All predictors of cardiovascular risk ultimately have some biological basis, of course. Sometimes, a predictor may simply reflect another, more proximal risk factor. For example, having yellow fingers ...

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For example, radiotherapy can increase the immunogenicity of ... the efficiency of combination therapy in inducing the abscopal effect may be significantly influenced by biological factors such as the ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A new study is set to examine the impact biological factors may have on suicidal behaviour. The causes of suicidal behaviour - including ...

That was the foundation of our article, as we compile part of this evidence and propose that several biological factors — anatomy ... considering, for example, diet, exercise and the response ...

For example, some research has explored the role of biological ... Each of these plays a role in shaping how children manage their appetite and develop eating behaviors. Biological Factors: These ...

This study investigated the non-biological associated factors for PPD in Shenzhen city due to its unique ... maternal mental health within this specific local region. As an example additional support ...

Why did 19-year-olds at Woodstock in 1969, for example, look a decade older than ... and loss of function” that our bodies endure over time. Biological age can be accelerated by a number of known ...

Previous studies have identified several behavioral and biological risk factors of CRC, including lack of physical activity, smoking, alcohol use, poor dietary patterns, obesity and type 2 diabetes.