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… to be both a safer and a more effective option for patients requiring treatment for glaucoma. …

… The WHI actually reported half this risk, with a relative risk after 5.6 years of cHRT of 1.26 (…
the relative risk without explaining the absolute risk. The absolute increased risk found in the …

… on medical compression therapy contraindications and adverse event risk mitigation, in
addition to reviewing medical … The most frequently reported non-severe medical compression …

… , consequently, the risk of significant blood flow reduction to the at-risk tissue. Positive effects
… However, in most situations, a generalized hypoxia is not the problem and a risk of negative …

… men on long-term ADT are at increased risk, but we do not reliably know the degree of risk,
who is at risk nor how best to minimise this risk. The only research design that will give us …

… In the present study, we sought to review the evidence for the threat reappraisal mediation
hypothesis for CBT treatment of anxiety disorders. To this end, we identified studies that …

… oppression, thereby increasing downstream risk: If reappraisal is repeatedly used in a … risk
for psychological health. This pattern may seem at odds with work suggesting that reappraisal …

… The seminal observations from the Framingham heart study in the late twentieth century
solidified our understanding of cardiovascular risk factors and led to our current management …

… emotion regulation strategies like reappraisal by virtue of the … in reappraisal use among
chronic pain patients at risk for … pharmacotherapy were classified as at risk for opioid misuse (n = …

… The PRCI is self-administered and comprises an explanatory leaflet with a detailed explanation
about positive reappraisal, as well as 10 statements designed to promote this method of …