Once it is accepted that the untreated seriously mentally are more violent, the key fact is that 28503 percent of them go entirely untreated.
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A clear distinction has emerged in the White House between treated and untreated mentally ill individuals, as untreated mental illness presents a much higher risk to society.
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Since many of these cases often go undetected and untreated for weeks or even months, a seemingly nonthreatening injury can lead to complications and even death if untreated.
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Millions of Venezuelans are malnourished and the sick are untreated.
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Nobody is aware of the risks of drinking untreated water.
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If left untreated, syphilis can cause blindness, infertility, and strokes.
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According to local activists, untreated sewage sludge is to blame.
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Untreated dysphoria can lead to anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation.
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The disease can be fatal within hours if left untreated.
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In fact, the soil lost carbon in untreated control plots.
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Left untreated, your teeth might eventually have to be pulled.
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"Postpartum depression, if untreated, can begin to spiral," Stuebe said.
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Left untreated, HVD could cause heart failure and become deadly.
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Undiagnosed or untreated sleep apnea was blamed in each case.
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Injuries and illnesses, usually left untreated, lead to lingering deaths.
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The internet is an open sewer of untreated, unfiltered information.
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All those untreated diseases out there are evolving, and fast.
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If left untreated, it can cause organ damage or death.
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If left untreated, the severe bleeding can lead to death.
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It took him 20 days to die, untreated, of infection.
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In other pictures, untreated, the light sky is smudged irregularly.
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And, of course, millions of gallons of untreated waste water.
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But it is way — way — less bad than untreated diabetes.
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Cholera causes severe diarrhea and can kill within hours if untreated.
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There's been so much untreated sewage that's been discharged into streams.
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They become inflamed, and when untreated, spread quietly inside my head.
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HPV, if left untreated, can lead to cervical or anal cancer.
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Roughly half the city's sewage still flows untreated into Guanabara bay.
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But he also added he would not let people go untreated.
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Across India, more than two-thirds of urban wastewater goes untreated.
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Untreated mental illness carries a range of personal and societal costs.
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If left untreated, most dogs only live two to eight weeks.
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But women should also consider the risks associated with untreated depression.
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The rest flush into drains through which the waste flows untreated.
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Go deeper: People with untreated HIV transmitted 80% of new infections
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If left undiagnosed and untreated, however, it can cause permanent disability.
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Routine medical problems often go untreated until it becomes too late.
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"Women are returning to prison due to untreated PTSD," Wallace asserts.
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Left untreated, malnutrition compounds the unique health problems faced by seniors.
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Trauma and PTSD typically go unrecognized and untreated in this population.
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The cost will be in untreated illnesses and unpayable medical bills.
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If left untreated, severe dehydration can lead to death within hours.
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Left untreated, it can lead to serious illness or even death.
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The biggest chunk of this will come from previously untreated patients.
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By then, Pat's untreated cancer had metastasized to his spinal canal.
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If these cells are left untreated, you can develop cervical cancer.
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There are several reasons the condition often goes undiagnosed and untreated.
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Drinking untreated water can lead to diarrhea, typhoid, cholera, and death.
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If it's untreated — or insufficiently treated — it can lead to violence.
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The risk was 40 percent in those with three untreated infections.
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When left untreated, TB becomes lethal and ultimately kills the patient.
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Birth defects, cancer, diabetes and other conditions would have gone untreated.
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Left untreated, the baby would probably die before his first birthday.
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Watch for slick spots as previously wet or untreated areas freeze.
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Untreated, the disease can leave people sick for weeks or months.
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Like me, she let things go untreated, suffering much in silence.
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He inundated Dalí with gruesome photographs of people with untreated syphilis.
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If left untreated, hepatitis C can cause liver cancer or cirrhosis.
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Untreated diabetes can lead to blindness, amputation, kidney failure, and death.
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Untreated water (such as lakes) and drinking water caused 22 more cases.
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Untreated, they can lead to serious health problems, including blindness and infertility.
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This also happens with many other bacterial infections when they go untreated.
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Left untreated, she faces life-threatening complications including diabetic ketoacidosis and coma.
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These infections can range from mild to life-threatening if left untreated.
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Nearly 24,000 cis women develop infertility because of untreated STIs every year.
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Likewise, there are plenty of people with untreated mental and physical ailments.
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Untreated opioid addiction is the most risky for moms and their children.
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Many sexually transmitted infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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His regime is filthier than the untreated water that most Congolese drink.
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The tap water is undrinkable; untreated sewage is pumped into the sea.
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Untreated gonorrhea can increase a woman's risk of HIV infection or infertility.
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Mental illnesses often manifest as physical headaches and stomachaches when left untreated.
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Left untreated, the condition worsens—the contractions have the opportunity to mature.
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Research demonstrates a clear link between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline.
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In the developing world, by contrast, even horrifying pain is often untreated.
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Untreated suffering used to be the norm in the developed world, too.
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Sexually transmitted diseases threaten lives and fertility if left undetected or untreated.
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These pre-cancerous lesions can progress to cervical cancer if left untreated.
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That move caused untreated water to corrode pipes while flowing to residents.
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Ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis cause headaches, nausea, confusion and, if left untreated, death.
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Untreated or undertreated lymphedema results in increased complications, hospitalizations, comorbidities and disabilities.
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If left untreated, necrosis can spread to surrounding tissues and body parts.
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Untreated hearing loss can lead to depression, anxiety, cognitive decline and dementia.
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"There were medical risks if (the condition) went untreated indefinitely," said Coogle.
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The sewers moved untreated effluent from central London and out to sea.
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No matter the cause, untreated, this degree of hyponatremia can be deadly.
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We learned untreated strep throat leads to heart failure in poor countries.
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Q. What are the effects of vitamin B12 deficiency if left untreated?
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In any warm-blooded animal, rabies is almost always fatal if untreated.
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"It was left untreated, and finally it just blew," the lawyer said.
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This compares with an estimated 67% overall mortality rate for untreated cases.
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People with untreated mental illnesses are disproportionately likely to attract police attention.
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If left untreated, these symptoms can rapidly progress to more serious complications.
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It is tough to diagnose — and it can be fatal if untreated.
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Eugenics; phrenology; the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male.
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Untreated, people with this condition rarely live past the age of 30.
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When rain overwhelms those systems, untreated sewage gets released into local waterways.
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As a result, problems from industrial pollution and untreated sewage have persisted.
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As a result, their waste often ends up in the environment untreated.
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He also said they're continuing to look for people with untreated injuries.
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Untreated or inadequately treated inflammatory rheumatic diseases may also shorten life expectancy.
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More than half of those on probation and parole are also untreated.
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I have seen firsthand the devastation wrought by untreated HIV and AIDS.
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A vertical gash, a couple of inches long, oozed with pus, untreated.
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There's still a large population in the US with untreated chronic pain.
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Left untreated, measles can cause permanent hearing loss, brain damage, and death.
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His right arm was lame, the apparent result of an untreated stroke.
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Untreated pneumonic plague is always deadly, typically within 18983 hours of disease onset.
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Homeless people often have untreated medical problems, but this is a new scale.
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Untreated, typhus fever can become life-threatening, though antibiotics provide a common cure.
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If left untreated, the ulcers can worsen and cause permanent swelling and scarring.
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Untreated mental illness plays a role in too many of our national tragedies.
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Certain sexually transmitted diseases like HPV, if left untreated, can lead to cancer.
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They suffer drunk-driving accidents, chronic pain, untreated injuries and "alcohol-induced comas".
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The untreated meat will literally make you "shark drunk" because of the toxins.
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Millions of gallons of untreated sewage are dumped in the river every day.
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If left untreated, HIV will turn into AIDS, and ultimately lead to death.
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If left untreated, PCOS can lead to infertility, high blood pressure, or diabetes.
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Left untreated, these cells were subject to inflammation and higher rates of death.
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Untreated, it can lead to serious complications such as kidney failure and blindness.
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If untreated, measles can lead to serious complications, like brain swelling and damage.
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Much of the solid waste is emptied into rivers, lakes and ponds untreated.
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It's part of what happens if it's left untreated in the tertiary stage.
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Untreated gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis can also leave people more susceptible to HIV.
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Tertiary, or neurosyphilis, is what happens when the infection remains untreated for years.
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Suicide is typically caused by untreated or improperly treated depression or mental illness.
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Unexplained weight loss is a common side-effect of untreated Type 21 diabetes.
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Not surprisingly, untreated sewage can also have a harmful effect on marine life.
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According to the CDC, more than 20% of untreated cases lead to death.
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I could see it -- as I watched untreated sewage flow to open water.
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Left untreated, diesels spew out 20 times more NOx than their petrol equivalents.
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He also said they&aposre continuing to look for people with untreated injuries.
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And it's research has shown strong correlations between drug abuse and untreated trauma.
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Small children suffer lasting physical and mental damage from malnutrition if left untreated.
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An untreated dental abscess can invade the tissues of the head and chest.
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If untreated, both cerebral and pulmonary edema can lead to coma and death.
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His health issues went untreated for the 11 months he was in custody.
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There have been reductions in opioid overdose deaths and untreated opioid use disorders.
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And untreated fever during pregnancy can have severe consequences, premature birth among them.
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Patients with untreated AF are five times more likely to have a stroke.
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Untreated mental illness leaves many susceptible to housing insecurity, particularly people of color.
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These are signs of serotonin syndrome, which can be fatal if left untreated.
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People in small towns were drinking untreated water, a major risk for infection.
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The rare condition, also known as preeclampsia, can be deadly if left untreated.
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The only mistake would be to allow dangerously elevated cholesterol to go untreated.
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Untreated train, bus and truck drivers clearly pose a significant public safety risk.
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About 85 percent of those with hearing loss are untreated, Dr. Lin said.
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With no running water, residents are still forced to rely on untreated wells.
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The Catch-22 is that untreated emotional issues also increase risk of deportation.
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The shirts, which will be untreated, will also be OEKO-TEX 100 certified.
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Making a correct diagnosis was vital, because if left untreated, Whipple's is deadly.
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Doctors said Hisham had Type 6363 diabetes that had gone untreated for years.
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If left untreated, hypertension can lead to heart disease, heart attack, or stroke.
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The trial, involving previously untreated HL patients, could help expand the Adcetris label.
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Too much rain, and this swill overflows, pouring out, untreated, into local waterways.
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Pigs may also have access to untreated or uncooked food waste and swill.
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His underlying bipolar disorder went undiagnosed and untreated until late in his life.
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HIV is a virus that can destroy the immune system if left untreated.
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While some experts have poured cold water on the liquid fad, saying it has no health benefits and can pose a risk if there is untreated bacteria present, that has not stopped many turning to the unprocessed and untreated water.
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Turn upside-down Note: Inverting is contraindicated if you have untreated high blood pressure.
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And if the infection is ignored or left untreated, it could lead to blindness.
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Left untreated, it can result in loss of sensation, paralysis, and autonomic nerve dysfunction.
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Nearly all groundwater has become undrinkable and untreated sewage is pouring into the Mediterranean.
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A disease that is out to kill us, and when left untreated eventually will.
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So many of my muscles were dysfunctional from having the disease untreated for years.
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If left untreated, the infection can lead to brain swelling, which is often fatal.
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Those with chronic or untreated infections can develop cirrhosis, liver cancer and liver failure.
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"Untreated sewage is allowed to flow into the bay," he claimed at the time.
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This dangerous cycle is what eventually leads to undiagnosed and untreated mental health disorders.
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Water supplies are undrinkable and once-unspoilt Mediterranean beaches are contaminated by untreated sewage.
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" Dr. Pignone also emphasized that "untreated depression has a lot of adverse consequences itself.
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For many, however, the condition is left untreated and may become chronic or severe.
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Iowa Bulldog had untreated eye problem; dead mice found floating in dogs' drinking water.
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It leads to organ damage and failure and can be fatal if left untreated.
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And, if left untreated, will be passed on to the baby growing inside her.
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Sepsis typically occurs when harmful bacteria infiltrates the blood, often from an untreated wound.
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If left untreated, infection can spread to joints, the heart and the nervous system.
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Residents have relied on untreated water from boreholes and risk contracting diseases, it added.
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We'd see a lot of people going blind or losing limbs from untreated diabetes.
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When people drink untreated water, it's usually because they have nothing else to drink.
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Untreated sewage is dumped into the Mediterranean Sea, posing serious threats to public health.
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He brews his beers with untreated soft water from the aquifer beneath his farm.
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Eventually, usually after years of untreated disease, bone will start to expand as well.
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Broken bones went untreated and prisoners lost teeth for want of basic dental care.
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Left untreated, a large clot stopping blood flow in the lungs can be deadly.
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Every 15 minutes that a stroke goes untreated means significant ramifications for a patient.
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Left untreated, diabetes can lead to nerve damage, amputations, blindness, heart disease and strokes.
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Though rarely fatal, untreated infections are linked to devastating consequences like miscarriages and infertility.
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Instead, the company compared the treated patients against how untreated patients had progressed historically.
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My grandmother died at 38, suffering horribly from an untreated case of breast cancer.
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In humans, an untreated E. coli infection causes painful cramping, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can cause infertility, miscarriages, chronic pain and blindness in newborns.
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Millions of gallons of untreated sewage and contaminated water were released after the hurricane.
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Untreated, the weak become weaker, the sick become sicker, and a terminal spiral ensues.
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Untreated sewage and leaking water from informal houses have also contributed to the problem.
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Left untreated, an infected appendix can burst and spread the infection throughout the abdomen.
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Left untreated, it can lead to life-threatening complications in both mothers and infants.
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So insurers' longer-term costs [due to untreated opioid addiction] may disappear fairly quickly.
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But Noura's endometriosis had worsened and gone largely untreated while she was in prison.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), despite declining rates of untreated decay in preschool-aged children, more than half of children ages 2-8 will experience cavities in primary teeth, of which slightly less than half will still go untreated.
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Governments, too, are realizing the enormous costs to society of untreated drug and alcohol addiction.
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Antibiotics can cure TB, but it's fatal if untreated, and many patients are never diagnosed.
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Breathing starts to become difficult, paralysis sets in, and if left untreated, you'll probably die.
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But there are severe risks if they go untreated, including permanent scarring and decreased vision.
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Undiagnosed or untreated preeclampsia can result in the death of the mother or the baby.
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It can cause severe watery diarrhea and dehydration, and kill within hours if left untreated.
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The physical cost of poverty and untreated disability is enormous, especially in the United States.
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Left untreated, the virus has an 85 percent chance of causing a chronic liver infection.
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If left untreated, sleep apnea can cause a higher rate of mortality for its sufferers.
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If left untreated, heat exhaustion can progress into heatstroke, a severe and life-threatening condition.
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David died eight hours after being born due to untreated complications with being born prematurely.
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Hepatitis C is an infection that can lead to serious liver problems if left untreated.
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PPD can get worse the longer it goes untreated and some moms may be suicidal.
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If left untreated, the toxin attacks the brain causing lethargy, disorientation, seizures and even death.
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"Allowing PTSD to go untreated can potentially have disastrous consequences, including suicide attempts," she said.
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It's not known how many immigrants living with mental health issues go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Untreated, meningococcal meningitis, the bacterial form of the disease, is fatal in 483% of cases.
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Several detainees have untreated medical conditions, including a heart problem, gunshot wound and broken leg.
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If untreated, an individual is at higher risk of substance abuse/addiction and or suicide.
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Afterward, the treated polyester fabrics did, in fact, smell less than the untreated polyester fabrics.
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"He is the most dedicated person because he wants to treat the untreated," Mark said.
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At the root of this ... is an untreated mental health issue going back probably decades.
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An attorney representing Kang referenced possible untreated mental health issues when reached for a comment.
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But that means missing screenings for conditions like preeclampsia, which can be dangerous if untreated.
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Left untreated, these conditions can lead to complications such as heart attack, stroke and amputation.
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While all of these can be cured by antibiotics, many people go undiagnosed and untreated.
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If left untreated, they can result in heart attack or stroke, which can be deadly.
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The second most common variety, septicemic plague, can develop if bubonic plague is left untreated.
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It has been operating at half capacity following a spill of untreated water in February.
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Left untreated, it can lead to complications like blindness, kidney failure, nerve damage, and amputations.
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If untreated, it can morph into high-altitude cerebral edema once you reach extreme altitude.
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Untreated cases can result in joint problems, or issues with the heart or nervous system.
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If baby teeth have untreated decay, it can have negative implications on the adult teeth.
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Those are all signs of infections that could lead to vision loss if left untreated.
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Among other things, we know that untreated STDs—like gonorrhea and chlamydia—can cause infertility.
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Her untreated blood pressure was 100/70 and her cholesterol and lipid levels were normal.
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To date, no scientific study has demonstrated any proven health benefit from drinking untreated water.
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Untreated sewage is still dumped into water, and an invasive hyacinth spreads along its shores.
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Left untreated, prisoners will suffer irreparable liver damage and may transmit the infection to others.
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Ask Well A deficiency of B12, if left untreated, can lead to irreversible neurological problems.
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Both eyes showed signs of diabetic retinopathy, a condition that can cause blindness if untreated.
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He developed a painful lump on one of his testicles that went untreated for months.
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The gray pieces will be untreated, without the performance finishes, in a "non-wool" material.
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As long as there are millions of people with untreated addiction, demand will fuel supply.
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The symptoms can be mild, making it more likely that it'll go untreated and spread.
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Left untreated, it can affect the brain, heart and other organs, ultimately leading to death.
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If left untreated, the flu can cause problems in the nervous system in rare cases.
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Cholera, a bacterial disease spread by contaminated water, can cause fatal dehydration if left untreated.
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And those with physical ailments and untreated anxiety are also more likely to die sooner.
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While the plague can be deadly if untreated, patients can easily be treated with antibiotics.
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Issues of substance abuse, post-traumatic stress and depression, left untreated, are killing our veterans.
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Turned out I had a dangerous infection that was left untreated for over a month.
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However, there are also unseen consequences that, if left untreated, can prove just as fatal.
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"When left undiagnosed and untreated, these STIs can result in serious complications and long-term health problems for women, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, and miscarriage, and untreated gonorrhea and chlamydia can cause infertility in both men and women," the report reads.
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Unfortunately, untreated maternal depression hurts children, particularly young children, placing their safety and development at risk.
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And of course, leaving it untreated makes it possible for people to spread it to others.
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According to the CDC, untreated Lyme disease in pregnant women can be dangerous to unborn children.
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If left untreated, it can spread to the muscles, joints, the heart, and even the brain.
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Separately, U.S. regulators approved a combination of Keytruda and chemotherapy for previously untreated advanced lung cancer.
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Staph infections include symptoms like chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, stomach cramping and, if left untreated, death.
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Eventually, the bump will become an ulcer or an open sore, then progress if left untreated.
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Untreated depression can lead to problems at home or school and increase the risk of suicide.
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If left untreated, the woman's corneal abrasions could have led to serious infection or vision problems.
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Run-off from fertilisers and untreated sewage are other nasty problems with which corals must contend.
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It can take five days for symptoms to show and can lead to death if untreated.
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Then, the night before I met him, he shared needles with a person with untreated AIDS.
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But it can still kill one in five people who are infected if it's left untreated.
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It is not just sewage that goes untreated into the Ganges, among whose pools children play.
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In extreme cases, if left untreated, your heart and lungs can stop and you can die.
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If untreated, the illness may last over a month and could continue over a recurring cycle.
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In some extreme cases, people have died during opioid withdrawal while incarcerated, often from untreated dehydration.
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Left untreated, chlamydia infections can lead to blindness, severe bladder inflammation, infertility and death in koalas.
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Typhoid fever, rare in developed countries, can lead to serious health complications and death if untreated.
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As a result, the mice were stronger, slept better, and lived longer than their untreated counterparts.
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In fact, untreated maternal depression has been associated with preterm births, stillbirths, and low birth weight.
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But since the poisoning often happens without obvious symptoms at first, lead poisoning often goes untreated.
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Baird analyst Brian Skorney said approval for previously untreated patients was "off the table" for now.
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An attorney representing Kang indicated his client had possible mental health issues that had gone untreated.
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This suggests that many fathers are going undiagnosed and untreated for depression, the study authors conclude.
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If left untreated, it can lead to serious health issues such as heart disease and diabetes.
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And, if left untreated, it can lead to nerve damage or kidney, eye, or heart disease.
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Although federal laws mandate that water should be treated to prevent corrosion, Flint's water went untreated.
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Melanoma, which was first diagnosed in 1977 but left largely untreated, had spread throughout his body.
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I had been struggling with suicidality for years as my untreated bipolar disorder raged and worsened.
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They compared this with whole brains from pigs slaughtered at the same time but left untreated.
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He had an untreated dental disease so severe that all his teeth needed to be extracted.
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Pneumonic plague is "fatal if left untreated" with side effects like coughing up blood and vomiting.
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But the two Dacheng sites are among three in the region that remain untreated, it added.
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Those with untreated post-traumatic stress disorder are at higher risk of drug abuse and incarceration.
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I've learned it is common for post-traumatic stress disorder, if untreated, to evolve into addictions.
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Untreated STDs can lead to serious health problems, such as chronic pain, infertility, or even death.
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Post-traumatic stress syndrome, left untreated, leaves broken men to do desperate and sometimes despicable acts.
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Waste from gold-processing adds to pollution by run-off from surrounding cities and untreated sewage.
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Left untreated, it can lead to a whole slew of problems, including stroke and heart failure.
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If left untreated, chlamydia can leave a person sterile, which means they are unable to reproduce.
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Cutting Medicaid will push more people with untreated mental illness into emergency rooms, homelessness and jails.
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It's transmitted through blood and if left untreated can cause liver cirrhosis, cancer and ultimately death.
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Initially the study was only supposed to follow the untreated men for a year, Jenkins recalled.
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If left untreated, it could potentially lead to lash loss, chronic eyelid inflammation, or visual changes.
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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, can lead to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome or AIDS if left untreated.
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Left untreated, severe valve disease leads to death within two years for half the people affected.
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"Chronic cough that is left untreated can result in permanent lung damage," Schultz said by email.
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If untreated sewage gets into area waters, it can create algae blooms and other ecological problems.
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The company says that its produce will stay fresh two to three times longer than untreated produce.
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But the sad thing for most of these kids is this trauma is likely to go untreated.
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If left untreated, overheating can turn into heatstroke, which can have deadly effects on your pet's health.
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Untreated chronic hepatitis B and C infection can lead to permanent liver damage, liver failure, and cancer.
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If left untreated, Lyme disease during pregnancy may infect the placenta and could also cause possible stillbirth.
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But untreated water can damage lead pipes, causing the toxic element to seep into a water source.
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If left untreated, heatstroke can lead to seizures, brain damage, muscle breakdown (rhabdomyolysis), organ failure, or death.
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"I learned later that this would have eventually led to lung collapse if left untreated," she said.
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Continued electricity and water outages mean sewage is often left untreated, prompting fears of a cholera outbreak.
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Other Shia leaders, too, seem to recognise the danger of leaving the conditions that spawn jihadism untreated.
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If left untreated, hyperthyroidism can lead to a "thyroid storm," a severe and potentially life-threatening condition.
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Working with untreated graphene retains the material's much lauded electrical conductivity — resulting in a significantly better electrode.
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Floods occur frequently during the monsoon season, spewing untreated sewage onto the streets and so spreading disease.
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Studies have shown that undiagnosed and untreated maternal depression can harm a child's cognitive and emotional development.
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And if the mental well-being goes untreated, it manifests itself in other physical well-being issues.
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The country has been for years battling contamination from fertilizer run-offs, heavy metals and untreated sewage.
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Untreated gastric disease can lead to chronic, ulcer-like symptoms lasting for weeks to months, Bao said.
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If these are left untreated, they can even evolve into pelvic inflammatory disease and result in infertility.
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TB is spread by bacteria when someone with untreated TB, often a family member, coughs or sneezes.
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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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"People don't understand the nature and the potentially life-threating complications of untreated gender dysphoria," Ettner said.
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Many have been homeless, and all are at serious risk of harm of injury if left untreated.
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Scored this way, transects from healthy controls averaged 5.9 while those from untreated traumatised tissue averaged 2.2.
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Untreated gonorrhea can result in serious long-term health problems such as pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility.
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If left untreated, it can make it difficult or impossible for women to get pregnant later on.
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If untreated, gonorrhea can cause permanent health problems, like infertility and long-term abdominal pain in women.
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Rio treats only about half its sewage, dumping the rest untreated into the water around the city.
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No other untreated health issue has the enormous public safety costs associated with it that addiction does.
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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is a virus that can destroy the immune system if left untreated.
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Untreated, we know that gender dysphoria can cause many psychological problems, including severe depression and suicidal behavior.
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Left untreated, it inflames and can eventually scar the liver, making it less effective at filtering toxins.
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Ryan on Tuesday said the nation's gun violence epidemic is largely a consequence of untreated mental illness.
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Left untreated, these sites are more than eyesores: They create long-lingering problems including polluted drinking water.
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We enter a social universe haunted by violence, institutional decay, drugs, family erosion and untreated mental illness.
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Untreated, the virus leads to liver failure or cancer in 15 percent to 30 percent of cases.
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If left untreated by medication, patients who break a bone are twice as likely to break another.
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Left untreated, it can lead to the failure of the heart and respiratory system and, eventually, death.
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Investor attention is focused primarily on giving the drug combination to previously untreated, or first-line, patients.
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If left untreated, the pain can spread up your Achilles tendon and begin to affect your knees.
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If untreated, it can lead to severe mental health issues, including debilitating depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation.
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Untreated STDs can also increase a person's chance of developing HIV or spreading HIV to a partner.
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It can be devastating: Untreated GPA has a mortality rate of roughly 80 percent at one year.
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In one study, voles given vitamins E and C had shorter life spans than their untreated brethren.
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Almost one in five adults of Medicare eligibility age (65 years old and older) have untreated cavities.
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Result: Gaza's already inadequate sewage plants are often offline, and waste goes untreated straight into the Mediterranean.
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"He could have lived," the judge told the two parents, adding that untreated bacterial meningitis is fatal.
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Survivors describe sadistic treatment, rape, summary executions or detainees left to die of untreated wounds and illnesses.
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" Yet, they added, "when left untreated, vulvar lichen sclerosus can cause significant physical, emotional and sexual discomfort.
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It tests for pre-cancerous and abnormal cells, which if left untreated, can lead to cervical cancer.
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The fertilized egg can't survive, and the growing tissue may cause life-threatening bleeding, if left untreated.
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Floods can cause massive amounts of untreated sewage to flow into rivers, streams, streets and even homes.
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The higher the blood pressure and the longer it goes untreated, the more damage it can create.
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If left untreated, the disease can spread to other parts of the body and lead to death.
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She appears to have died after several days of untreated dehydration, according to the online news outlet.
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Former inmates have described brutal abuse in China's labor camps, including beatings, sleep deprivation and untreated illnesses.
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If left untreated, rhinophyma can lead to swelling, burning or stinging sensations, and thickened and bumpy skin.
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Another 220006 percent of homes had a straight pipe directly discharging untreated sewage into the surrounding environment.
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Still, because of the number of cases of sleep apnea going untreated, some have proposed universal screening.
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Three days later, she died at home after slipping into a mysterious coma from untreated uterine cancer.
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So non-mass murders by untreated seriously mentally ill are six times more common than mass murders.
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Untreated insomnia also increases the risk of falls and fractures, a study of nursing home residents showed.
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"A natural, untreated sapphire, for example, will be more expensive than a heat-treated sapphire," Gizzi says.
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Faeces from more than two-thirds of Nairobi's inhabitants go untreated because there are not enough toilets.
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In some cases, chronic ailments and serious diseases are left untreated, or medical care is repeatedly delayed.
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Lacking the proper medical diagnosis, my condition went untreated, and was allowed to fester inside of me.
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It's not only inconvenient; if left untreated, the long-term consequences of the disorder can be catastrophic.
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To fool the participants, they also hooked up another patch of untreated skin to the same machine.
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"Cage" (19303–31) is a cube containing suspended spokes and crudely geometric forms constructed in untreated wood.
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Many low-income mothers with depression, including more than a third with a major depressive disorder, go untreated.
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"The doctor said if it had gone untreated for several weeks it could have be irreparable," he says.
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But, if left untreated, it can cause some serious complications and can even increase your risk for HIV.
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And although syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia are curable with medicine, if left untreated, they can be seriously harmful.
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Studies suggest I'm not alone in having pain symptoms downplayed and left untreated, in one way or another.
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Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis are curable with antibiotics, but if left untreated they can result in serious complications.
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Stillbirths occur when a mother with untreated syphilis transfers the bacteria to a child during pregnancy or delivery.
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Most women with gonorrhoea will show no signs of the disease, which can cause infertility if left untreated.
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"It's common to come out with untreated illness, chronic conditions due to age and neglect," Ms. Newby said.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in every three adults has untreated tooth decay.
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Tuberculosis patients suffer fevers and night sweats, lose weight, cough up blood and, if left untreated, ultimately die.
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Left untreated, the condition can lead to complications such as malnutrition, low bone density, lactose intolerance and infertility.
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All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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"The majority of teenagers with these thoughts have untreated mental illness, particularly depression and anxiety disorders," Barnett said.
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Postpartum depression can appear days or months after childbirth and last months—if not longer—when left untreated.
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Doctors leading the trial didn't compare patients who received the drug with a "control group" of untreated patients.
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If it's left untreated, a child with SCID-X1 rarely would live beyond their 2nd birthday, physicians say.
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Some animals had untreated injuries and illnesses, and investigators found dozens of carcasses on the 122-acre site.
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There are over 170 strains of the virus but only a few cause deadly cancer if left untreated.
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Cholera, an acute diarrheal disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, can kill within hours if left untreated.
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These potentially untreated artifacts could give scientists the opportunity to learn about ancient Greek life using modern technology.
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And there's mounting evidence that an untreated mental disorder can harm both a mother and her unborn child.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration last year expanded approvals for Gazyva to include previously untreated follicular lymphoma.
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The town has not had electricity since November 2012, and most residents fetch untreated water manually from wells.
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If these are left untreated, they can rupture painfully, spilling the bacteria into the rest of the body.
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In addition, drugs offer some relief from the chronic stress of current socioeconomic conditions and untreated mental illness.
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Left untreated, syphilis can affect the brain, heart and other organs of the body, ultimately leading to death.
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The consequences of untreated addiction costs our economy $442 billion a year – twice what we spend on diabetes.
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Earlier this month, a late-stage trial showed Keytruda allowed previously untreated lung cancer patients to live longer.
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"I was misdiagnosed for over three decades and left untreated for Lyme disease," Sims told the report's authors.
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That infection, which can result from untreated plague that's spread to the lungs, can spread through airborne droplets.
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Some vets prescribe strong sedatives, but even if the immediate crisis is averted, the underlying phobia remains untreated.
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Untreated or inadequately treated mental health problems are a tremendous strain on individuals, societies and health-care systems.
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A major consequence of untreated high blood pressure in children is enlargement of the heart's main pumping chamber.
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His post-conviction attorneys argued that Miller was suffering from profound, untreated mental disorders when he stabbed Standifer.
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Don't write that off as just gross; untreated GERD can easily develop into a serious illness, even cancer.
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Black youths had the most untreated cavities (17.1%) compared with Hispanic (13.5%), white (23%) and Asian (10.5%) youths.
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Results from its closely watched MYSTIC immunotherapy trial in previously untreated lung cancer patients are expected mid-year.
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Following the massacre, it was found that Lanza had known mental health issues that had largely gone untreated.
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Wastewater management is expected to be the priority, after inspections discovered businesses releasing untreated sewage into the sea.
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But again, letting mental illness go untreated is likely far riskier for both the mother and the baby.
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She learned that the five-year survival rate was zero, and if left untreated, less than a year.
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But that's the core problem here: Your father has untreated psychological problems and won't do anything about them.
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"People can get asthma from allergies and that can be very dangerous if it's left untreated," she said.
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People with untreated schizophrenia present society with a serious quandary; it's another arena where beneficence and autonomy clash.
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If you're parenting a child with a mental illness while living with untreated depression, you can't breathe, mama.
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They found that an infant with one untreated infection had a 15 percent increased risk for childhood obesity.
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And untreated mental disorders like depression, bipolar illness and schizophrenia would almost certainly lead to higher suicide rates.
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The federal auditor's report contained pictures of untreated sewage being discharged directly into the river in several states.
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Cholera, spread by ingestion of food or water tainted with human faeces, can kill within hours if untreated.
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If left untreated, it can interfere with daily activities and lead to decreased quality of life, researchers note.
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Freezing rain with minor icing remains possible in these areas into the early evening, especially on untreated surfaces.
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It is important to spend so that poor adults do not go hungry, homeless or untreated for illness.
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In legal filings, lawyers for Hamm said he has terminal lymphatic cancer, untreated carcinoma and severely compromised veins.
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Kroger will sell the avocados, asparagus and limes at the same price as untreated versions of the produce.
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Medicare and Medicaid costs will grow as more kids enter adulthood with untreated or undertreated chronic health conditions.
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"Untreated, we believe that high blood pressure in a child will lead to high blood pressure when that child becomes an adult, so that would potentially lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease later in life," Flynn said, adding that untreated hypertension can also cause heart and kidney damage.
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Ettner noted that, if left untreated, "individuals with gender dysphoria experience anxiety, depression, suicidality", among other mental health issues.
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But compared to untreated children, children given antimicrobials had a noticeably higher chance of either thing happening to them.
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More From Tonic: For men, untreated STIs are less likely to imperil fertility, but they can still do it.
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Familial hypercholesterolaemia, for example, causes dangerously high cholesterol which, if untreated, can cause heart attacks at an early age.
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If left untreated, the POW virus can spread to the central nervous system and lead to encephalitis or meningitis.
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Blood clots leading to the brain often cause strokes, so prolonged and untreated AFib can pose a serious risk.
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And many continue to use untreated coal, which scientists say discharges 10 times more pollutants than electric power plants.
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"Suicide is just one bad choice away, and there are a lot of untreated people out there," she said.
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Bali itself has problems with ugly development, untreated sewage spewing into the ocean and plastic waste littering the beaches.
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Left untreated, these diseases can have severe long-term consequences, including pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, stillbirths, and organ damage.
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Sotos argues that nearly all of Lincoln's symptoms fit the description of PA as it progresses, if left untreated.
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The CDC also noted that the true numbers may well be higher, as most cases go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Untreated STDs can lead to infertility, ectopic pregnancies, stillbirths, and a heightened risk of HIV, according to the CDC.
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"A growing number of Americans, especially socioeconomically vulnerable individuals and young persons, are suffering from untreated depression," Goodwin said.
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Left untreated, the bacterial infection could've developed into sepsis, a life-threatening inflammatory response that can trigger organ failure.
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Left untreated, extreme heat stroke can trigger a dangerously fast heart rate and cause bodily enzymes to stop functioning.
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The pups had tiny cages for homes and were left with untreated medical issues, including cuts and open wounds.
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The untreated fungal infection under his foreskin became so irritating, that the patient developed balanitis—infection of the foreskin.
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Cholera is contracted by ingesting food or water contaminated with human feces and, left untreated, can cause fatal dehydration.
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The gangster experienced serious mental deterioration as a result of the untreated disease and was later considered certifiably insane.
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The untreated green beans on the left shrivel up after a few days, while the Edipeel ones stand strong:
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If left untreated, the disease is almost invariably fatal, as the parasite that causes it eventually reaches the brain.
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And syphilis can create skin rashes and sores, and can damage the brain, nerves, and heart if left untreated.
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Chlamydia is known as a "silent" infection, because most people have no symptoms, which means it often goes untreated.
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If left untreated, blurred vision from high blood sugar can lead to vision loss, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The toxic echo-chamber of social media, plus untreated mental illness, help turn stalkers and oddballs into murderous maniacs.
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Untreated gonorrhea can lead to scarring of the urethra in men and pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility in women.
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Overwhelmed sewer systems are releasing untreated or partially treated water into floodwaters, neighborhoods and some structures (The Washington Post).
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Combined, those discharge reports showed more than 28 million gallons of treated and untreated sewage released in 22 counties.
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She watched a video of a boy in Uganda with untreated clubfoot, and it brought tears to her eyes.
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People with untreated opioid use disorder nonetheless incur an average of about $9,000 per year in health care expenditures.
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Some Amazon users noted that the collar was only triggered by barking and whines or whimpers were left untreated.
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But untreated psychosis — especially when accompanied by substance abuse — increases the risk of self-harm or harm to others.
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Left untreated, repeat DUI offenders are statistically the most dangerous drivers on the road and overrepresented in fatal crashes.
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It can kill within hours if left untreated, but most patients recover if treated promptly with oral rehydration salts.
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Left untreated, up to one-third of people with prediabetes will develop diabetes within five years, the government says.
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Secondly, untreated gonorrhea infections bring with them a range of potentially serious health implications that can have devastating consequences.
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Complications of untreated gonorrhea can be severe and disproportionately affect women, who are more likely to experience no symptoms.
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Devane's doctor warns her that if she leaves her disease untreated, she may suffer a heart attack or stroke.
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Leaving gonorrhea untreated can result in pelvic inflammatory disease, pregnancy complications, infertility, and an increased risk for HIV infection.
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Untreated depression during pregnancy is associated with underweight babies who are more likely to need intensive care after birth.
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Although it's lethal when left untreated, recovery rates are fairly good if it's treated with antibiotics soon after onset.
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Syphilis, caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum, can affect the heart, nervous system and other organs if left untreated.
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But tales of untreated cases or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome (PTLDS) have cast a pall over summer escapades.
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And untreated depression poses risks indeed, both before birth and after, when the child needs an energetic, vigilant caregiver.
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His untreated sleep apnea kept him drowsy and languishing in bed in the mornings instead of out the door.
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That will not only hurt those who go untreated, but it will also hasten the spread of COVID-19.
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True or "overt" hypothyroidism can cause intense symptoms and, if untreated, can lead to heart disease and other threats.
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Left untreated, trauma makes victims more susceptible to depression, substance abuse, unhealthy relationships or difficulties holding down a job.
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The malnutrition caused her to lose her eyebrows and some of her hair, and made her untreated illnesses worse.
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If locusts are left untreated by control measures, swarms can potentially grow 400 times larger by June, Cressman said.
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As Prince Harry bravely reveals, left untreated, the resulting avoidance, overwhelming emotion and unsuccessful coping can interfere with life.
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Cholera, a highly contagious malady spread by water contaminated with human waste, can cause fatal dehydration if left untreated.
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And, untreated symptoms of psychosis such as delusions or paranoia, may somewhat increase the risk of violence as well.
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If left untreated, the results can be disfiguring, including paralysis of the hands and feet, according to the CDC.
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Rose, who several times approached suicide, was clearly in the throes of untreated mental illness most of her life.
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Left untreated, it can cause serious and life-threatening damage to the nervous system, heart, brain or other organs.
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Beyond discomfort, untreated pain can be associated health problems such as breathing difficulties and poor wound healing, Douma noted.
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A host of diseases brew in untreated sewage — from parasitic Cryptosporidium, Giardia and Hepatitis A, to Leptospirosis and tetanus.
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While some untreated ulcers start bleeding heavily or require surgery or hospitalization, he assured me I'd feel better soon.
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If left untreated, the inherited disease can cause brain damage, leading to seizures, mental disorders and other neurological complications.
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It's not only access to pads that keeps girls out of school it's also period pain and untreated conditions.
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"Huge quantities of untreated sewage are pumped into New York Harbor continually," The New York Times reported in 1970.
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But multiple studies suggest that at least 28500,6900 individual homicides are committed by people with untreated severe mental illness.
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Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) is perhaps the most effective way to reduce violence by the untreated seriously mentally ill.
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Untreated, Hansen's disease causes disabilities over time, with the peripheral nerves affected and the fingers and toes becoming numb.
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The incident was just the latest example of an untreated sleep disorder being a factor in a fatal crash.
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My child welfare case happened because of my drug use, which was due to untreated trauma in my childhood.
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That move is a powerful antidote to the notion that hairstyles involving untreated black hair are unnatural and unprofessional.
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If untreated, mental illness -- including depression and PTSD -- can lead to poor physical health, impaired decision-making, and ultimately suicide.
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I was hospitalized for three days in 2013 with a stomach bacteria that could have killed me if left untreated.
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Left untreated, that water unleashed the disaster stored in the walls of the city's first bad decision: its lead pipes.
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Necrosis is the death of living cells or tissue, and is extremely aggressive — and can be deadly — if left untreated.
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If an open wound is exposed to untreated water, the area should immediately be washed with soap and fresh water.
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Though most people recover without medical help, flea-borne typhus can be fatal, especially if more severe symptoms go untreated.
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A Pap smear can detect cancer, or abnormal cells or tissues that may progress into cervical cancer if left untreated.
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The ministry banned pig farmers from transporting hogs from the outbreak area and feeding the animals with untreated food waste.
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One chomp of this flower can make your kitty very sick, leading to kidney failure and death if left untreated.
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The charming bridge over the stream had to be replaced; the wood was untreated, and began disintegrating within a year.
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His attorney had requested a competency hearing, claiming Wilson's "mental health issues are currently untreated," the Omaha World-Herald reported.
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"In patients with depression, I would say the most significant risk to their health is the untreated depression," Maust said.
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Tap water is undrinkable, and the Mediterranean beachfront smells from the tons of untreated sewage dumped into it each day.
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Finally, the researchers looked at whether the treated group of animals ended up being better off than the untreated group.
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And not to get all tenth grade health class on you, but if these infections go untreated there are consequences.
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Some prostate and breast cancers develop slowly even if untreated and may not be deadly within five to six years.
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They also studied 21 babies whose mothers had untreated depression during pregnancy, and 61 infants born to women without depression.
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She was not much older than I was, and she suffered from profound heart failure from severely worsening untreated tuberculosis.
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And when depression is left undiagnosed and untreated, those who suffer from it are at a higher risk for suicide.
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Enne notes that these infections can become severe if left untreated, leading to pneumonia, urinary tract infections, sepsis and death.
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But, left untreated, it can result in pelvic inflammatory disease, causing damage to a woman's reproductive system and even infertility.
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The high levels of chemicals in the untreated water caused lead from plumbing systems to leach into the water supply.
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The company, Made By Cow, will begin selling the cold-pressed, untreated cow's milk to supermarkets in Australia from Thursday.
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The company has admitted to dumping untreated rainwater from the refinery but has pushed back against accusations of serious contamination.
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The symptom of unaffordable housing, of income inequality, of institutional racism, of addiction, untreated illness; and decades of dis-investment.
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Left untreated, celiac disease can lead to a host of long-term ill effects including anemia, osteoporosis and fertility problems.
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Pfizer said on Monday it would work with regulators to seek approval for Bosulif for previously untreated Ph+ CML patients.
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The girls she spoke with were shocked, in particular, to learn that untreated chlamydia could lead to infertility over time.
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Coates' family said he died Saturday from the cancer that had been left untreated by the VA for so long.
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Untreated, the virus can destroy the liver's ability to filter blood and produce proteins that protect our bodies from infection.
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It can be easily treated with oral rehydration solution if caught early but can kill within hours if left untreated.
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Studies have found that treated water is, in fact, less likely to have contaminants than untreated river or lake water.
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There are some occupations that are not suitable for someone with untreated narcolepsy and this is probably one of them.
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In the years since, the human waste at Davis has been untreated, thinned with water, and released into the sea.
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The British Journal researchers said most victims of self-enucleation experienced hallucinations and have untreated mental illnesses such as schizophrenia.
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Indian preschool-aged children had four times the rate of untreated tooth decay as white children in a recent study.
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Over half of the women interviewed had suffered from urinary tract infections which were often left untreated, the study found.
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He has untreated PTSD from his time in Afghanistan and is plagued by paranoia, which sometimes is justified, sometimes not.
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She said the pathogens, potentially fatal to those with compromised immunities, probably come from local hospitals that discharge untreated waste.
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One graphic showed 20163,000 patients were currently treated with Acthar and that 300,000 people had "addressable but currently untreated" conditions.
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Mr. Grant's dish was inspired by the renowned chef Larry Forgione, who plank-roasted his salmon using untreated cedar shims.
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And yet debilitating poverty persists, basic medical problems remain untreated and people disappear in dark tunnels of loneliness and depression.
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If untreated, the patient will experience a drop in blood pressure, multiple organ failure, and will eventually kick the can.
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Indeed, up to 90 percent of patients with untreated severe hyperthyroidism – a condition called thyroid storm – will die without treatment.
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Left untreated, this may be the Achilles' heel that topples the technology industry's supremacy as an entrepreneurial center of excellence.
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When untreated, children were 12 times more likely than adherent kids to have a simulated hit, the study authors calculated.
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While most people boil their water before drinking, the abundance of untreated human waste still carries potential to spread disease.
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Some of these women moved to other lines of work, a predictable result of discrimination that is chronic and untreated.
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Ms. Kebriaei said her client was in a general state of despair and might be suffering from an untreated illness.
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If that clinical depression goes untreated, there's a multiplier effect on their health issue and health challenges from that standpoint.
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By comparing the results in the treated and untreated groups, researchers could identify apps that do make significant health contributions.
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Above, a view of Fayetteville, N.C. If the untreated slop enters rivers, ecological damage and fish die-offs can follow.
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She was experiencing symptoms of endometrial cancer, as it metastasized, untreated, from her womb to other parts of her body.
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Untreated epidemic typhus can kill up to 30 percent of patients, and the very old are at the greatest risk.
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Many treatment programs have waiting lists, and the vast majority of those with substance use or dependency problems go untreated.
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State mental hospitals, lacking both food and medications, have been reduced to putting emaciated, untreated patients out on the streets.
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Icy patches are developing on untreated surfaces, from bridges and overpasses to stairs and sidewalks, mainly northwest of the city.
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The overall response rate in that study was 16 percent versus the 24 percent who benefited among previously untreated patients.
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Left untreated over the long term, Afib can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications.
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If left untreated, the disease can cause fever, fatigue, joint pain and eventually damage to the nervous system and heart.
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Long-term conditions like endometriosis, which affects one in 10 women of reproductive age, are often misdiagnosed and go untreated.
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It appears that at least one third of mass killings are carried out by those with untreated serious mental illness.
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Mosquitoes will fly in from untreated areas and re-establish a colony, so the project must start anew every year.
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And, yes, I would later learn I suffered from complications I let go completely undiagnosed and untreated while in college.
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Once a professional does make the diagnosis, and if severe enough, why are we allowed to let it go untreated?
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Modern medicine is more dangerous than ever, with an epidemic of inner city violent crime as well as untreated mental illness.
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In third grade, she was diagnosed with the extremely rare disease Rasmussen's encephalitis, which was destined to progress if left untreated.
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But oftentimes, flooding can overwhelm already overworked systems, leading to tons of untreated sewage and lots more germs entering the environment.
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Untreated, anaphylactic shock can be fatal because blood pressure can drop suddenly and airways can narrow, making it difficult to breathe.
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Left untreated, cholera can result in death on account of severe renal failure, electrolyte imbalances, and dehydration, according to the CDC.
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"Each year there are nearly 20 million new STD cases, approximately half of which go undiagnosed and untreated," the directors reported.
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If untreated, sarcopenia will affect your balance, mobility and stamina and raise the risk of falling, becoming frail and losing independence.
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Adults with ADHD who go untreated can run a higher risk of car accidents, divorce, job loss and sexually transmitted diseases.
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About 40% of babies born to women with untreated syphilis will die before or shortly after birth, according to the CDC.
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Ebola virus disease (EVD), formerly known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, is a rare infectious disease that's often fatal if left untreated.
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The drug, Vizimpro, will look to treat previously untreated patients with a form of metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
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"The untreated hypertension was causing fluid to build up in his lungs, which put him in acute respiratory distress," Heipt said.
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Torrential rain falls for half the year, but rivers and drainage ditches are clogged with rubbish and swimming with untreated sewage.
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Why it matters: Primary care is a lot cheaper than, say, surgery for a condition that has gotten worse while untreated.
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Rats treated with synthetic oxytocin after being taught to be afraid of a stimuli were less afraid than the untreated rats.
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Results from its closely watched MYSTIC immuno-oncology (I-O) trial in previously untreated lung cancer patients are expected mid-year.
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But the risks of a not-fully-vetted treatment need to be weighed against the risks of untreated depression, he says.
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Another challenge is that more than half of the wastewater collected in the region is fed back into the environment untreated.
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With an early diagnosis, families could respond quickly to respiratory illnesses that, left untreated, can kill millions of people a year.
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During the outbreak there were 10,623 additional deaths from HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, with 5773 million additional untreated malaria cases.
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He was freed in 2014 but died in 2015 from lung cancer that had gone untreated while he was behind bars.
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One of the sons, Thanh, died there, the day after the fall of Saigon, of a childhood disease that went untreated.
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The latest enemy was acute hypotension, which when untreated would drop him into the scary nether regions of the mmHg scale.
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Untreated drug addiction and mass incarceration are two main culprits, compounded by a severe bias against hiring people with criminal records.
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If left untreated, PAD may advance to a condition called critical limb ischemia (CLI), which is associated with lower limb amputation.
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It can be avoided by keeping the feet dry and clean, but left untreated it can lead to gangrene and amputation.
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Untreated mental health and substance use problems can be devastating and costly – for individuals, families, communities and society as a whole.
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These infections frequently go unrecognized and untreated, leading to anemia, which can cause tiredness and affect children's cognitive and physical development.
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In recent years, it has been plagued with pollution due to the release of untreated sewage and choked with water hyacinth.
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The fractured femur—a potentially fatal injury if bleeding was heavy and untreated—could have occurred in a number of ways.
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Without choice, we will continue leave untreated the problems that could soon lead to government control and one very poor option.
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As gonorrhea goes untreated in the throat, it can swap genetic material with other bacteria lingering back there, such as streptococcus.
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The problem is that gasoline is made of aromatic hydrocarbons, which can cause severe lung inflammation and death if left untreated.
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Today, patients treated with the virus are alive nearly three years after diagnosis; untreated one-year survival rates are near zero.
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Hundreds of thousands of sexually active people with untreated, uncontrolled HIV puts the goal of zero new infections in serious jeopardy.
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There, they breed, causing secondary infections that, if left untreated, could spread to other areas such as the heart or blood.
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Cholera, a diarrheal disease spread by ingestion of food or water tainted with human faeces, can kill within hours if untreated.
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What we estimate is up to 80 percent or 90 percent of wastewater globally gets released into water bodies completely untreated.
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She is 2 years old, but malnutrition and untreated illness have wasted her body back to a state of virtual infancy.
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A school in western Pennsylvania was sued for letting high levels of lead in the drinking water go untreated for months.
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Those who remain in jail still face a risk of catching the coronavirus, remaining untreated, and spreading it throughout jail facilities.
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The valve damage, which can be debilitating or fatal, typically emerges years after a child's routine strep throat has gone untreated.
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Virtually all liquid is excreted from the body, causing victims to die of dehydration within hours of full manifestation if untreated.
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"The diseases [in untreated water] that killed our grandparents were completely forgotten about," food-safety expert Bill Marler told Business Insider.
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But there was no difference in obesity risk between infants treated with antibiotics and those with a similar infection left untreated.
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In patients with untreated hemochromatosis, the excess iron infiltrates tissues – liver, pancreas, skin – interfering with their normal function and causing disease.
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"We have known that the number of children who have mental illness and that go untreated is very high," she added.
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And while the consequences of unreported, untreated rapes are not always as obvious as in my case, they are often devastating.
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Infants with untreated alpha thalassemia major who somehow survive until birth almost always have severe brain damage from lack of oxygen.
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My mother has very serious untreated mental health issues which meant that she didn't quite treat me as a parent should.
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When people have a chronic physical illness, untreated anxiety can make the symptoms worse and the disorder more difficult to treat.
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Untreated hearing loss has been linked to dementia, an increased risk of falls and, of course, increased social isolation and depression.
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Studies show that workers with untreated severe to profound hearing loss may earn n $12,000 less than a normal hearing coworker.
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Advances have limited the spread of HIV, but those who are unidentified and untreated have become harder and harder to reach.
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My father was a federal drug prisoner and almost died behind bars when prison officials left untreated an emergency medical condition.
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It's a treatment for a progressive disease that worsens with time and will likely make a comeback if it goes untreated.
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These pregnancies are not viable, and if left untreated, they can result in a ruptured fallopian tube, hemorrhage, and even death.
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The women on SSRIs were overwhelmingly white and high-income compared to the women with untreated depression and the healthy women.
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Heres how the committee defined ideal: No smoking; maintaining a body mass index below 2300; being physically active; following current dietary guidelines; and maintaining an untreated total cholesterol level of less than 23 milligrams, an untreated blood pressure level of less than 2500 over 80, and a fasting blood glucose level of less than 100 milligrams.
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Untreated bubonic plague can turn into the more serious pneumonic plague, which causes rapidly developing pneumonia, after bacteria spread to the lungs.
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Any type of tularemia can become life-threatening if left untreated, says Dr. Spec, but the pneumonic type is the most dangerous.
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Usually, myocarditis resolves itself without showing symptoms, according to WebMD, but in rare cases can lead to heart failure if left untreated.
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Blood tests revealed that she had acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a fast-moving cancer that if left untreated would be fatal within months.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can cause genital scarring and inflammation, infertility, and increased vulnerability to other sexually transmitted infections, such as HIV.
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Barajas said a lot of the run-ins between veterans and law enforcement are the result of untreated post-traumatic stress disorder.
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As a parent, I know how serious this illness can be if left untreated, and I took him to an emergency clinic.
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Catching C. diff early is a huge deal, because it can quickly become very serious and potentially life-threatening if left untreated.
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It's also home to a radioactive waste facility called Sellafield, which houses one of the world's largest stockpiles of untreated nuclear waste.
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She, too, understands that it is a challenge to live with dogs who are affected by CCD, especially when it goes untreated.
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"Untreated sewage is allowed to flow into the Bay," Heil said in a statement released on the team's official website in 2015.
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A pregnant woman with untreated gonorrhea can also infect her baby during childbirth, which can lead to an vision-threatening eye infection.
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If your untreated symptoms persist or worsen, that's probably a solid sign of a bigger issue worth taking to the doctor's office.
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When given to mice, either via an intranasal spray or direct infusion, the mice showed "significantly higher survival rates" than untreated rodents.
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In the Black Belt I interviewed descendants of slaves who were living without proper sanitation, with untreated sewage draining into their backyards.
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Infected animals usually separate from their herd and, if left untreated, die in seven to 14 days from toxicity or secondary infections.
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In fact, norovirus was the second-leading cause of outbreaks in untreated recreational water from 1978 to 2010, according to the CDC.
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While untreated psychosis is associated with an increased suicide risk, that alone does not explain the drastic increase in likelihood of death.
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Experts say there's some truth in the movie but suggest using untreated human excrement as a fertilizer on Mars would be dangerous.
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Whatever the outcome, Italy's public finances will probably weaken, while structural problems that have dragged down productivity and growth will remain untreated.
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The condition leaves victims unable to wake or respond to sights, sounds or other stimulation and can be fatal if left untreated.
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It is believed 14 to 18 percent of men carry yeast on their penises, much of it unnoticed, untreated, or generally asymptomatic.
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The city had been drawing its drinking and industrial water from the Flint River since 1893, and discharging its untreated waste downstream.
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"Raw water" – water that is unfiltered and untreated in any way – has quickly become a trend as a new organic drink choice.
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Left untreated, her heart could have enlarged and lung artery pressure could have limited the amount of oxygen her body was receiving.
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Conjunctivitis is generally nothing to worry about, but if it's left untreated, it can impact your vision, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Instead of hiding in shame, Kidder answered the question: untreated bipolar disorder, and a mind and a body not well attended to.
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Many psychiatric patients who would otherwise receive long-term care are going "relatively untreated" and so end up in ERs, she says.
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Other consequences of untreated hypertension in children include atherosclerosis, the arterial disorder that leads to heart disease and stroke later in life.
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The fish appear to have been killed by the untreated effluent from a new steel plant owned by a company in Taiwan.
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He may not have used credit cards, but he never managed his cash responsibly, in part because of his untreated bipolar disorder.
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His mental illness had gone untreated for decades, he'd rapidly aged, he'd started drinking excessively, and his health deteriorated by the day.
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The animals given the drug woke from their alcohol-induced slumber faster than their untreated counterparts—something all college students would appreciate.
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My mother has untreated mental health issues, and my dad was only sporadically in the picture; they weren't inspiring models for parenthood.
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The median incubation period for untreated HIV to progress to AIDS is 10 years, and he had traversed that space in seven.
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While untreated diabetes itself can be deadly, complications from the disease such as heart attacks are a more common cause of death.
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That timing is important because an untreated infected person can transmit the virus for 20 days or more, even without showing symptoms.
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Untreated pneumonic plague is always deadly; patients typically die within 25 hours of disease onset — unless they're lucky enough to get antibiotics.
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The island commonwealth is on the cusp of ruin and the symptoms are debt, corruption and doubt, symptoms left untreated for decades.
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But critics are also angered by Adams's lawyer's claim that the attack was motivated not by racism, but untreated mental health issues.
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Left untreated, the bacteria slowly destroy nerves and muscles, eventually leading to the deformities associated with the disease, and to permanent disability.
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Untreated, the infection may clear on its own after months or even years, "but we don't know for sure," Dr. Hotez said.
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Some items popular in the United States, such as untreated pine furniture, do not endure in south India's hot and humid climate.
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Untreated bubonic plague can turn into the more serious pneumonic plague, which causes rapidly developing pneumonia after bacteria spread to the lungs.
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In recent decades, researchers have discovered that loneliness left untreated is not just psychically painful; it also can have serious medical consequences.
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" He added, "The injury that he has, if untreated or undiagnosed, could possibly lead to a fracture, but it's not a fracture.
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It can be treated with antibiotics if it is diagnosed early, but can lead to organ failure and death if left untreated.
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"Untreated mental illness in children pose grave consequences to our communities, including high rates of suicide, academic decline and unemployment," she said.
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When chemical companies dumped untreated waste into lakes and streams, schools rushed to create environmental education courses and held Earth Day celebrations.
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The option isn't very meaningful, though; if Bee today has an untreated brain tumor, how do the future Bees exist at all?
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The doctors at UPMC noted that she did have cirrhosis—which can frequently be caused by alcohol abuse—and also untreated diabetes.
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Smith lay untreated for at least an hour, witnesses said in the report, bleeding heavily from his nose and pleading for help.
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But — here's a shock — all of that love will take a back seat to the vulnerable legacy imposed by your untreated addiction.
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The infectious disease, which can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer and early death if left untreated, has hit rural areas particularly hard.
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Providing better access to care for untreated individuals has come into the spotlight for lawmakers and will remain a priority in 2628.
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Untreated, the infection can spread to the joints, heart and nervous system, according to the CDC, leading to joint pain and swelling.
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Left untreated, the infection can spread to the joints, heart and nervous system, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, for example, untreated anxiety can result in more frequent hospitalizations and more severe breathing difficulties.
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Given that overnight temperatures were quite cold, anything that falls sticks easily and could make for slick spots, particularly on untreated surfaces.
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If left untreated, the fungus would infect new lungs, "so everything came to a screeching halt," Claire's mother, Melissa Nordquist Yeager, explained.
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Visiting the country, she found adolescent boys suffering in prison — some who were routinely raped, others who had AIDS and were untreated.
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According to the Iraqi Observatory for Human Rights, hospitals were so overwhelmed that some patients were left lying on the floor untreated.
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These pits are not sealed from above, so rain can accumulate and overtop the pits, allowing untreated animal waste into the water.
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Untreated pneumonic plague is always deadly; patients die typically within 24 hours of disease onset — unless they're lucky enough to get antibiotics.
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Bubonic plague has a case-fatality ratio of 30% to 60%, while pneumonic plague, when left untreated, is always fatal, according to WHO.
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Temperatures were expected to drop to freezing in the Boston area, leading to slippery conditions on untreated roads and walkways, state officials said.
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If left untreated, HIV can lead to the development of AIDS, which leaves people extremely vulnerable to other types of infections without treatment.
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He sits in a wheelchair, both legs amputated because of complications from untreated diabetes, and exudes a stoicism we see in others here.
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Dengue is common in South Asia, especially during the monsoon season which runs from June to September, and if untreated, it can kill.
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In rare cases, untreated flea-borne typhus can lead to complications such as organ damage, pneumonia, or even death — though fatalities are uncommon.
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More than 100 mines are upstream, and Huanuni, Bolivia's biggest state-owned tin mine, was among those dumping untreated tailings into Poopó's tributaries.
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The bipartisan legislation aims, among other goals, to help serve American adults and children with mental health problems that go untreated or overlooked.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how undiagnosed or untreated apnea might directly cause heart problems after surgery.
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If untreated, the infection can cause long-term chronic health problems such as heart disease, enlargement of the spleen or liver, and meningitis.
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It is highly likely that many of these cases go unreported and untreated, which is unfortunate because there are very effective treatments available.
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The experiment echoed the government's Tuskegee study on black American men who were deliberately left untreated for syphilis even after penicillin was discovered.
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Infections typically cause flu-like symptoms, sudden fever and chills, body aches and vomiting, killing up to 7803% of people if left untreated.
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If left untreated, it could lead to arthritis, nervous system problems and heart problems, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"This is yet another unfortunate example of an individual who illegally enters the United States with an untreated, unscreened medical condition," Price said.
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The Mess It'll Make: Cavities and gum disease, for starters, which could lead to tooth decay and eventual tooth loss if left untreated.
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"I routinely see $200 procedures, such as a simple filling, become a $2,000 problem or more when decay is left untreated," she said.
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As documented in harrowing detail by a recent UN report, many die in prison from beatings, malnourishment, or untreated sickness, among other causes.
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In many states, children with mild to moderate delays, that will become severe delays if left untreated, are excluded from early intervention services.
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If left untreated, greater paralysis of muscles of the arms, legs and trunk of the body will occur, affecting the ability to breathe.
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If untreated, sleep apnea can lead to expensive health problems down the line, public safety issues and hours of lost productivity, he said.
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And so, back when he really was untreated, I would feel duplicitous, that all the things he suspected me of might be true.
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In corporate news, Merck rose more than 6 percent after a committee determined Keytruda has helped previously untreated lung cancer patients live longer.
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An epileptic man bereft of medication fell into repeated seizures, while another untreated patient lay strapped to a bed, bound at the ankles.
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Doctors in Rio's favelas, or poor neighborhoods, calculate that up to 40 percent of their patients' illnesses result from contact with untreated sewage.
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He estimated that 20133,22013 more were associated with the war — including a lack of medical care, untreated infection and respiratory illnesses, and malnutrition.
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Excess nitrogen, when ingested by infants under four months old, can prevent blood from carrying oxygen, which can be fatal if left untreated.
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His democratic socialist society would create institutions that let us learn without incurring insurmountable debt, and work without fearing poverty or untreated illness.
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Four studies have independently confirmed that people with untreated severe mental illness, mostly schizophrenia, commit 10 percent of homicides in the United States.
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Between 1932 and 1972, the US Public Health Service conducted the "Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male" in rural Alabama.
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Left untreated, syphilis can have severe complications in men and women, including causing stillbirths and newborn deaths and increasing the risk of HIV.
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The highest prevalence of total and untreated cavities was found among Hispanic and non-Hispanic black youth, according to the study, released Friday.
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More than 80 percent of wastewater is currently discharged untreated into the environment, which can be dangerous to people and to surrounding ecosystems.
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In some cases, the boyfriend might have a pre-existing mental health condition or have been the victim of abuse that went untreated.
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Untreated, unfiltered "raw water" is apparently the hot new fad around Silicon Valley, or so says a recent New York Times trend piece.
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But at the risk of shouting into the void, we'll say it again: Drinking untreated spring water is a very, very bad idea.
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Eventually, damaged kidneys are not able to filter the massive amounts of potassium, and left untreated will cause ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest.
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These are waste lagoons, where industrial farms across the state dispose of billions of gallons of untreated pig urine and feces every year.
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Officials say factories are dumping untreated sewage and industrial pollution, turning toxic the river that gives the capital much of its drinking water.
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It usually is discovered in the first six to eight weeks of pregnancy, and if left untreated, can cause organ damage and death.
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The virus can infect the eye, causing what's known as herpes keratitis, which if left untreated can cause permanent damage to the eye.
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Identifying the symptoms early is critical, Marc Leishman said, because every hour that sepsis goes untreated, the mortality rate increases by 7 percent.
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Doctors and nurses would often refuse to care for AIDS sufferers, and when the untreated patients died, undertakers often turned them away, too.
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Yet a small number of people with serious mental illness do commit violent acts, and most of them are untreated or inadequately treated.
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He learns that Pamela, like many residents in Lowndes County, is also "straight-piping" her untreated sewage from the bathroom to her yard.
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But the software failed to automatically alert facility staff of the status of the referral request, leaving Morales-Ramos untreated in the meantime.
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But in untreated animals, Bradbury says, the worms can live and reproduce up to 30 months, leading to vision loss or even blindness.
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People without health insurance are more likely to resort to emergency rooms for basic care, and chronic conditions like diabetes often go untreated.
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Patients with untreated extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer (SCLC), where cancer has spread, lived a median 12.3 months after getting Tecentriq plus chemotherapy.
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The Wallingford study compared bees that fed on rape plants grown from clothiainidin- or thiamethoxam-treated seeds with those that fed on untreated plants.
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EpiPens are preloaded injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) used in case of a dangerous allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis that could cause death if untreated.
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And the majority go undiagnosed and untreated, said Dr. Lenard Adler, who is the director of the adult ADHD program at NYU Langone Health.
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"We have to cancel patients at short notice sometimes," he said, not only leaving patients untreated but leaving surgeons unable to do their jobs.
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If left untreated, pollutants can build up in the bodies of animals and leach into groundwater where it could pose risks to people, too.
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Left untreated, low-vision can lead to decreased quality of life and an increased risk of depression, falls and premature death, the researchers note.
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Frequent alcohol use also raises the risk of throat and other types of cancer, says Dr. Mendelsohn, as does untreated gastroesophogeal reflux disorder (GERD).
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And it can, if exacerbated or left untreated, require harsh interventions, like cuts to relieve swelling, or cause permanent nerve, muscle, or kidney damage.
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The living room has a pitched two-story ceiling and a gas fireplace, with untreated redwood paneling on the walls and in the stairwell.
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If gonorrhea goes untreated, it can cause infertility or chronic pelvic pain in women and, in rare cases, testicular pain and infertility for men.
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If untreated, the virus, which is spread by contact with infected bodily fluids, can be fatal and is a leading cause of liver cancer.
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The snow fell on untreated roads causing slick, icy conditions across the area's highways and interstates that prompted accidents and delays on area roads.
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The resulting offspring, though still showing some symptoms of autism, scored 30% better on the rating scale than did the offspring of untreated females.
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Left untreated, depression during pregnancy is associated with underweight babies who are more likely to wind up in intensive care units immediately after birth.
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His lawyers are citing a history of abuse and untreated mental illness, not a "homosexual panic" defense, which was used by his previous attorneys.
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He says that while there are many factors to any suicide, for doctors, a few stand out, aside from untreated underlying mental health issues.
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Last year, at least two people died from NF after contracting it from dirty floodwaters in Hurricane Harvey (if NF goes untreated, it's fatal).
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In 1998, nearly 40,000 cases were reported, but experts estimated another 300,000 cases were undiagnozed and therefore untreated, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
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You see, he's not screaming because he's possibly a serial cheater being called on his lies, or because he definitely has untreated anger issues.
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Before the mohalla (community) clinic opened in 2015, many of Dr Choudhary's patients would have queued all day at a hospital or gone untreated.
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Between 24% and 62% of diabetics are undiagnosed and untreated—as are an estimated 240% of people with mental illnesses in the developing world.
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But left untreated, grinding your teeth, aka bruxism, can lead to some pretty serious side effects, which is why you shouldn't brush it off.
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Sales have gone down considerably, due to competing drugs and restrictive insurance coverage, even though a large number of hepatitis C patients remain untreated.
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Home routers have become the rats to hackers' bubonic plague: an easily infected, untreated, and ubiquitous population in which dangerous digital attacks can spread.
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That 2000 study also showed vinegars to be quite effective against the waterborne bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa, mostly found in hospitals and untreated hot tubs.
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The uninsured-and-over-fifty group will be more likely to forego healthcare, and they will arrive at Medicare's doorstep with more untreated illnesses.
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The animals are then shipped to places like Chimelong Safari Park, where animals have been photographed with untreated wounds and obvious signs of stress.
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If untreated, these symptoms can impair a driver in a way that resembles intoxicated driving, according to the nonprofit National Resource Center on ADHD.
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That therapy, currently considered a gold standard for previously untreated advanced kidney cancer patients, has shown a 67 percent survival rate after two years.
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I've already told you the bad news about salt stains, which is that they can definitely cause damage to your shoes if left untreated.
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Babies are born with syphilis because their mothers transmit it to them during pregnancy, so an infected infant also indicates an infected, untreated mom.
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And these mice are a major reservoir for the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, an infection that can cause chronic issues if left untreated.
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Furthermore Black and Latino children experience disproportionate rates of caries, both untreated and filled, suggesting a need for culturally comprehensive preventative dental care programs.
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Expectations for Keytruda, which works by taking the brakes off the immune system, have been building since its success in treating selected untreated patients.
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Minutes later he was neck-deep in Vasai Creek where untreated chemicals and industrial waste float - and, at times, the corpses of fellow workers.
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A few years back, one of their surgical teams helped eight women from a remote 40-family village with hernias and other untreated problems.
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It is sometimes caused by untreated cases of the more common bubonic plague, and symptoms include fever, shortness of breath and rapidly developing pneumonia.
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What they found: The researchers say they found some of the brain cells were surprisingly resilient for those in BrainEx compared to those untreated.
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If left untreated, chlamydia can lead to uterus and fallopian tube infections, infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic pain, and an increased risk of HIV.
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The consequences of untreated decay and periodontal disease – slowly destructive gum infections – include increased risk of cancers, cardiovascular diseases, Alzheimer's disease, and premature births.
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Today, Mesa runs generators that produce clean, reliable and affordable energy off untreated wellhead gas, providing electricity for on-site oil and gas equipment.
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The river is one of India's most polluted, with untreated sewage and factory waste dumped into its waters as it flows into the capital.
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Globally, 80 percent of all wastewater is untreated, says the United Nations, which forecasts a 40 percent shortfall in world water availability by 2030.
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In a separate statement, Basel-based Roche said it also received European Union approval of Gazyvaro for people with previously untreated advanced follicular lymphoma.
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On the less extreme end of the spectrum, those left untreated can look forward to seriously disturbed night-time sleep and excessive daytime sleepiness.
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The Times article doesn't offer much detail on how many people are embracing this fad and actually buying and drinking overpriced, untreated spring water.
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In the West Bank, some 60 million cubic meters of untreated sewage pollute the Mountain and Coastal Aquifers, streams and the Mediterranean Sea annually.
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Patients with a 17p deletion account for about 10 percent of those with untreated CLL and about 20 percent of those with relapsed CLL.
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One person might come down with "cyberchondria," or the irrational fear of some phantom illness; conversely, another might let a real illness go untreated.
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Before Sestan's team adjusted the settings, the fluid might not completely permeate the vasculature of the organ, leaving parts of the brain essentially untreated.
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Addiction and other untreated mental health conditions can loosen a person's inhibitions and intensify abuse, but the core causes are authoritarianism and self-centeredness.
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"At least half could be attributed to the crisis," the official said, citing patients who died of heart failure or complications from untreated diabetes.
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The amoeba was detected in untreated groundwater from a well and rainwater from a cistern that he had used as his household water sources.
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People with incomes low enough to qualify for Medicaid are twice as likely to have untreated tooth decay, relative to their higher-income counterparts.
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Once a year, doctors travel to Rwanda to perform lifesaving surgery on people with damaged heart valves — a disease caused by untreated strep throat.
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If illness spikes above capacity, there is no treatment available for many of the afflicted, and the mortality rate spikes as the untreated die.
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Infections in the vagina or cervix, such as HPV and untreated STIs like gonorrhea and chlamydia can make it difficult for sperm to survive.
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Cholera, once a common scourge of poor countries, is a bacterial disease spread by contaminated water that can cause fatal dehydration if left untreated.
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Yet child services charges them with "parental neglect," something of a catchall term that seems to cover poverty, substance abuse and untreated mental illness.
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The scientists compared children who had no infections and no antibiotic use in the first year of life with those who had untreated infections.
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Bristol-Myers earlier this month said its trial failed to show that Opdivo worked better than chemotherapy for previously untreated patients with advanced NSCLC.
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Although penicillin had become accepted as the cure by 1945, Tuskegee researchers left the men untreated until 173, when the study was shut down.
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The mother of a fellow inmate who had untreated multiple sclerosis said Mr. Sutton had comforted her son and even carried him, they said.
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People with this condition can develop warning signs of heart disease by their 40s or 50s, and it can be fatal if left untreated.
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"The EPA is concerned about the potential water quality impacts from pathogens and other contaminants from untreated human waste entering nearby waters" Wheeler continued.
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The drug on Wednesday had also won priority review from the U.S. regulator for treating patients with untreated extensive-stage small cell lung cancer.
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"A lot of children and adolescents have psychiatric problems that are not recognized by parents and they go untreated as a result," he said.
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"In at least one instance, moldy conditions went untreated ... for so long that mushrooms grew out of the floor and carpet," the suit said.
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And that's likely an underestimate: Federal household surveys leave out incarcerated and homeless individuals, who are more likely to have serious, untreated drug problems.
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Navy SEAL Ryan Larkin died by suicide in 2017 after four combat tours, during which he suffered a brain injury that went undiagnosed and untreated.
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The problems in Flint were related to treated surface-water from the Flint River, whereas this report focuses on untreated groundwater nationwide, the agency said.
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The approval was based on data from just 23 treated patients between the ages of 3 and 8, who were compared with 42 untreated patients.
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The Howard Center's needle exchange, known as the Safe Recovery Program, is offering treatment on site — particularly buprenorphine — to help reach the remaining untreated population.
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This realization was definitely not the primary factor in his decision to let the cancer go untreated, but it was it was one of them.
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In the United States, people who live in rural and some suburban areas can be exposed to untreated groundwater through the use of private wells.
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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia is a type of blood cancer that can spread quickly through the body and, if left untreated, can be fatal within months.
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An estimated 70 percent of the coastal city's trash—waste from 12 million people—flows untreated into Guanabara Bay from 55 dying, ecologically degraded rivers.
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The costs to individuals of untreated STDs can be even more staggering and can include infertility, a higher risk of acquiring HIV, and certain cancers.
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Patients with Eisenmenger Syndrome have untreated congenital heart defects that lead to pulmonary hypertension, where blood vessels in the lung arteries become stiff and narrow.
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If left untreated, heat exhaustion can progress into heatstroke, the most severe type of heat-related illness, which can lead to organ failure or death.
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Chlamydia and gonorrhea, which are far more common infections, can also cause long-term damage (like infertility) if left untreated, the ASHA spokesperson points out.
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But there are myriad other ways an Iraqi can die: sectarian violence by militias, untreated illness and malnutrition, a wayward airstrike, abuse by government forces.
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At least 85 percent of people infected by inhaling the spores die if left untreated, sometimes within just one to two days after symptoms appear.
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The council noted that untreated gender dysphoria, a feeling that a person's body does not match his or her gender, can itself cause psychological distress.
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In these cases, salmonella can spread from the intestines to the bloodstream and to other parts of the body, and become fatal if left untreated.
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Society has trained us to believe mental illness is something to be ashamed of, so a majority of the afflicted hide it and go untreated.
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There are other issues of concern of course, like the untreated sewage in the waters which athletes complained have made them break out in disease.
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Plastic pollution has emerged as one of China's biggest environmental problems, with vast amounts of untreated plastic waste buried in landfills or dumped in rivers.
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Due to untreated convulsions, progress has evaporated for otherwise functional people and those with severe disabilities who had managed to improve their mobility or speech.
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The bus driver also had untreated and poorly controlled diabetes although it&aposs unclear whether he had blurred vision because of it, the report said.
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Doctors say there are relatively high incidents of gastroenteritis in Canterbury, a region of New Zealand's South Island with lots of cows and untreated water.
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Yet there is little dignity to be found in places like Gaza's Shati camp, where the smell of untreated sewage lingers over the teeming alleyways.
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Hopes for immunotherapy medicine durvalumab have been fuelled in recent days by the failure of Bristol-Myers Squibb's Opdivo in previously untreated lung cancer patients.
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The attacks have had a cascade effect on Syria's people, killing them directly and indirectly, when they die because their illnesses or injuries go untreated.
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Today, much of the region's wildlife has been eradicated by the untreated sewage and industrial waste that pours into the bay on a daily basis.
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Left untreated, depression during pregnancy is associated with underweight babies who are more likely to wind up in neonatal intensive care, previous research has found.
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Millions of people with serious mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, go untreated due to a persistent lack of psychiatrists and hospital beds.
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If untreated, symptoms may worsen, and recovery may take longer, lead author Dr. Angarath I. van der Zee-van den Berg explained in an email.
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"Untreated patients can lose everything, as I did, and become part of the unemployed, under-employed, disabled, and homeless populations," Sims said in the report.
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Another reason for restoring a decayed baby tooth is that, left untreated, it can become abscessed, at which point it lead to an emergency situation.
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When the untreated mice were put in a soundproof chamber and exposed to a pulse of loud noise, they didn't jump — they were completely deaf.
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The designation covers Venclexta in combination with low dose cytarabine for elderly patients with previously untreated AML who are ineligible for intensive chemotherapy, it said.
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"The longer this situation continues, the more vulnerable people will get, as food supplies dwindle and life-threatening health problems are left untreated," she added.
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They suffer hearing loss from untreated ear infections, unwittingly rest their hands on hot surfaces, and walk on broken legs, which leaves their limbs deformed.
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Durvalumab's big commercial opportunity lies in previously untreated lung cancer, where key clinical trial results, including with combination therapy, are due in June or July.
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The show can sense a vaster misery and untreated stress that for some of these characters has become a feature of the day-to-day.
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In the overwhelming majority of cases, prolonged, severe, untreated psychosis produces extraordinary suffering and incapacity, and increases the risk of harm to self or others.
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They're all generally easy to cure with a timely antibiotics prescription, but when left untreated, they can lead to infertility or life-threatening health complications.
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The refinery, the world's biggest, has been operating at half capacity since early 2018, when Hydro admitted it had made unlicensed emissions of untreated water.
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"We said that our water untreated was safer than systems that treated their water," Commissioner Nick Fish, who oversees the PWB, told the Portland Mercury.
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The jump in the number of chlamydia infections is particularly concerning for women: If the disease goes undiagnosed or untreated, it can lead to infertility.
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But any product that questions the integrity of tap water, or implies that untreated water is in some way purer or superior, poisons the well.
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If the untreated waste enters rivers, for example, algal blooms and mass fish die-offs can happen, as they did in 1999 during Hurricane Floyd.
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One breached hog lagoon in Duplin County spilled 2.2 million gallons of untreated swine waste, according to Megan Thorpe, a spokeswoman for the NC DEQ.
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The rest appear normal at birth; if left untreated, however, they may develop a number of serious symptoms, from bone pain to deafness and blindness.
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In 0003, the World Health Organization estimated that more than two million young women lived with untreated obstetric fistula in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Everyone who has ever loved someone with an untreated mental illness or addiction knows how complicated and heartbreaking it is to be in your position.
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Ms. Mbone and her husband have become inured to the sight and smell of untreated sewage that flows in front of their one-room shack.
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The C.D.C. recommends that all women under 25 be screened annually for both diseases, because of the dire consequences they can have if left untreated.
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And none of the untreated babies recovered any of their heart function — more than a third of the survivors ended up on heart transplant lists.
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Style ___ Once a year, doctors travel to Rwanda to perform lifesaving surgery on people with damaged heart valves — a disease caused by untreated strep throat.
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Lasik can also interfere with the detection of glaucoma, or the buildup of pressure within the eye that, if left untreated, can lead to blindness.
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According to a recent report by Kaiser Health News, there's no data on the scope of deportation rates related to people with untreated mental illnesses.
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The experimental pancreatic cancer treatment, MM-141, was being studied in addition to standard-of-care treatment for patients with previously untreated metastatic pancreatic cancer.
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There could be a latent stage with no symptoms even after the sores and rashes that if untreated could lead to damage to internal organs.
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Officials from the health department said the main concern is direct exposure to untreated sewage, which can cause gastrointestinal illness, including nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
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In the Texas shooting, we have seen no evidence to date suggesting that the shooter had a history of serious mental illness or untreated psychosis.
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One 2202 study showed that an estimated 2628,28500 residents in Minnesota used a straight pipe to empty untreated sewage into the environment around their house.
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Later that year, another Iranian, Hamid Kehazaei, died from septicemia in Papua New Guinea after medical negligence at the Manus facility left a cut untreated.
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Both studies suggest that a lack of access to healthcare and a lack of a collaborative family unit, are the main reasons children go untreated.
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Other red flags for abusive relationships, in general, that also show up in sex trafficking are: - Untreated mental health and addiction issues in the abuser.
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A corrected version of the story is below: Condemned killer cites history of abuse, mental illness Attorneys for condemned killer ask their client be spared, citing history of abuse and untreated mental illness By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A condemned killer is asking the Ohio Parole Board for mercy, citing a history of severe childhood emotional and physical abuse and untreated mental illness.
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Compared to an untreated plant, a high-dose plant had five times as much plant left behind because the caterpillars were turning on each other instead.
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While at Burning Man, he went on a 10 day cleanse drinking only "raw" water – that is, water that is unfiltered and untreated in any way.
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Merck's shares rose 500 percent after the drugmaker's blockbuster cancer drug, Keytruda, met the main study goal of helping previously untreated lung cancer patients live longer.
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Merck's shares rose 2.8 percent after the drugmaker's blockbuster cancer drug, Keytruda, met the main study goal of helping previously untreated lung cancer patients live longer.
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The worry was prompted after the city started using untreated water from the Flint River, which caused lead from old pipes to leach into the water.
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One experiment revealed that giving untreated mice a dose of immune cells taken from the iPSC-treated mice bolstered their defenses too and reduced tumor growth.
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According to Smile Train's website, clefts are often left untreated in low-income countries and can make it difficult for children to eat, breathe, and speak.
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If treated early, it will go away in a few days, but chronic untreated ehrlichiosis can cause severe symptoms and lead to hospitalization or (rarely) death.
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Several sewer systems in the region also have released untreated or partly treated sewage and storm water into waterways over the last week, local media reported.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (which can cause pain and infertility) and can lead to an increased risk of contracting HIV.
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AIDS experts say government clinics could run out of certain antiretrovirals, leaving thousands who depend on the public health program untreated for weeks or even months.
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Many were left with severe PTSD that went untreated for two decades, until a settlement was reached with the government, Allison Crawford, a psychiatrist, told me.
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These are usually carried by dogs, foxes, wolves, and raccoons, and they can cause more serious symptoms like coughing, chest pain, and fevers if left untreated.
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Dr. Doolan suggests heading to your GP any time you have the above foot symptoms, because warts and athlete's foot are often misdiagnosed or left untreated.
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This progress gives cause to be optimistic about dramatically reducing the number of untreated patients as quality improves and adoption grows among payers, providers and consumers.
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The fact that many believe that only people of a certain demographic are at risk is another reason why cases go undetected and untreated, Rizza says.
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Chlamydia is important to diagnose because if untreated, it could lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, difficulties getting pregnant, pregnancy-related complications, and increased risk for HIV.
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The island is working to tackle the situation by reducing consumption, publishing a monthly report on water reserves, and using untreated water to irrigate golf courses.
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Several sewer systems in the region also have released untreated or partly treated sewage and storm water into waterways over the last week, local media reported.
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Norsk Hydro has been in a months-long dispute with Brazilian authorities after the metals maker admitted to unlicensed emissions of untreated water during severe rains.
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It is progressive and may result in liver and kidney complications and can be fatal if untreated Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Stockholm Newsroom)
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Bristol-Myers Squibb said its blockbuster immunotherapy, Opdivo, failed to improve survival in previously untreated patients with a form of lung cancer, without their disease progressing.
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Thousands have died from untreated cancer, kidney failure, and diabetes, according to the Syrian American Medical Society, a nonprofit that supports medics mostly in opposition areas.
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Pacific Island nations have long struggled with algal blooms, reef die-offs, drinking water contamination, and disease outbreaks as a result of untreated sewage outfall systems.
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Daily brushing and flossing can prevent gingivitis, the milder form of periodontal disease, but untreated cases can lead to permanent damage to the gums and bone.
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The company said Tecentriq, combined with chemotherapy, significantly boosted overall survival of patients with previously untreated extensive-stage small cell lung cancer compared with chemotherapy alone.
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Earlier this month, Clinton visited Flint, Michigan, to address the city's water crisis where men, woman and children have been poisoned by untreated, lead-filled water.
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Left untreated, the infection can cause serious health problems including long-term abdominal pain and pelvic inflammatory disease, which could lead to ectopic pregnancy and infertility.
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He said follicular lymphoma was a much bigger market than previously untreated chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, for which Gazyva is already approved in more than 70 countries.
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But if someone's issues fall into a more problematic category (untreated addiction, narcissism, patriarchal vibes), find the nearest exit hatch, open your parachute, and fly free!
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Infected individuals that go untreated can experience damage to their central nervous system and meningitis-like symptoms, which Sharma says can be avoided if treated early.
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The tons of toxicity that pour into her every day — 80 percent of which is untreated — include industrial chemicals and charred flesh from incompletely-cremated corpses.
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As physical phenomenons go, "blue balls" seems to get undue attention, particularly when it comes to the dangers of letting it go untreated, so to speak.
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Survival rates for severe aortic stenosis, if left untreated, are low at 50 percent at 2 years after symptom onset, and 20 percent at 5 years.
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After four weeks, the untreated ears could only pick up noises that were 80 decibels or louder, roughly as loud as a garbage disposal, Liu says.
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Early intervention is especially important with bipolar disorder as the phases of mania and depression can become more frequent and last longer with each untreated cycle.
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The Hadzas' lives remain difficult and chancy, he points out, with pronounced risks for untreated infections and illnesses, accidental deaths and no access to dental care.
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Over 24 million individuals experiencing a mental health illness are going untreated primarily due to poor access and the results of that lack can be catastrophic.
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Drug breakthroughs can actually halt the progress of a disease; but, if left untreated, these diseases can leave a person severely disabled and in chronic pain.
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There are 33 drains along the entire length of the city's 87 ghats, pouring an estimated 250 million liters of untreated sewage into the river daily.
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