Without them, people develop old-timey-sounding conditions including scurvy (vitamin C deficiency), anemia (iron deficiency), and rickets (vitamin D deficiency).
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Vitamin D deficiency Symptoms of vitamin D deficiency can include bone and muscle weakness, increasing the risk of fractures and falls for older adults.
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B12 deficiency may also result in a form of anemia called megaloblastic anemia, which can also result from a deficiency of folic acid, another B vitamin.
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Cambodia was making great progress against iodine deficiency until 2011, according to a report published in 223 by the Iodine Global Network, a public-private partnership combating the deficiency.
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My patients can't afford to have a vitamin D deficiency.
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Iron deficiency, for example, reduces a child's ability to learn.
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He suffered from vitamin D deficiency, dental problems and depression.
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HIV and AIDS were initially called GRID: Gay-Related Immune Deficiency.
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Time will tell if that is an advantage or a deficiency.
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Gabe was born with a condition called proximal femoral focal deficiency.
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Six years ago, Inaba was diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia (IDA).
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I also have a deficiency in the thyroid and adrenal glands.
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A dreadful rushing offense was Seattle's deficiency its last few seasons.
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The Joint Strike Fighter Program Office's Deficiency Report Metrics, dated Feb.
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OTC deficiency is not the only unusual cause of elevated ammonia.
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Inaba was diagnosed with Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA) six years ago.
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Fumarase deficiency, however sensationalized, is not the only genetic disorder found here.
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The level of opaqueness, truth deficiency, moral decay & values deficit is baffling.
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A severe iron deficiency, she eventually learned, accounted for the terrible fatigue.
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Maybe you've been diagnosed with a medical condition — like an iron deficiency.
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Such threats to his opponent point to another deficiency in Trump's personality.
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Iron deficiency alone can lead to anemia, low energy and difficulty concentrating.
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And they've got a small carry-forward of deficiency to make up.
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I know she has her deficiency, but I pretend she does not.
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PAH deficiency is diagnosed in about 50,000 patients in the developed world.
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Iron deficiency can also make a person feel constantly tired and weak.
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When Baylee was diagnosed with Common Variable Immune Deficiency, it was bittersweet.
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G.M. is delivering "golden rice" with novel genes that correct the deficiency.
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Previous research suggested a link between LAC deficiency and depression in rodents.
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The final part of "Recognition" may start to address that A.I. deficiency.
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Despite the Bernie Bro stereotype's obvious deficiency, the term hasn't gone away.
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This is due to a deficiency in the enzyme known as ALDH2.
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The building's golf simulator did little to make up for that deficiency.
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Q. What are the effects of vitamin B12 deficiency if left untreated?
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Instead of continuing to work on a deficiency, they simply abandoned it.
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It fosters a sense of deficiency that can never be fully satisfied.
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Iodine deficiency is considered the world's leading preventable cause of mental impairment.
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"Kody could have had healing infantile rickets, or copper deficiency," Ayoub testified.
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"The Unaccompanied Children Program is currently operating under a deficiency," it said.
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Over time, the infection can also lead to a deficiency in vitamin B12.
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Drazan warned Wilsey that his company might be pulled away from NGLY220 deficiency.
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Plus, a shortage of pulse-ox sensors wasn't the only deficiency we faced.
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And if you have a color perception deficiency it will be even harder.
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It's also pretty unlikely that you have true vitamin C deficiency (like scurvy).
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You'll be sent a deficiency notice which you can either pay or contest.
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But pica can also be caused by iron or zinc deficiency, or pregnancy.
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"It's a glaring deficiency, and something that we have to work on," Rep.
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Mandatory coupon cancellation will also occur when a capital deficiency event has occurred.
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Though physically fit and strong, Pendleton struggled with oxygen deficiency at high altitude.
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An estimated 2 billion people worldwide are anemic, mostly due to iron deficiency.
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I think you and your husband may be suffering from an empathy deficiency.
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Certain groups besides older people are also at risk of a B25 deficiency.
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It can also be challenging to link such symptoms to a nutrient deficiency.
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Meat cravings during pregnancy and after birth are often due to iron deficiency.
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Symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency include brain fog, weakness, balance problems, and anemia.
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" In a follow-up tweet, Axelrod explained: "And by obstacle I mean deficiency.
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It's a seemingly smaller deficiency than the recommended eight, but it weighs heavily.
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Those with B12 deficiency, or an inability to absorb it, can use supplements.
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Still, Tabbador said the courts' most pressing deficiency is their subordination to EOIR.
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Her egg problems led to calcium deficiency, weak bones and a fractured leg.
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A more glaring deficiency, however, is Mr. Petrenko's apparent allergy to contemporary music.
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And they are being tested for vitamin D "deficiency" in ever greater numbers.
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Iron deficiency anemia may be linked to hearing loss, new research has found.
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In truth, the much-invoked deficiency of the hall's acoustics has been exaggerated.
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The findings were published Wednesday in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes.
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But another culprit surfaced: a hemoglobin deficiency and polyps in his digestive tract.
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Anemic from an iron deficiency, she spent much of her time in bed.
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That decision isn't a sign of cultural degeneracy, societal deficiency, or individual failure.
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The lack of any guiding principles is a deficiency, specifically the vice of negligence.
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Wilsey's daughter, Grace, was one of the first children ever diagnosed with NGLY1 deficiency.
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What structurally deficient means The report, released Wednesday, ranks bridges on their structural deficiency.
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There is a serious plague of nature-deficiency going on right now in America.
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But he hopes his company will find an NGLY1 deficiency cure within five years.
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But actually, iron-deficiency is more common than you might think — especially among women.
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Three years later, in 1981, the first report of Gay-Related Immune Deficiency appeared.
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Future planned Thriva tests will focus on energy levels, vitamin D deficiency and fertility.
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To this day, doctors recommend iron supplements to those at risk of a deficiency.
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A deficiency of the vitamin B3 has been traced to a condition called pellagra.
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"The consequences can come years later with iron deficiency anemia or osteoporosis," he said.
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So in a way, it's comforting and intuitive to blame a fixable vitamin deficiency.
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One of the most common tropes about millennial nonvoters is a sense of deficiency.
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In the end, however, it appears the tandem's deficiency was in time, not talent.
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The Anti-Deficiency Act (31 USC 1341) prohibits federal officials from performing certain duties.
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The 15-year-old boy had difficulty walking, vitamin D deficiency, and visible scoliosis.
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A child with the bone-growth deficiency doesn't physically develop as other children do.
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Unless you're currently battling scurvy or some other specific deficiency, you don't need them.
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What stood out on this most chastising of evenings was not some technical deficiency.
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People with empathy deficiency disorder, as some experts call it, lack a moral compass.
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In children, deficiency can lead to a softening of the bones known as rickets.
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For most people, vitamin D deficiency doesn't develop out of the blue, Thomas said.
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Even a slight deficiency can lower a child's I.Q. by 20353 to 15 points.
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This deficiency in the official poverty statistics is exploited by some right-wing politicians.
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An official database for ports in Asia shows the vessel that crashed into the McCain was last inspected in the Chinese port of Dongying on July 29 and had one document deficiency, one fire safety deficiency, and two safety of navigation problems.
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But read between the lines and he's clearly trying to show Facebook's deficiency with hardware.
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Wilsey asked dozens of biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies if they would work on NGLY1 deficiency.
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Science has made it clear that sleep deficiency is one of the biggest productivity killers.
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It absorbs me and I wonder if new cultural currents could emerge from this deficiency.
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SMA is caused by deficiency of a protein called smn in the spinal motor neurons.
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If you don't know Roy's work, stop reading this right now and correct that deficiency.
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Officially, "bubble boy disease" is called adenosine deaminase deficiency/severe combined immunodeficiency, or ADA-SCID.
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So if you're concerned that you may have a deficiency, check in with your doc.
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Areas of deficiency included liquidity, legal entity rationalization, governance mechanisms, and derivatives and trading activities.
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However, Fitch doesn't expect most ABLs to experience collateral deficiency or less than full recovery.
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"If the provider documents a vitamin deficiency, then a supplement is clearly warranted," Hansen said.
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Other, less severe forms of malnutrition or protein deficiency were paid at a lower rate.
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To keep from yielding or failing during stress or deficiency: bolster, buoy, prop, support, uphold.
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Iron deficiency anemia, which is associated with malnutrition, contributes to 2628 in 28503 maternal deaths.
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But Greely believes that overcoming this deficiency is simply a matter of doing more studies.
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"Strange cravings for nonorganic, nonfood items can be indicative of a nutritional deficiency," Higgins says.
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Vitamin D deficiency increases risks for a number of health issues, including repeatedly falling ill.
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Nearly a month has passed, and Trump has done nothing to address this glaring deficiency.
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That's led to what some experts have called a near-epidemic of vitamin D deficiency.
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His comments might signal an industry push to shore up the ISAC deficiency surrounding elections.
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"There's a bit of a structural deficiency in terms of their store locations," he said.
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It was only after she collapsed that the ultimate cause was found: a thiamine deficiency.
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Ask Well A deficiency of B12, if left untreated, can lead to irreversible neurological problems.
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Glybera was approved in Europe for treatment of a very rare disease, lipoprotein lipase deficiency.
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One of the bovine's co-owners speculated that the cause may have been calcium deficiency.
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She also had an iron deficiency, but that wouldn't have been the sole culprit either.
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He emphasized that it wasn't because of their deficiency or their fault in any way.
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It's hard to pin down precise numbers when it comes to vitamin K deficiency bleeding.
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And potential risks, which include frostbite, oxygen deficiency and asphyxiation, have yet to be studied.
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Dr. Croce's work has linked various cancers to a deficiency or overabundance of certain microRNAs.
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They also warned vegans to make sure to supplement for vitamin B12 to avoid deficiency.
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If it's not industrial agriculture that causes vitamin A deficiency, perhaps it's agriculture in general.
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Aristotle defined virtue as the mean between two extremes, one of excess and one of deficiency.
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By the 20th century, medicine had mostly fixed scurvy and goiter and other diseases of deficiency.
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That would be nice, except it's not entirely true (unless you have one helluva vitamin deficiency).
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Rapidly progressing LAL deficiency is particularly serious in babies, with survival of less than 12 months.
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One in twelve men and one in 200 women have some form of color vision deficiency.
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Every insurance company on the island was fined for some deficiency or another, Mr. Rivera said.
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Babies are born with a deficiency in vitamin K, an important factor for proper blood clotting.
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B12 deficiency shrinks the brain, leading to a significant decline in cognitive function, paranoia and hallucinations.
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The Immune Deficiency Foundation, a national patient advocacy organization, regularly advises patients who receive insurance denials.
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AIDS, which stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
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Further complicating matters, children with iron deficiency anemia are also at risk of developing learning difficulties.
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If I rob Peter to pay Paul, can I say that I have resolved the deficiency?
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I find, with Nico, she had a little bit of a deficiency with magnesium and copper.
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One issue that may affect your child's ability to fight infection is a Vitamin D deficiency.
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This is also why Parkinson's patients, who suffer from dopamine deficiency, experience involuntary movements, Tagliazucchi adds.
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ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF RESOLUTION OF NASDAQ NOTICE OF DEFICIENCY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Serotonin deficiency is linked to depression, anxiety, and a whole host of physical and mental ailments.
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A few months after treatment for a metabolic deficiency and release, she went to Disney World.
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She later found out that her eyesight problems were a symptom of a vitamin A deficiency.
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Considering that the Roman Empire included the Mediterranean, vitamin D deficiency may seem difficult to believe.
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B12 deficiency is also more common in the elderly because of dietary, digestive and absorption problems.
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Florida officials had cited a deficiency related to the building's generator as recently as February 2016.
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But acknowledging this deficiency — to yourself and to others — is a healthy and helpful first step.
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I have a genetic immune deficiency and severe asthma, and I've been self-quarantined since Christmas.
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This deficiency has been perceived and addressed by some involved in the publishing industry as well.
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Vitamin D is one of the cheapest supplements and is a really simple deficiency to correct.
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It is a deficiency the vast majority of fans in Britain, though, are prepared to tolerate.
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But Dr. Pike doesn't think a lack of animal imagery marks a mental deficiency in Neanderthals.
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Symptoms of B12 deficiency include breathlessness, exhaustion, poor memory and tingling in the hands and feet.
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What I have so much trouble understanding is why that deficiency does not bother more people.
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Children exposed to lead are prone to attention deficiency, lower I.Q., learning disorders and criminal involvement.
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This past week, my primary-care physician called me with some startling news: iron-deficiency anemia.
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As your doctor is aware, regular donation can result in (and worsen) iron deficiency and anemia.
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Her caretaker tells Cee that her emotionally impoverished childhood reflects her mother's deficiency, not her own.
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The Giants will now have more money to pursue free agents to resolve that expanding deficiency.
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Vitamin B12 deficiency has also been linked to a higher risk of strokeA recent study published in The BMJ in September found that the health benefits of going vegan may actually be linked to some of the more serious risks that come with a vitamin B12 deficiency.
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Included in the list are Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, a disorder that raises the risk of lung and liver disease, Factor XI deficiency, a blood clotting disorder, Gaucher disease type 1, an organ and tissue disorder, early-onset primary dystonia, a movement disorder, and various blood disorders.
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They showed that niacin deficiency could cause some birth defects, not that niacin supplementation could fix them.
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When someone has a rare MAOA gene mutation, it can cause MAOA deficiency or low-activity MAOA.
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Even if wages fell, he reasoned, workers would have less to spend, making the demand deficiency worse.
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He discovered that a vitamin deficiency and even a bladder infection in the elderly can mimic dementia.
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Vitamin B3 deficiency is rare in developed countries, leading doctors to advise against self-medicating with niacin.
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Circumvention of the Anti-Deficiency Act opens the door to truly big, scary, and unaccountable federal power.
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Regardless, experts said it's a "security deficiency" that needs to be remedied in case of an emergency.
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Iron deficiency is the most widespread nutritional disorder in the world, affecting an estimated 21 billion people.
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Marwa said she married for economic security -- to have money for medicine to treat her blood deficiency.
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The worst thing that can happen: "Left untreated, hemorrhoids can lead to anemia [iron deficiency]," Lebwohl said.
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This deficiency can lead to permanent damage—especially in the areas of the brain responsible for memory.
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When he was 2 months old we learned he had a rare condition, alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency.
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Nitrogen is one of several inert gases that can cause hypoxia, an oxygen deficiency that causes death.
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Congress has already adopted that rule for the deficiency notices that the IRS often issues after audits.
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Iodine deficiency, one of the most common nutritional disorders worldwide, can contribute to thyroid and metabolic problems.
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A 25-year-old UK woman fears she may lose her vision due to a nutritional deficiency.
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But the transport ministry said the problem was the result of a design deficiency, which BMW denies.
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Vitamin D deficiency is somewhat common, and worsens in winter when people don't get outside as much.
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A chronic deficiency of Israeli-Palestinian talks has always been the power inequality between occupier and occupied.
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In the first 1,000 days after conception, iodine deficiency can lead to neurological and psychological development difficulties.
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Sharapova says her use has been to treat a magnesium deficiency and a family history of diabetes.
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Maybe the crack is a deficiency in the structure here, or maybe some G5 carved it out.
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While a B12 deficiency can take years to develop, encroaching symptoms can be distressing and eventually devastating.
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People with an ALDH2 deficiency are also at greater risk of developing esophageal cancer from drinking alcohol.
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Before that, growth hormone was only prescribed for children with a demonstrated deficiency, who were not thriving.
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But the risk of seniors with serious underlying health conditions or everyone be immunity deficiency, is sufficient.
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Earlier this month, the drug moved ahead into the final phase of clinical testing for POMC deficiency.
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Then there are those who suffer from "hidden hunger" a deficiency of vitamins and other essential nutrients.
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Acidification is permitted in California and many other warm regions where ripeness can result in acid deficiency.
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Delayed cutting may offer additional benefits beyond reducing the likelihood that a child will develop iron deficiency.
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"There's a deficiency of the state in France and in Italy, so I take action," he said.
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He also established AlphaNet, a nonprofit health management company, to provide services for people with the deficiency.
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What's important to note, though, is that true deficiency is rare and you can't self-diagnose it.
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B12 deficiency is easily prevented by eating three portions of fortified food per day or taking a supplement, but managing it is very important, as any deficiency would negate the benefits of a vegan diet for heart disease and stroke risk and can cause permanent nerve and brain damage.
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Crippling anxiety and depression at the hands of a severe vitamin deficiency that went undiscovered for 16 months.
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There is no way a Republican DOJ is going to rely on a technical deficiency to not respond.
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But we need more evidence to determine whether taking biotin without a deficiency will actually deliver those benefits.
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You should be getting the OK from your doctor before taking any supplement, and biotin deficiency is rare.
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One of those therapies is Strimvelis, a cure for a rare immune deficiency often called "bubble boy" disease.
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For example, there are a few common gene variants that contribute to the risk of vitamin D deficiency.
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She was also battling cancer, anemia, lung disease and immune deficiency ... all of which contributed to her death.
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A B12 deficiency can lead to a number of side-effects, such as tiredness, weakness and even depression.
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Hollywood has struggled to produce a good EDM movie, and XOXO is Netflix's gamble to rectify that deficiency.
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"A deficiency of biotin causes hair loss," explains Lisa Drayer, RD, nutritionist and author of The Beauty Diet.
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One meta analysis found they could help reduce anemia, fatigue, and iron deficiency in menstruating women, for example.
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Samsung notes that 300 million people suffer from Color Vision Deficiency (CVD), with many unaware of their condition.
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Albinos have a skin pigment deficiency, resulting in poor eyesight and an increased likelihood of developing skin cancer.
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One would need to have an incredibly bad and unvaried diet to get to a deficiency, Mason said.
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He knew the teachers and other children wouldn't understand this internalized deficiency that made me bruise so easily.
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The dead fetus was diagnosed with microcephaly and there was a deficiency in the amount of amniotic fluid.
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Nigerian E-commerce startups Jumia and Konga created their own delivery fleets to make up for this deficiency.
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Lupus, like hypothyroidism or an iron deficiency, is an autoimmune disease with hair loss as a common symptom.
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An even bigger deficiency is that the program does not reduce interest rates – and can actually raise them.
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Tuggle said all officers receive consent decree training, but that this situation shows a deficiency in their training.
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The result is that many are delaying retirement or adjusting retirement plans to make up for the deficiency.
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True story: cheese solves a lot of problems, like hunger, or calcium deficiency, or the craving of cheese.
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Hypoxia results from deficiency in the amount of oxygen delivered to cells and can induce potentially fatal complications.
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Sharapova said she had been prescribed the drug for conditions including a magnesium deficiency, irregular electrocardiograms and prediabetes.
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Another line of inquiry focused on vitamin D deficiency due to a lack of sunlight in the north.
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And Alexa's key deficiency in the market right now is its inability to execute searches and answer questions.
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You see evidence of growth interruptions that are mostly due to protein deficiency of one kind or another.
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Rickets is a condition in which children's bones soften and weaken after a long, extreme vitamin D deficiency.
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Like lightness of body, bitterness is another feature that is often assumed to be a deficiency in wine.
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Some surgical procedures, such as bariatric surgery, can prevent iron absorption from the gut, resulting in a deficiency.
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"The deficiency in the articles cannot be remedied by dividing the articles, because that is prohibited," they write.
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It may be the pinot noir rather than the trial drug that is responsible for my magnesium deficiency.
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Unlike CDS in the US, credit guarantees in China have the following deficiency: usually, they cannot be traded.
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He found that you could nearly eliminate a person's deficiency by providing one large dose every six months.
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The "laziness" that's synonymous with hookworm infections is a symptom of iron deficiency anemia, due to blood loss.
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It wasn't enough side boob for some ... and she was clowned in her comments section for cup deficiency.
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After discarding all the other possibilities, doctors ultimately diagnosed the man as suffering from copper deficiency myelopathy (or CDM).
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"This suggests that rats lack a gallbladder not because of an inherent genetic deficiency of rat cells," Wu said.
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Iron is an easy mineral for humans to have a deficiency in, especially those who lose or share blood.
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Some researchers suspect that this deficiency takes the brakes off glutamate's excitatory activity, thus stimulating things like repetitive behaviour.
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If anything, [some could] give you a vitamin B12 deficiency and erode the surface of your mucosa a bit.
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Writing about the "golden mean," Aristotle argued that human virtues exist between the two extremes of excess and deficiency.
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Those events, such as bed sores or oxygen deficiency, cost Medicare about $4.4 billion annually, according to the report.
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Despite the grandiose promises, the pills probably won't make you any healthier (unless you have a medically diagnosed deficiency).
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"I developed anorexia and bulimia," she says, adding that she started losing her hair and developed an iron deficiency.
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Samsung doesn't want Color Vision Deficiency (CVD) — commonly referred to as color-blindness — to inhibit anyone's television-watching experience.
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Take the lack of woman of color in notable leading roles as an example, a glaring deficiency in 2017.
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Knowing who has what microbial deficit—like a vitamin deficiency—could help people for whom other drugs aren't working.
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Patients with PAH deficiency are unable to break down the amino acid phenylalanine, found in most protein-containing foods.
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Called Strimvelis, it is designed for a tiny number of children with ADA Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (ADA-SCID).
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When children drank about two cups of milk per day, they got enough vitamin D without risking iron deficiency.
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Lawrence LaMotte is the vice president of public policy at the Immune Deficiency Foundation, a national nonprofit patient organization.
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There is no controversy that a dietary supplement confers health benefit in the presence of a true nutrient deficiency.
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Choline deficiency is an issue for as many as 1 in 10 Americans, according to data cited by Derbyshire.
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"No single failure or deficiency was the sole reason for the events of 4 October 85033," the summary states.
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The study, which was first reported by CNN, was published Wednesday in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes.
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The biggest improvements were seen with regards to endocrine conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disease or growth hormone deficiency.
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The lack of blood flow to your brain, paired with oxygen deficiency really does make your mind go blank.
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People most at risk of vitamin B123 deficiency are vegetarians, vegans, and anyone who has undergone weight loss surgery.
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Which brings me back to "love, jealousy and deficiency," a phrase that the determinedly unhappy Sam unloads on Naomi.
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Intimacy is their top priority, but they still know how to fit a market deficiency when they see one.
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Miller demonstrated his magic skills at the poker table, where a moment's deficiency was paid for with one's life.
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"Now we are looking at a deficiency of top leadership among the militants' groups in Kashmir," General Raju said.
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Women who have heavy periods are frequently iron-deficient, and pregnancy can cause iron deficiency that should be treated.
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Researchers have begun studying how many people might be at risk for iron or zinc deficiency as a result.
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When he addressed his hamstring deficiency, he said, it helped prevent knee pain he had felt in the past.
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But patients with OTC deficiency usually don't have a bad liver; theirs simply fails to do this one job.
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PCAOB inspections have found nearly a third of the Big Four audits they review have some sort of deficiency.
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PCAOB inspections have found nearly a third of the Big Four audits they review have some sort of deficiency.
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A 2015 Preventive Services Task Force report noted that preventing iron deficiency is most likely preferable to treating it.
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That might make you wonder: Does wearing sunscreen interfere with vitamin D levels and potentially cause vitamin D deficiency?
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Baker was quick to point out that the Gates Foundation isn't just tackling vitamin A deficiency through genetic modification.
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There's also, typically, nothing explicitly useful about taking vitamins unless a doctor has diagnosed you with that specific deficiency.
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Unfashionably consistent, the songs indeed all sound the same, but since they're all fabulous this is hardly a deficiency.
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As a child, Aaron Horowitz spent years getting poked and prodded as part of treatment for human growth hormone deficiency.
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All of them were related to one of the fewer than 50 children living in the world with NGLY1 deficiency.
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If they have the vitamin D deficiency "gene," for example, they might decide to get their vitamin D level tested.
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Although the study failed its main goal, it showed some benefit against RSV hypoxemia or oxygen deficiency in the blood.
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As the Cooper women suggest, MAOA deficiency is an inherited condition, and it tends to be more common in men.
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And testers' Vitamin D levels are also checked — with the company saying deficiency is common among women of this age.
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One, a biotechnology investor named Kush Parmar, told Wilsey about some major obstacles to developing a treatment for NGLY21 deficiency.
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Being pregnant, breastfeeding, or just having a regular period (especially if it's heavy) all raise your risk for iron-deficiency.
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If it begins to decrement in any way, he said, other issues aside, this would point to a sleep deficiency.
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For example, lactose intolerance is very real, but is caused by the deficiency of an enzyme, not the immune system.
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There's some evidence that the pasteurization can affect proteins and vitamins, but not enough to lead to a nutritional deficiency.
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The World Health Organization recommends high doses of vitamin A for children in places where vitamin A deficiency is common.
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So there's no hormonal deficiency or excess in these women, even in the ones who have the most severe PMDD.
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Sleep debt is the effect that sleep deficiency has on the body, which may lead to physical and mental fatigue.
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HIV/AIDS was once known solely as a gay disease — it was actually first named GRID (Gay-Related Immune Deficiency).
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Scurvy is a disease that results from a severe vitamin C deficiency—and guess what vitamin almond milk doesn't have?
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One reasonable explanation could be the effects of hypoxia, or a deficiency in the amount of oxygen reaching the tissues.
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Although Kelly's novel is clearly the result of exhaustive research, the deficiency in "Lilac Girls" rests, unfortunately, with its characters.
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Iron deficiency, which is considered a type of anemia, happens when the body can't produce enough healthy red blood cells.
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But to say that somebody has a physical deficiency to make sushi rice correctly because of their gender is asinine.
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Vitamin A deficiency is one of the most common deficiencies among young children in the US and around the world.
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But it adds that for people with an iron deficiency, high levels of whole grains can further reduce iron levels.
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Symptoms of iron deficiency include fatigue, brittle nails, cold hands and feet, and chest pain, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The SEC has been closely scrutinizing these crosses in exams and inspections, often resulting in deficiency letters or enforcement actions.
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Iron deficiency is the most common and widespread nutritional disorder in the world, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Children with anemia and iron deficiency may have impaired nervous system development, which affects cognitive and motor abilities and behavior.
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Since my condition affects all of the pituitary hormones, I had a growth hormone deficiency at a very early age.
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Shelter operators last week received an email, shared with The New York Times, that warned of an impending funding deficiency.
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Meanwhile, against Washington on Tuesday, Meyer's Buckeyes (23-773) corrected this season's main deficiency — yielding long gains on the ground.
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Strict vegans who avoid animal products can develop a deficiency of B12 over time if they don't take a supplement.
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At the time, Indigenous people were often subjected to IQ testing to establish mental deficiency as a diagnosis for sterilization.
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There are no national tallies of how many borrowers face the collection lawsuits, known within the industry as deficiency cases.
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Buttigieg has shown no real capacity to win significant nonwhite support, which is a glaring deficiency in a Democratic primary.
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Rocky -- and you -- would have to consume a lot of raw egg whites to develop biotin deficiency, but it's possible.
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It's not the first time there has been controversy over the use of genetic engineering to solve vitamin A deficiency.
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Less than 203 nanograms per milliliter of vitamin D in the blood is considered much too little, a vitamin deficiency.
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The drawings are lightheartedly homosexual in a way not possible since the discovery of "gay-related immune deficiency" (GRID) in 1982.
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If no one else was going to develop a drug to treat NGLY1 deficiency, Wilsey, decided, he might as well try.
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I think my body has accumulated hours of sleep deficiency, and I believe that is a debt that must be paid.
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I know that in Alaska, we have a very serious deficiency when it comes to mental health providers in any space.
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But in a new study in mice, a vitamin A deficiency allowed one potentially beneficial species of gut bacteria to flourish.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars are taking a chance on Marcell Dareus, hoping he can solidify the team&aposs most glaring defensive deficiency.
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Some organizations would look at this as a deficiency or a weakness, but in fact it can be quite the opposite.
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Tibetan nomads are susceptible to vitamin D deficiency on account of their limited diets, and the VDR gene compensates for that.
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"Shows that the guys have embraced that deficiency, spent a lot of time focused on it, working on it," White said.
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I tried every genre of music on this thing to try to find its sonic deficiency and came up totally shorthanded.
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Notable by their absence would be vitamin B12 and vitamin D. You could also run the risk of an iron deficiency.
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" NIO says it has made a "significant number of adjustments" and "plan[s] to take measures to remedy this control deficiency.
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Because potassium is found in every cell of our bodies, a deficiency leads to systemic fatigue, increasing that hungover, sluggish feeling.
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"Yes, drinking alcohol can potentially deplete B vitamins a bit, but an actual thiamin deficiency only occurs with alcoholism," Travers explains.
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" But based on an audit committee review, Brixmor has said its board concluded there was "a deficiency in the control environment.
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Wheat plants in Kansas, where farmers grow the hard red winter variety used primarily for bread, showed signs of nutrient deficiency.
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In their work, Gold and his brother hypothesized that delusions come from a deficiency in one of the brain's basic systems.
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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is the virus that can cause AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) by destroying your immune cells.
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"This and the comeback of diphtheria and measles, is the result of a serious deficiency in the Immunization Plan," he said.
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Their offspring also developed health issues -- the females had difficulty gaining weight and the males experienced a slight deficiency in fertility.
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Could pernicious anemia, a disease caused by a vitamin B12 deficiency, have explained the many strange behaviors of Mary Todd Lincoln?
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If your dog has been diagnosed with a nutritional deficiency or a specific health problem, your veterinarian may recommend a supplement.
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