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... of cancer development ...women, and the intrinsic sex difference in osteoporosis prevalence, which resulted in more women participants being in our study and a larger sample size, is ... See full document

... of cancer patients. Morphine is the major metabolite of heroin, a semisynthetic derivative of ...reflex, and respiratory depression by slowing the brain’s response to high CO 2 and low O 2 ... See full document

... this study is that bias could remain if unmeasured or unknown confounders are ...billing, and are not verified for scientific ...dosages and might have weakened the observed ...prescription ... See full document

... this study is the highly representative, nationwide, population-based ...the study also has ...status, and family history of cancer is not available from the NHIRD, each of which ... See full document

... an increased risk, it is biologically plausible that statins reduce prostate cancer ...prostate cancer risk is not well ...(GGPP) and farnesylpyrophophosphate (FPP) ...GGPP ... See full document

... Despite a meticulous study design with adequate control of confounding factors, a key limitation of this study is that bias could remain if unmeasured or unknown confounders are ... See full document

... this study include its use of population-based data and the use of records from the NHIRD, rather than from self-reported drug ...launched a national health insurance (NHI) in 1995, ... See full document

... current study included its use of popula- tion-based data and NHIRD records rather than self-reported drug ...prostate cancer and detailed demo- graphic information such as smoking ... See full document

... under a linear dose–response relationship and given recent evidence for an increased risk of chronic kidney disease associated with a prescribed dose of 30–60 g of Mu Tong ...this ... See full document

... enzymes and may be more potent than ...an increased risk of osteoporosis and fracture, therapy that decreases DHT has the potential to decrease BMD and increase fracture ...causes ... See full document

... cases and controls were aged ≥ 20 ...kidney cancer cases and ...DM and kidney cancer (OR ...1.84-187.6) and kidney stones (OR ...with increased risk of kidney ... See full document

... with increased risk of esophageal cancer (OR ...potential risk of esophageal cancer when patients present with esophageal ...are a number of limitations in this ...cell ... See full document

... the study’s limitations are as follows: First, the NHIRD lacks crucial data such as detailed demographic information on smoking habits, alcohol consumption, body mass index, socioeconomic status and family ... See full document

... consumption and increased risk of urinary tract or bladder cancer might be controver- sial ...different risk factors, we deliberately excluded partici- pants who were prescribed more ... See full document

... lovastatin and pravastatin (available in 1990), simvas- tatin (available in 1992), and fl uvastatin (available in April 1996) became available before patient enrollment in the ...DDDs and may weaken ... See full document

... present study should be ...analysis, a number of possible confounding variables, including body mass index and smoking, which are associated with pancreatic cancer were not included in our ... See full document

... the increased risk of TB ...as a history of recent contact with a person infected with TB and the presence of abnormal TB- associated findings on a chest X-ray, which are ... See full document

... trauma and electively when indicated for hematological ...infection, cancer is thought to be related to human ...7–10 and controversial animal studies have revealed the influence on the antitumor ... See full document

... present study should be ...analysis, a number of pos- sible confounding variables, including family history of colorectal cancer, dietary habits or physical activity, and alcohol and ... See full document

... of a recent case-control study conducted by Larrey and his colleagues suggest that chronic HCV infection is not a strong promoter of breast carcinoma in adult females of any age ... See full document