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Seasonal and Meteorological Factors in Primary Headaches
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1988SYNOPSIS In a retrospective survey using a standardized format, 495 patients with “primary headaches” (classic migraine, common migraine, tension headaches, and mixed headaches) were questioned about the role of the seasons and of weather changes in influencing the frequency of their headache attacks.
Marrelli A, MARINI, Carmine, Prencipe M.
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Effects of meteorological factors on blood donation
Transfusion and Apheresis Science, 2020Blood donation can be affected by various factors including time, weather, and other events (such as disasters). To better understand how meteorological factors affect blood donation, this study builds a novel predictive model for blood supply in North Taiwan to facilitate better blood supply chain and inventory management.This study uses a two-step ...
Shi-Woei Lin +2 more
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METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS AND ECLAMPSIA
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1974SummaryA review of the literature relating weather variables to eclampsia suggests that to date the conclusions drawn have been severely compromised by methodological defects in study design and data analysis. The present study was carried out in Cali, Colombia, a city with only one public maternity hospital. Data on 156 eclamptic women and 465 control
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Analysis of the effect of meteorological factors on dewfall
Science of The Total Environment, 2013To get an insight into when dewfall will occur and how much to expect we carried out extensive calculations with the energy balance equation for a crop surface to 1) identify the meteorological factors which determine dewfall, 2) establish the relationship between dewfall and each of them, and 3) analyse how these relationships are influenced by ...
Huijie, Xiao +5 more
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Under the Weather: Legionellosis and Meteorological Factors
EcoHealth, 2016The incidence of legionellosis, caused by the bacteria Legionella which are commonly found in the environment, has been increasing in New Jersey (NJ) over the last decade. The majority of cases are sporadic with no known source of exposure. Meteorological factors may be associated with increases in legionellosis.
Jessie A, Gleason +3 more
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Meteorological risk factors of ischemic stroke
Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2019To study an impact of climate triggers on the seasonal incidence of ischemic stroke (IS).Case histories of 1144 patients with IS were studied. The incidence rate was distributed over months and seasons. Indicators of circannual patterns are calculated as the arithmetic average of morbidity, data on meteorological measurements of temperature ...
M A, Evzel'man +3 more
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Meteorological factors to fall: a systematic review
International Journal of Biometeorology, 2018There existed systematic review on studies investigating the association between hip fractures and external risk factors including meteorological factors. Albeit the fact that most serious common fall injury is a hip fracture, it cannot account for all injuries forms of fall.
K P, Chow +4 more
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Gender at birth and meteorological factors
International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine, 2000Objective. In a previous study, we showed that the ratio of gender at birth (M/F ratio) appeared to vary by latitude. We postulate that meteorological factors may be responsible for this variation. In this study, M/F ratio in a central Mediterranean island were correlated to latitude dependent meteorological factors. Design.
Victor Grech +3 more
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Meteorological Factors and Forecasts of Helminthic Disease
1969Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the meteorological factors and the forecasts of helminthic disease. With some helminthic diseases, for example parasitic gastroenteritis in sheep, several different species of nematodes may be involved. These are unlikely to show identical responses to changes in weather or host.
C B, Ollerenshaw, L P, Smith
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[Meteorological risk factors of stroke].
Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova, 2014Based on correlation analysis of stroke, recorded in Khanty-Mansiysk during 5 years, and standard meteorological factors, we found the significant relationship between the frequency of stroke and daily temperature amplitude. The positive correlation between the frequency of stroke and between-day changes in air temperature in the combination with ...
I A, Lebedev +3 more
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