from
278 has increasingly been linked to non-skeletal health outcomes such as all-cause mortality, infectious
280 oss an organism are associated with negative health outcomes, such as cardiometabolic and neurodegene
281 Exposure to wildfire smoke causes adverse health outcomes, suggesting the importance of accurately
283 nses that increase the likelihood of adverse health outcomes, underscoring the importance of assessin
284 stage (entry, integration, and exit) and by health outcome using narrative synthesis (all included s
286 f relationships between EVD survivorship and health outcomes using linear regression models by compar
287 tellite-derived observations and ascertained health outcomes using validated disease registries.
288 etween area-level income inequality and oral health outcomes varies considerably by contexts and by o
291 Associations between house type and child health outcomes were determined using conditional logist
293 ically significant differences in measurable health outcomes were found between different smoking sta
296 pulation controls (n=23 028), data on mental health outcomes were obtained by individual-level record
297 ses or to assess its association with distal health outcomes where part of the effect can be attribut
298 largely focuses on mortality and short-term health outcomes, while neglecting the long-term conseque
299 ta and the impact of digital technologies on health outcomes will help to advance the adoption and th