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These factors have lead to the development of areas known as food deserts.
Treatment discontinuation Abrupt discontinuation of dopaminergic therapy can lead to the development of a neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
Such a phenomenon can lead to the development of pustules, and after their treatment, scars will remain on the skin.
When they persist or worsen, they may lead to the development of spots.
Otherwise, it can lead to the development of serious complications and the transition of the disease into a chronic form.
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Also, do not forget that overweight can lead to the development of many diseases.
It can lead to the development of numerous side effects including extreme dry and rough skin, inflammation, redness, irritation and even allergies.
Moles(nevi) can rapidly transform and lead to the development of cancer.
This may lead to the development of recommendations of how to use and apply the system for Civil Protection assistance at European and national levels.
Technological and scientific progress constantly lead to the development of new production processes.
Group antibodies in pregnancy lead to the development of hemolytic disease and are no less dangerous than D-antigens.
However, these vaccines donot protect against all the HPV types that can lead to the development of cervical cancer.
It is unclear exactly how smoking can lead to the development of prostate cancer, or make it more aggressive or more lethal.
As with any antiparasitic product, the frequentand long term use of anthelmintics or antiprotozoals may lead to the development of resistance.
Such quick judgments, the story argues, lead to the development of dangerous stereotypes and prejudices.
There must be objective guarantees that Iran is not surreptitiously gaining the technology ortechnological know-how that might lead to the development of a nuclear weapon.
It reduces formation of free radicals, which can lead to the development of certain types of cancer or chronic diseases.
Scientists believe that this could lead to the development of new guidelines recommendations on the treatment of this cancer subtype, known as serous carcinoma of the uterus.
Overactivation or underactivation of the chakras can lead to the development of various behavioral patterns.
Broad"jumps" of glucose in the blood lead to the development of vascular complications of diabetes, as well as provoke episodes of hypoglycemia.
In 40% of low pressure after CABG,impaired cerebral blood supply lead to the development of stroke in the first day after surgery.
Simultaneous use with disulfiram can lead to the development of various neurological symptoms(the interval between prescriptions is at least 2 weeks).
Walking with the animal in the rain and windQuite often lead to the development of otitis- inflammation of the middle ear.
Simultaneous use of the drug with laxatives can lead to the development of diarrhea, in particular, with the incorrectly calculated dosage of a medicine.
In addition, untimely initiation of treatment for prostatitis can lead to the development of such a serious and dangerous disease as sepsis.
In some cases, myelodysplastic syndromes can lead to the development of acute myeloid leukaemia(AML, a type of cancer affecting white blood cells called myeloid cells).
And the presence of undigestedfood in the body for a long time can lead to the development of bacteria and even the death of a crocodile.
Symptomatic manifestations of acute and chronic diseases which may lead to the development of tissue hypoxiacardiac or respiratory failure, acute myocardial infarction.
Clinically expressed manifestations of acute and chronic diseases that can lead to the development of tissue hypoxia(including respiratory failure, heart failure, acute myocardial infarction);
Self-treatment with strong broad-spectrumantibiotics without a clear treatment regimen can lead to the development of drug resistance of the pathogen and the transition of the disease to the chronic form.