英語 での Mortality risk の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Personality traits predict both health behaviors and mortality risk across the life course.
Eating potatoes that were not fried was not found to increase mortality risk.
The same amount of unprocessed meat increased mortality risk by 9%.
The same amount of unprocessed meat increased mortality risk by 9 percent.
And the same amount of unprocessed meat increased mortality risk by 9%.
Eating potatoes that were not fried was not found to increase mortality risk.
For every physical activity increase of 1 kg/day per year, mortality risk decreased by 24%.
For every 10 μg/m3 of PM2.5 long-term exposure, there was an estimated 8-18% CVD mortality risk.
People who replaced saturated fats with carbohydrates had only a slightly lower mortality risk.
In the study, greater purpose in life consistently predicted lower mortality risk across the lifespan, showing the same benefit for younger, middle-aged, and older participants across the follow-up period.
Great purpose in life consistently predicted lower mortality risk across the lifespan and showed the same benefits for young, middle aged.
People who sat a lot and did not exercise or stay active had an even higher mortality risk: 94% for women and 48% for men.
Compared with non-regular Aspirin use, overall mortality risk was 7% lower for women and 11% lower for men who regularly used Aspirin.
According to Dr. Weeks,“In a Welsh heart disease study from 1997, the mortality risk was 50 per cent lower in the group of men with high orgasmic frequency(twice a week or more) than in the group with low frequency.”.
A 54-month-long study15 published in 2013, involving more than 422,800 healthy adults, found that those who were most deficient in vitamin D had an 88 percent increased mortality risk.
Furthermore, compared to the routine care group, the IPC group also showed a 14 percent mortality risk reduction during the first six months after hospital admission for stroke.4.
Another 54-month-long study, involving more than 422,800 healthy adults, found that those who were most deficient in vitamin D had an 88 percent increased mortality risk.
Efforts are under way through this project to train personnel who can provide improved health services for mothers and children, with the aim of reducing the mortality risk of newborns as well as expectant and nursing mothers.
The California Teachers Study did not find a mortality risk with oophorectomy, but only 3% of women did not use hormone replacement.