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“an adverse trend”

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More strikingly, our conservative methodological sensitivity analysis (r = 0.5) successfully ‘de-noised’ the pooled data and unmasked a statistically significant increase in LDL-C among middle-aged and older adults as well, an adverse trend that was previously obscured.
33 Such an adverse trend appeared consistent, despite developments in 2000-2010, 34 as well as the past decade, with studies reporting a 1-year TVF rate of 19% 15 , and 5-year rates of mortality, MI, or TVR of up to 56.1% in 173 patients. 17 This phenomenon likely is driven by the fact that patients undergoing PCI post-CABG tend to be older and to carry more comorbidities, predisposing them to higher event rates that cannot be mitigated further by the contemporary armamentaria in cardiovascular care.
In our previous study, an adverse trend of NAFLD was apparent among children and adolescents with normal BMI, while abdominal obesity adverse trends were apparent among obese children and adolescents. 8 During the COVID-19 outbreak, the development and aggravation of fatty liver was more prominent during lockdown, compared to the pre-soc
The results mostly showed an adverse trend in the utilisation of health services but with considerable variability between countries, type of services and time periods during 2020. 8–12 Since 2018, the Countdown to for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health, an international collaboration of academics and global agencies, and the Afric
Multiple meta-analyses of calcium supplementation trials demonstrate an adverse trend in incidence of cardiovascular events, with statistical significance varying according to numbers of patients included.
Management of postmenopausal osteoporosis.
Endocr Rev · 2026 · PMC13368380