[PDF] Top 20 Scabies increased the risk and severity of COPD: a nationwide population-based study

... this study. After performing matching at a ratio of 1:4 (one study group patient to four control group patients), a total of 17,823 patients were enrolled in the study, including 3,568 patients with ... See full document

... our study, such as tobacco use, alcohol con- sumption, favored sleeping position, and family history of ...One study reported that an ear- down 45° head position during sleep may be an etio- logical factor ... See full document

... well-known risk factors including secondhand smoke, mold, and pets were not associated with symptom ...strongest risk factor for poor asthma control ...as increased humidity levels, favoring an ... See full document

... and risk factors have not been studied in a formal epidemiologic population-based ...general population as the ...age-matched population controls were sampled for a case-control ... See full document

... with COPD, espe- cially those with more symptomatic and advanced disease are being prescribed medications (for the relief of their COPD symptoms and management of their comorbidities) that carry an inherent ... See full document

... this study was that the 5-year cumula- tive incidence of NIR was higher in the subjects with COPD, both in the univariate analyses and the logistic regression ...independent risk factors for ... See full document

... this study was that the patients were from a population-based data source without any sampling, and that the data source had near-total population coverage; therefore, the data are represen- ... See full document

... The study herein is strengthened by our population-based nested case–control design, utilizing a large, representative ...disorders, COPD, and tobacco use disorder) were adjusted for in our ... See full document

... levels were also associated with increased mortality regard- less of anemia severity. The HR for death in patients with a hemoglobin value between 11.0 and 13.0 g/dL compared with a hemoglobin value over ... See full document

... the severity of liver cirrhosis, but we can identify the complications of liver cirrhosis as a proxy of disease ...present study, around 80% of cirrhosis patients were with related ...present study, ... See full document

... Various specific chemical mediators such as nitric oxide, serotonin receptors, calcitonin gene-related pep- tide, and prostanoids have been found to play a role in the headache phase of a typical migraine attack. And in ... See full document

... this study are confounding, espe- cially by indication, and reverse ...no increased risk of gastric ...apparent risk factors should be less likely to have severe gastrointestinal ...such ... See full document

... This study used the Taiwan Longitudinal Health Insurance ...the study group, together with 17,265 matched non-urticarial enrollees who comprised the control ...the risk of major depression, adjusting ... See full document

... adjusted risk of AMI was higher among patients with urinary calculi (adjusted hazard ratio [aHR] ...cohort study. The aHR of AMI statistically increased in older age ...adjusted risk of severe ... See full document

... present study has several limitations that warrant ...regarding severity, staging, and the caregiver burden of dementia, genetic, psychosocial, laboratory parameters, and environmental factors, were not ... See full document

... An increased susceptibility to other immune mediated dis- eases such as type 1 diabetes (T1D), rheumatoid arth- ritis, and Sjogren ’ s disease has been well described in association with CD ...tion based ... See full document

... independent risk factor in an elderly popu- lation ...independent risk factor for the 5 years of the follow-up period [10, ...Taiwanese study reported that the CV of fasting plasma glucose and HbA1c ... See full document

... general population based on frequency-matched age and sex to the ...the risk of ischemic stroke in patients with bronchiectasis compared with those without ... See full document

... A low socioeconomic status is correlated with the incidence and mortality of various malignancies, such as HCC, esophageal, breast, and colorectal cancer [23- 28]. Our present data revealed no correlation between ... See full document

... two-fold increased risk of falls in older people with ...diagnosis. Risk factors such as diabetes and hypertension can impair cere- brovascular autoregulation, leading to an increased preva- ... See full document