| Self reported use of cannabis in early adulthood was associated with an increased risk of developing schizophrenia. |
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| He had held many of his views since early adulthood, and he took the long view. |
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| However, the condition can lead to sudden and unexpected death, often in early adulthood. |
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| It leads to multiple rectal and colon cancers in early adulthood for almost all of those affected by the condition. |
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| We all know that adolescence and early adulthood is a time of dramatic change. |
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| It was also found that weight-gain and obesity among Western women in early adulthood is accompanied by an increased risk of breast cancer. |
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| Breast cancer is more common among women who have had obesity problems since early adulthood. |
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| The last four molars, the so-called wisdom teeth, may either remain impacted, or appear in early adulthood. |
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| Symptoms of clinical depression usually begin by early adulthood. |
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| Stress levels increase in early adulthood, peak around middle age, then decline during old age. |
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| Although mental illness can occur at any age, it often strikes children and youth from late adolescence to early adulthood. |
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| Typically, MS strikes in early adulthood between the ages of 20 and 50 and women are more than three times more likely to develop MS than men. |
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| Those who experience chronic abibliophobia in early adulthood cite negative visceral reactions to books in later years such as nausea and blurred vision. |
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| Approximately two-thirds of people with OCD develop the disorder in adolescence or early adulthood. |
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| The majority of them however do not continue to use it beyond early adulthood. |
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| Are the beliefs of my childhood and early adulthood congruent with my beliefs and values of today? |
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| Generational effects account for changes across generations due to shared common and distinctive experiences in young and early adulthood. |
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| In setting the scene for my post I would love to recount a tale of blissful youth, a text-book joyride throughout early adulthood culminating in a fulfilled maturity. |
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| Multiple sclerosis typically begin in early adulthood and is characterized by multiple areas of demyelination and sclerosis of the brain, spinal cord, or both. |
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| The other man, I thought, might be a roadman who had joined the church in his early adulthood, learning about the peyote religion as a mature person. |
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| For example, parasomnias are more common in young children whereas narcolepsy tends to develop in early adulthood. |
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| It may then subside spontaneously, followed by exacerbations in late childÂhood, adolescence, or early adulthood. |
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| Hereditary angioedema usually first appears in late adolescence or early adulthood. |
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| She said her childhood and early adulthood were formed by our sisters and the Marist Fathers. |
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| It stays malleable well into early adulthood. |
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| Distrust and suspiciousness of others such that their motives are interpreted as malevolent, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts. |
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| In the case of youth, this life stage has been extended to such a degree that it can now be broken down into two phases: adolescence and early adulthood. |
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| It was also reported that SOC is stabilized by the end of early adulthood and afterwards, it does not fluctuate significantly. |
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| This, it should be remembered, is someone who was born and raised in rural India and spent, by his own testimony, much of his early adulthood homeless, too poor to rent even a cowshed. |
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| It has been argued that the effect of partial transmission control might interfere with this natural process and thus postpone malaria morbidity and deaths until later in childhood and early adulthood. |
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| With no one to compel us to use what medical science offers us, we drift through early adulthood careless of our health and asking medical science only to act as a scavenger picking up the pieces of our wrecked constitutions. |
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| It was he who guided us through the travails of early adulthood. |
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| Myotonic dystrophy is an autosomal dominant multisystem disorder characterized by muscle weakness and myotonia commonly beginning in early adulthood. |
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| Piaget reigned in the psychology of personal development and it was taken for granted that from early adulthood learning virtually ended and it was all downhill. |
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| The pelvic girdle consists originally of three bones, which become fused in early adulthood and each of which contributes a part of the acetabulum, the deep cavity into which the head of the thighbone, or femur, is fitted. |
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| Since his teenage years Moore has had long hair, and since early adulthood has also had a beard. |
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| From early adulthood, performance starts to wane. |
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| Her ritual penance continues into early adulthood. |
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| Schizophrenia typically strikes in adolescence or early adulthood. |
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| Even into early adulthood, the negative pressure didn't abate. |
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| A neurotic disorder characterized by a wide variety of somatic and mental symptoms resulting from dissociation, typically beginning during adolescence or early adulthood and occurring more commonly in women than men. |
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| The National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth is a long-term study of Canadian children that tracks their development and well-being from birth to early adulthood. |
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| In short, it appears that social, environmental and biological pressures are shortening childhood and resulting in an everlonger waiting period before early adulthood. |
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| Furthermore, the developing tissues of children and adolescents may be more sensitive to some carcinogenic events, which may manifest as a cancer diagnosed in early adulthood. |
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| Looking at surveys conducted during federal elections from 1968 to 2000, they have identified a long-standing tendency for Canadians to vote less in early adulthood than in later stages of life. |
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| Her grandfather bought her a horse when she was just 8 years old, and by early adulthood Roenspie turned to that, first as an equestrienne and later as a show-jumping coach. |
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| Most tobacco smokers begin during adolescence or early adulthood. |
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| I want to offer Aspies, the autistic word for individuals with Asperger's, a chance and opportunities that I never had in my childhood, adolescence and early adulthood. |
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