Apple is also likely to suffer from the trade war.
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They are also more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.
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Both sexes were more likely to suffer from depression if separated.
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In one study, they were more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems.
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And they are much more likely to suffer from mental-health problems.
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They were much less likely to suffer from dementia in old age.
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Men, meanwhile, are more likely to suffer from tendon and knee cartilage problems.
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Younger offenders are more likely to suffer from mental illness than their peers.
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Mothers who take some time off are also less likely to suffer from depression.
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And as noted, they're also less likely to suffer from depression than night owls.
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Children of deployed parents are more likely to suffer from depression, among other consequences.
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People without roofs over their heads are more likely to suffer from the extreme cold.
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And those who endorsed romantic beliefs were less likely to suffer from unmet relationship expectations.
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And billions more are likely to suffer from a worsening of their existing nutrient deficiencies.
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The data on whether women may be more likely to suffer from echoism is patchy.
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I ask Neureiter whether woman might be more likely to suffer from impostor syndrome than men.
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Women are more likely to suffer from it due to a higher 'level of disgust' propensity.
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In fact, the study found, one in 423 listings is likely to suffer from excessive noise.
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Families living below the poverty line are also more likely to suffer from asthma than wealthier households.
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We are also three times as likely to suffer from depression and anxiety than the general population.
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The report said older people experiencing homelessness were also more likely to suffer from mental illness or depression.
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They found that women who ate a Mediterranean diet were slightly less likely to suffer from hip fractures.
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They made hundreds of millions by betting against assets that were likely to suffer from an Out vote.
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"As it stands, low-income, minority patients are most likely to suffer from chronic diseases," Horowitz said by email.
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SEXISM IS STRESSFUL Here's why women are twice as likely to suffer from severe stress and anxiety as men.
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Instead, they're more likely to suffer from bothsidesism, even when a both-sides story isn't the most accurate one.
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While many people deal with chronic sleep deprivation, kids and teens are especially likely to suffer from too little sleep.
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Workers in the mining sector, followed by those in construction and manufacturing, are most likely to suffer from hearing impairment.
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They are also likely to suffer from Christmas falling in the middle of the week, on a Wednesday, this year.
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And the largest employer in the district, Toyota, is likely to suffer from Mr. Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The firm is seeking compensation for the economic harm that it said it was likely to suffer from the breach.
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There's plenty of evidence now that we are more likely to suffer from chronic low-grade inflammation as we get older.
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Artwork via Angelica Alzona/GizmodoToday in America, if you are poor, you are also more likely to suffer from poor health.
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Some research suggests that the lonely are more likely to suffer from cognitive decline and a quicker progress of Alzheimer's disease.
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Conversely, children of mothers who were uncertain of their deportation status were more likely to suffer from adjustment and anxiety disorders.
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People with past brain injuries were also about four times more likely to suffer from panic attacks, specific phobias and depression.
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Researchers have found that you&aposre 20143 times more likely to suffer from postpartum depression if your partner is experiencing it.
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Mothers over age 40 are three times more likely to suffer from depression when compared to women ages 30 to 35.
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A swaddled newborn is 33% less likely to suffer from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) than an unwrapped, back-sleeping baby.
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In 2008, researchers reported that patients with multiple sclerosis were several times more likely to suffer from depression and bipolar disorder.
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They are much more likely to suffer from a serious illness or psychiatric disorder, abuse drugs or be convicted of felonies.
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Institutional racism and homophobia mean that people of colour or gay people are statistically more likely to suffer from anxiety or depression.
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Women are also more likely to suffer from irritable bowel syndrome, and spaceflight seems to provoke diarrhea, maybe from stress, Reid said.
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These are the same groups that are likely to suffer from other health problems and often have limited access to health care.
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Researchers have long shown that persons with chronic pain are more likely to suffer from mental illnesses like depression and vice-versa.
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The European Commission found in 2016 that some 28% of Spaniards were suffering, or were likely to suffer, from poverty and social exclusion.
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It's more intimate and personal and, as a result, is less likely to suffer from the kind of abuse that Twitter deals with.
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This is doubly true for female employees, as research shows women are more likely to suffer from on-the-job burnout than men.
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Wives who view their household responsibilities "as unjust are more likely to suffer from depression than those who do not," one study says.
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Surely he's exactly the kind of politician likely to suffer from an edifice complex, a desire to see his name on big projects.
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In fact, studies show that perfectionists are more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety, which in turn can spill over into workplace performance.
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New research on postmenopausal women found those who ate a diet high in refined carbohydrates and sugar were more likely to suffer from insomnia.
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Unemployed individuals are more likely to suffer from depression, with symptoms worse for anyone who is without a job for six months or more.
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Those with financial worries are six times more likely to suffer from anxiety and seven times more prone to depression, Salary Finance's survey found.
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National reports show that this particular demographic is more likely to suffer from poverty, physical and mental illness, isolation, and discrimination than straight seniors.
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Heroin users are also more likely to suffer from HIV, hepatitis and other blood diseases because users might inject the drug with a shared needle.
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Depression can be passed down genetically—if a parent is severely depressed, their children are four times as likely to suffer from a depressive illness.
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Loneliness is a public health crisis that makes people more likely to suffer from disease and mental illness, and it correlates to a shorter lifespan.
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And these cognitive effects continue to build up throughout life, with elderly people who breathe bad air more likely to suffer from dementia and Alzheimer's.
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There are consequences from having precarious schedules: night shift workers and people who have irregular hours are also 33% more likely to suffer from depression.
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Those who answered the survey statement, "My boss gives me the information I need," negatively were the most likely to suffer from serious cardiovascular risk.
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But it may be even more important to keep undisturbed forests intact, because the species living there are far more likely to suffer from fragmentation.
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And of course, women and girls who have been subject to horrendous abuse are highly likely to suffer from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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They are the most likely to know if a person has a pattern of violent behavior, and they are most likely to suffer from it.
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Already, African-American children are twice as likely to suffer from asthma as white children—and climate change will put vulnerable populations at even greater risk.
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On the other, the risks of political interference mean that it is likely to suffer from the stigma associated with being a national oil company (NOC).
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"Sleeping problems are common and deserve attention because people with insomnia are more likely to suffer from other physical illnesses," Sacco told Reuters Health by email.
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Those with moderate-severe brain injuries had the highest overall rates of anxiety disorders and were most likely to suffer from multiple anxiety disorders at once.
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This is despite the fact that, as Ann V. Bell recently wrote in "Misconception," women of color are in fact more likely to suffer from infertility.
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Her doctor had told her that she was likely to suffer from postpartum depression, so she went online to find out how other women had coped.
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Musicians could be up to three times more likely to suffer from depression than the general public, according to new findings from the University of Westminster.
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This may explain why older people are more likely to suffer from insomnia, Dr. Alexandros H. Vgontzas and Julio Fernandez-Mendoza wrote in Current Psychiatry Reports.
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Women are twice as likely to suffer from severe stress and anxiety as men, according to a 2016 study published in The Journal of Brain & Behavior.
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But also other studies, adolescent health journal saying that they are two to three more times likely to suffer from depression, suicide, other mental disorders, very difficult.
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Women and African-Americans are more likely to suffer from strokes, and strokes are also on the rise in young people, according to the American Heart Association.
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Women who adhered the most to a Mediterranean diet were 0.29% less likely to suffer from a hip fracture than women who didn't stick to the diet.
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It's also been shown that people who live in neighborhoods with more creatures, shrubs and trees are actually less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety and stress.
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NAIROBI, April 16 (Reuters) - Kenya is likely to suffer from worsening food shortages and water scarcity as the rainy season fails, its meteorological department said on Tuesday.
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Yet the people most likely to suffer from these new efforts at reform are the poor whites who helped send President Donald Trump to the White House.
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If there are irrational behaviors, such as excessive tidiness or storage fetishes that young children are struggling to understand, then they are likely to suffer from that, too.
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In the absence of editing, and had they been allowed to develop, those with a faulty version would have grown into adults likely to suffer from the disease.
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This latest study has identified that people with a variation in the "AKT1" were more likely to suffer from visual distortions, memory impairment and paranoid delusions after smoking.
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The US economy is likely to suffer from a lower trend growth rate, thanks to a fall in the labour force participation rate (as the baby boomers retire).
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Veterans with bad paper are more likely to suffer from untreated physical and mental health conditions, battle substance abuse, face unemployment, experience homelessness, and ultimately, die by suicide.
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Last December, Frontiers pulled an abstract for a paper arguing that unvaccinated children are less likely to suffer from autism following an uproar from autism experts on Twitter.
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According to the group Trans Student Educational Resources, those with supportive parents were much more likely to have high self-esteem and less likely to suffer from depression.
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Being tall has its perks Being tall is associated with better health such as living longer, being less likely to suffer from heart and respiratory diseases, according to research.
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It found that obese people were 50 percent more likely to suffer from CHD, and between 7 percent and 11 percent more likely to develop cerebrovascular disease and PVD.
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By contrast, those with Celtic hips are far more likely to suffer from hip impingement, a consequence of the limited range of motion caused by their deep hip sockets.
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As a result of their findings, the charity suggest that musicians may be up to three times more likely to suffer from the illness compared to the general public.
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But other studies indicate that those who spring for cosmetic surgery may be more likely to suffer from depression or low self-esteem, which can lead to worse outcomes.
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The as-yet-unpublished research, which would have appeared in the journal Frontiers in Public Health, concluded that unvaccinated children are less likely to suffer from autism (among other ailments).
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Some have gone to places with lower wages, such as Indonesia and Vietnam; others to closer manufacturing regions such as Turkey, which are less likely to suffer from transport disruption.
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New research confirms that dogs living in smoking homes are more likely to suffer from DNA damage and show signs of premature aging than those living in non-smoking homes.
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True, these were older folks, who are more likely to suffer from sleep apnea (a known culprit for an unhealthy sex life), and overall health issues that might impact their slumber.
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Looking at data from 16 countries, the study found that people exposed to high levels of pollution produced by cars and industry are about 10% more likely to suffer from depression.
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"(They) make up 85 percent of the 700,000 garment workers and (are) therefore most likely to suffer ... from the social and economic repercussions of any change to the status quo," it said.
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This is particularly unpleasant when you consider that people with high debt are three times more likely to suffer from mental illness and are twice as likely to experience anxiety and depression.
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Researchers at Boston University School of Medicine found that people who consume diet soda daily are three times more likely to suffer from a stroke or dementia within the next ten years.
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That means she's both more likely to come into contact with the coronavirus and, if she does, more likely to suffer from a severe case of the disease it causes, COVID-213.
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Frankencats are typically rare cross-breeds of lions and tigers, but they are more likely to suffer from diseases and injuries, according to the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
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Along with a range of other ill effects from pollution, they were five times more likely to suffer from chronic lung disease than other Indians, and four times more likely to have hypertension.
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People getting insufficient sleep are more likely to suffer from chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, depression and obesity, as well as from cancer and increased likelihood of death, according to the CDC.
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These same factors also mean they are more likely to suffer from the effects of extreme heat associated with climate change; eight of the 10 hottest years on record have happened this decade.
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He wrote that gender disparities in the industry were due to men being more biologically suited for programming work, with women more likely to suffer from neuroticism and have lower thresholds for stress.
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Although women and men are equally prone to having bipolar disorder, women are more likely to suffer from the depressed state versus the manic state, according to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance.
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After looking at additional factors such as smoking, weight and physical activity, they determined that people who incorporated more Mediterranean diet elements into their lives were less likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease.
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One politician likely to suffer from the political fallout: Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, a former London mayor who once threatened to lie down in front of the bulldozers to prevent construction at Heathrow.
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Julián Castro At the CNN town hall, the former Housing and Urban Development secretary and mayor of San Antonio, TX, stressed that disadvantaged communities are more likely to suffer from the climate crisis.
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For example, African Americans are two to four times more likely to suffer from complications related to diabetes, and people of color are two to four times more likely to die from it.
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Amish people living in Pennsylvania, without electricity in their houses and using horses and buggies for transportation, are between a fifth and a tenth as likely to suffer from depression as neighboring modern Americans.
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Nevertheless, protectionist trade rhetoric from Trump could lead to a drop in capital inflows as the Gulf's trade partners in Asia are likely to suffer from a decline in trade with the United States.
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Trauma-exposed children are much more likely to suffer from heart disease when they grow up, more likely to have strokes, more likely to develop diabetes, more likely to be depressed, anxious, or suicidal.
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For starters, people with few close relationships with friends or relatives may be more likely to suffer from depression or other mental health issues than individuals with expansive social networks, Kail said by email.
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At longer zoom lengths, you're more likely to suffer from color fringing, a complication the Mark VI corrects for with the two lens elements, a pair of low-dispersion elements designed to suppress chromatic aberration.
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For example, African Americans with diabetes are two to four times more likely to suffer from complications from the disease, and people of color are two to four times more likely to die from it.
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Child abuse victims are three to four times more likely to suffer from post-traumatic stress (PTSD), depression and even resort to self-medicating with dangerous drugs, according to RAINN, Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network.
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Birds eating birds Species that rely on insects as their food source -- and the predators higher up the food chain which eat those species -- were likely to suffer from these declines, according to the scientists.
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I must concede that this rigor is a net positive: Apple's approved HomeKit devices are presumably the least likely to suffer from IoT plagues like the Mirai botnet that famously took down millions of connected cameras.
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While Asian stocks rose, the Chinese yuan suffered its worst month on record, losing 20.2 percent against the dollar in June as investors pulled money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to trade.
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"People who have this preferred late chronotype, this night owl behavior," tend to score higher on measures of depression and are also more likely to suffer from other serious conditions, including heart disease, diabetes and obesity.
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Young adults who grew up with incarcerated parents were also 2.2 times more likely to be socially isolated and 70% more likely to suffer from anxiety or to have had a baby at a young age.
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In recent decades Dr. McEwen became interested in how other hormones, like insulin and ghrelin (the hunger hormone), affect the brain, exploring why people with diabetes and metabolic syndrome are more likely to suffer from depression.
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Turkey, whose economy is in recession, is likely to suffer from a no-deal British exit from the EU because it is part of an EU customs union and would lose open access to the British market.
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According to NBC News, participants who drank three or more caffeinated beverages were 1.4 times more likely to suffer from a migraine that day, while those who consumed five or more servings had 2.61 times higher odds.
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That's a problem, because this generation of teens, whom I call "iGen," spends an extraordinary amount of time on screens—up to nine hours a day on average—and are also more likely to suffer from depression.
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While Asian stocks also rose, the Chinese yuan suffered its worst month on record, losing 3 percent against the dollar in June as investors pulled money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to trade.
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One politician likely to suffer from the political fallout of the vote is Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, a former London mayor who once threatened to lie down in front of the bulldozers to prevent construction at Heathrow.
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It was demonstrated that people who drank between 15 and 20 standard drinks per week were three times more likely to suffer from hippocampal atrophy—damage to the area of the brain involved in memory and spatial navigation.
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Introverts, males, and people with high IQs, Feltham says, adding that it's most likely to occur in mildly depressed people—those suffering from major depression, by contrast, are more likely to suffer from larger distortions in their thinking.
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While Asian stocks also rose, the Chinese yuan suffered its worst month on record, losing 3.0 percent against the U.S. dollar in June as investors pulled money from a market likely to suffer from higher barriers to trade.
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What the paper doesn't say, and which this new analysis could show, is that the bottom quartile is far more likely to suffer from ADHD, or the top five percent reported feeling they had a strong support network.
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By contrast, in the youngest group, born between 1991 and 2000, men were 1.1 times as likely as women to use, 1.2 times as likely to abuse, and 1.3 times as likely to suffer from alcohol's ill effects.
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Beverly Daniel Tatum, then Spelman's president, wrote in The Times in 2013: Whether it's diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease, black women are more likely to suffer from these ailments — and die from them — at young ages.
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"'Dependent contractors' are the group most likely to suffer from unfair one-sided flexibility and therefore we need to provide additional protections for this group and stronger incentives for firms to treat them fairly," they wrote in the report.
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So the irony is that the kind of people who would be more worried about getting back to work straight after an accident are more likely to suffer from an MTBI than people who don't really care so much.
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"The euro has been weighed by the long struggling pound, which in turn is likely to suffer from Brexit-related woes until the Conservative party leader is decided next week," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Another theory is that female prisoners are trickier to manage because they are more likely to suffer from mental illness: in 2015 26% of them (and 16% of male inmates) had had a psychiatric admission before going to prison.
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By way of comparison Nelson noted that workers on night shifts are more likely to suffer from a litany of illnesses, including "sleep disorders, depression, cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, and cancer," than those who work during the day.
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Recognizing this problem, many jurisdictions — though not all — have decided to focus on a defendant's likelihood of being arrested in connection with a violent crime, in part because arrests for violence appear less likely to suffer from racial bias.
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Researchers have recently discovered that fathers who are engaged with their kids are less likely to suffer from stress and depression and are more likely to have increased self-esteem , job and relationship satisfaction, and confidence in their parenting skills.
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Nearly 50,000 Black women die annually from heart disease, we have the highest maternal mortality rate, we're more likely to be diagnosed and die from breast cancer, we're more likely to suffer from a mental health illness and so much more.
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" He says Oculus will generally cover any repairs to the device itself so long as the product is under warranty, but "the longtime Rift users who are most likely to suffer from this problem are usually well outside the warranty period.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slipped to a four-day low under $1.22 on Friday, hurt by expectations that Britain's economy is likely to suffer from a hardline stance by the European Union in negotiations on the country's exit from the bloc.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, 11 to 20 percent of women who give birth each year have symptoms, and are more likely to suffer from the condition due to their more direct experiences of childbirth and primary care.
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Other studies have also indicated that dogs living with smokers were more likely to suffer from respiratory diseases, such as asthma and bronchitis, and faced a higher risk of developing lung cancer than dogs that live in smoke-free homes.
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"The circumstance that German exports are heavily concentrated on capital goods and therefore likely to suffer from the continued shift in demand from investment to private consumption in China is likely to be a factor, amongst other things," the Bundesbank said.
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More importantly, congressional Republicans should remember their party's commitment to constitutional principles, including the role that Congress must play in the balance of powers and the importance of limited government in protecting the rights of those most likely to suffer from executive overreach.
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"We're not sure what gene it is yet," Lyden said, adding that this genetic variation makes migraine patients more susceptible to pain in their head, but it also makes them more likely to suffer from motion sickness, nausea and vomiting, and vertigo.
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Sarkozy is not the only one likely to suffer from tactical or negative voting, according to Patrick Lafarge, a political analyst, who believes Fillon was the beneficiary of a backlash against both his closest rivals because of their brushes with the law.
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In 2010, a randomized trial of 151 patients with metastatic lung cancer at Massachusetts General Hospital found that those who received early palliative care scored significantly higher on quality of life measures than those receiving standard care, and were less likely to suffer from depression.
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For some time, there has been broad scientific consensus that the earth is warming, that emissions of greenhouse gases associated with economic activity are a partial cause, and that, if nothing is done, the earth is likely to suffer from catastrophic environmental costs in the distant future.
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The hearing found that men and women often experience conflict differently, with men more likely to die from battle-related violence, and women more likely to suffer from war's indirect effects, including breakdowns in social order, human rights violations, economic deprivation and the spread of infectious diseases.
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Researchers who led the Canadian study concluded that worker bees exposed to neonicotinoids - which they said often came from contaminated pollen from nearby plants, not from treated crops - had lower life expectancies and their colonies were more likely to suffer from a loss of queen bees.
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Individuals with two or more financial worries were far more likely to suffer from serious psychological distress than those who reported fewer money concerns, Dr. Judith Weissman, a mental health researcher at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York City, and her colleagues found.
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Compared to the participants who were satisfied with the final week of care, those who were unhappy were more than twice as likely to suffer from mental health issues like depression, anxiety and eating disorders, researchers report in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, online August 8.
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In the study, published December 12 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers found that postmenopausal women who ate a diet high in refined carbohydrates and sugars were more likely to suffer from insomnia, or difficulty falling or staying asleep, than those with healthier diets.
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And longer commutes appeared to have a negative impact on mental wellbeing too, with longer-commuting workers 33 per cent more likely to suffer from depression, 37 per cent more likely to have financial worries and 12 per cent more likely to report multiple aspects of work-related stress.
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According to the World Health Organization, as well as being one of the least happy developed countries in the world, the United States is, by a wide margin, also the most anxious, with nearly a third of Americans likely to suffer from an anxiety disorder in their lifetime.
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In a new study titled, "Masculinity in the doctor's office: Masculinity, gendered doctor preference and doctor–patient communication," published in Preventative Medicine, Mary Himmelstein and Diana Sanchez set out to find out why men have shorter life expectancies and are more likely to suffer from several leading causes of death.
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The vast majority of the studies, 93 percent, found that gender transition improved the overall well-being of transgender subjects, making them more likely to enjoy improved quality of life, greater relationship satisfaction and higher self-esteem and confidence, and less likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, substance abuse and suicidality.
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The centrality in this new campaign of the most brutal and criminal of the rebel militias deployed in Afrin and in Turkey's lawless northern Aleppo Euphrates Shield zone is a source of fear for civilians in northeast Syria, particularly the Kurds and Christians most likely to suffer from their depredations.
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But taxpayers are likely to suffer from various kinds of reputational risks, which are real even if difficult to measure, and more-concrete risks in terms of future litigation against the cities and higher borrowing costs as well, adverse effects likely to emerge after the current officials' tenures in office have ended.
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The researchers note that although we assume young people are better placed to adapt to new technologies, almost 20 percent of people aged 20 and below in OECD countries work in low-skilled jobs, like cleaning and food preparation, while 34 percent are in sales and personal services — all jobs likely to suffer from automation.
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Compared to their countryside counterparts, city dwellers are 21 percent more likely to develop anxiety-related conditions, 39 percent more likely to develop mood disorders, and twice as likely to suffer from schizophrenia, according to a 2011 study led by Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg, director of the University of Heidelberg's Central Institute of Mental Health.
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Around 85% of the stored blood samples were detected to have troponin in them, and findings showed that people with higher levels of troponin-I were two times more likely to have a heart attack, and three times more likely to suffer from an ischemic stroke compared to people with low levels of troponin-I.
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Stephen Greenwood, the C.E.O. and founder of Ballast Technology, the company that produces these expeditions for water parks (consumers pay around ten dollars a pop), explained in the cafeteria after my pretend dive that when you are submerged in water you are less likely to suffer from motion sickness than you are on land.
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Between the ages of 22 and 27, adolescents and young adults with diabetes are 28% as likely to attempt suicide as their same-age peers, and 03% as likely to suffer from a mood disorder, said Dr. Marie-Eve Robinson, a pediatric endocrinologist at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, in Ottawa, Canada, who led the study.
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We want to create a safe space for the women to talk about this so that they can then identify other issues that could be happening with them, whether identifying mental illness — most women with that sort of abuse suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder or depression, and if they go through labor they're most likely to suffer from postpartum depression.
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Similarly, HPV is linked to thousands of deaths, and doctors, including my colleagues at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute, now recognize it as the leading cause of many cervical, anal, vaginal, vulvar, penile and oropharyngeal cancers — with more women likely to suffer from such cancers than men.
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Anthocyanins are also related to good blood flow and can relax blood vessels which, needless to say, can be of great assistance to men with erectile problems, and participants in the study who consumed a diet rich in anthocyanins and flavonoids were less likely to suffer from ED. The study actually began in 1986 with the recruitment of 51,529 middle-aged men.
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"If you've got a group of men who have been smokers in their lifetime and then get it [Covid-19] and now have chronic lung disease as a result of the smoking, and then get exposed to corona infection, it seems as if they are more likely to suffer from severe corona infection, and be at risk of death," Hawkes said.
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When researchers looked at what was driving the rise in mental illness among emerging and young adults, they discovered that the young people they studied were significantly more likely to suffer from poor mental health than older generations did as students — and that this was associated with a decreased concern for meaning among the students and an increase in social detachment across society.
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The major finding was that irrationality — or what Professor Stanovich called "dysrationalia" — correlates relatively weakly with I.Q. A person with a high I.Q. is about as likely to suffer from dysrationalia as a person with a low I.Q. In a 2008 study, Professor Stanovich and colleagues gave subjects the Linda problem and found that those with a high I.Q. were, if anything, more prone to the conjunction fallacy.
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Financial markets have cratered as Trump and lawmakers struggle to find common ground on a plan to support Americans who may be unable to work or laid off during a downturn and businesses likely to suffer from dampened consumer spending Trump said he will "soon be taking emergency action [to] provide financial relief ... targeted for workers who are ill, quarantined, or caring for others due to coronavirus," without specifying how he would do so.
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"Women going through the menopause are four times more likely to suffer from depression than women who are younger than 45," said Pinkerton, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Charlottesville, Virginia, and executive director of the North American Menopause Society Depression is not anxiety, bouts of sadness, low mood or mood swings but a mental disorder defined by the feeling of extreme sadness lasting for more than two weeks, often with no specific cause, and which interferes with everyday life, Pinkerton said.
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As far back as 1988, researchers found that Afro-Caribbeans living in the UK were 12 times more likely to suffer from schizophrenia than white Brits, and later research has consistently found a link between severe mental illness and migrant communities, from the Netherlands to the US. A controversial two-year study conducted in London, Bristol and Nottingham and published in 2006 found differences when they broke down that population further: black Africans in the UK were six times more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia than white Brits, and black Caribbeans nine times more likely.
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