For the primary endpoint of the study, the risk of dying on FF/VI 100/25mcg was 12.2% lower than on placebo* over the study period, which was not statistically significant(p=0.137).
Radiation dose and death rate Studies on the relationship between radiation dose and death rate reveal that the risk of death due to cancer tends to increase with increasing dose(A) but that the risk of death due to causes other than cancer shows no such tendency B.
Pooled data from numerous cohort studies in Japanese subjects indicate that the risk of dying from cancer is approximately 2 times higher in males and 1.6 times higher in females(Katanoda K, et al. JE 2008).
Lyon, France, 21 October 2015- New results from a study coordinated by the International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC), the cancer agency of the World Health Organization, show that protracted exposure to low doses of ionizing radiation increases the risk of death from solid cancers.
In the cohorts comprising Indians and Bangladeshis, the risks of death from any cause and from causes other than cancer or cardiovascular disease were increased among persons with a BMI of 20.0 or less, as compared with those with a BMI of 22.6 to 25.0.
In these embodiments, levels of ST2 and/or IL-33 and one or more additional biomarkers are determined, and the information from the comparison of the biomarkers with their respective reference levels provides additional information regarding the subject's risk of death and/or the presence of a severe disease in the subject, which may provide more accurate and specific information regarding the subject's risk..
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