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The catch was that investment banks were taking what turned out to be life-threatening gambles.

IRIS is often life-threatening and is responsible for the relatively high mortality among patients beginning ART.

When an inmate is in a life-threatening situation or seriously ill, he or she can reach out for help quickly, " he said. "

If processes improper, sends cures the sore in the cheek face, very easy to walk Huang Er to have life-threatening.

If fat is wrapped around the heart, liver or other organs it could lead to life-threatening conditions.

It is possible that it identifies too many very early cancers that may not eventually progress to a life threatening problem.

Obstetric hemorrhage is often a sudden, life-threatening event.

Food allergy can take the form of a sudden life-threatening reaction known as anaphylaxis, as well as eczema or an itchy rash.

Meanwhile, thousands of children continue to be poisoned by the metal, setting them up for life-threatening problems later in life.

An important example is the chaotic behavior of ventricular fibrillation, a severely abnormal heart rhythm that is often life-threatening.

Any of these complications, especially coupled with an infection, can be life-threatening.

That's life-threatening, although with treatment, the fatality rate is still pretty low, about less than a tenth of a percent.

Police said they had not heard of any life-threatening injuries.

What was the incidence of life-threatening infant diseases prior to and during the time the program was operational?

People think if it doesn't require a prescription, it's got to be safe, and that's not true. There could be life-threatening effects.

With Anakin suffering from life-threatening injuries, Ahsoka needs to find medical aid for him on an unfamiliar planet.

Rescuers said the injured were taken to a nearby part of the hospital, but fortunately the injury is not serious, not life threatening.

Experience of war in the trenches confirmed that the birds would keep trying to home despite life-threatening injuries.

Zo was experiencing the best years of his career until a life-threatening kidney ailment nearly ended his career and almost his life.

Acute epiglottitis can be a life-threatening disease with a fulminant course, affecting not only adults, but children as well.

Chronic inflammation, however, can be a problem (as in arthritis) and acute inflammation in the form of toxic shock is life-threatening.

Privately, he said his cancer surgery had created digestive problems but insisted they were not life-threatening.

Some find it difficult to give up the behaviour despite realising that it could be life-threatening and is not rational.

Our nationally renowned faculty will present the state of the art management of these life threatening emergencies.

"There are a lot of misconceptions of what allergies are, " she added. "When you think of allergies, you don't think of life-threatening. "

In severe cases, a life-threatening encephalitis can develop, which ends up in death or in irreversible neurological sequelae.

Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP) is a bacterial infection of the lungs , which can be life-threatening if it is not treated promptly.

"One of our big findings was that 2 in 5 kids who had allergies had a severe reaction or a life-threatening reaction, " Gupta said.

Consuming too much water can put babies at risk of a potentially life-threatening condition known as water intoxication.

Like any good mother, ever since my son Eden was diagnosed with life-threatening food allergies, I've been trying to find out why.

This marks the beginning of a love story that will be tested under the gravity of many life-threatening situations.

This name jumped after the man was rushed to hospital, the hospital said he had no life-threatening, but required surgery.

The virus attacks the immune system and leaves the body vulnerable to a variety of life-threatening infections and cancers.

Worth reminded that the best not to use jumping out of buildings to escape the jump to avoid life-threatening.

But health agencies say the side effects cannot expand into a life-threatening infection.

Even so, it is very easy to get into a business-life-threatening situation because of a big customer that goes broke.

" Hezekiah echoed the same sentiment about his life-threatening illness: " It was for my own good that I had such hard times.

Apparently, the critical legal issue is whether the parents knew it was a "life-threatening" condition (really, how could they not? ).

7 people injured in the fire were rushed to Beijing Chaoyang Hospital. Doctors said the injuries of the 7 were not life threatening.

I don't usually tell myself stuff ahead of time unless it's huge, life-threatening, you know?

After all, it's harder to be happy when living with chronic pain or illness or when faced with a potentially life-threatening condition.

One of the submarines was taken to Southampton General Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The other died at the scene.

Like her or not, Williams deserves much respect for playing at Wimbledon in the aftermath of a life-threatening illness.

Children in poor countries get diarrhoea on average four times per year. Each of these episodes can be life-threatening.

In case of involvement of the upper airway and respiratory distress, the condition may be life-threatening.

Mr. Bachman's wife, Barbara, sustained 'serious and life-threatening injuries, ' the U. S. Olympic Committee said in a statement.

The staffer has been hospitalized with his hands 'severely' wounded but his condition isn't life-threatening, Mr. Regazzoni said.

GvHD may be mild or life threatening, depending on the severity of reaction and the part of the body affected.

The Soyuz would serve as a "bail-out capsule" in case of a life-threatening emergency.

Massa was also happy with a podium finish, on his first race since a life-threatening crash in Hungary last July.

In fact, all Jamal ever did was simply survive as life propelled him from one life threatening or life affirming experience to the next.

There is at least fragmentary evidence that in some places on this site there are life-threatening doses of radiation.

Infections often lead to a life-threatening condition in which the body's immune defenses are systematically disabled.

Fortunately, for those unlucky enough to live in parts of the world where childbirth is routinely life-threatening, people do keep trying.

He even worked for a while in a dirty and life-threatening Aluminum plant.

BACKGROUND: Calciphylaxis is a life-threatening form of metastatic calcification-induced microvascular occlusion syndrome.

Both viruses are also capable of causing retinitis and encephalitis (which can be life-threatening).

Epileptic seizures is a serious chronic disease of the brain, during the onset of the emergence of consciousness due to life-threatening.

In the phase II study, the rate of life-threatening and fatal pulmonary hemorrhages had been increased with bevacizumab treatment (9. 1%).

Did you get catch a head cold? At least it's only a temporary virus and nothing life-threatening.

It isn't life threatening, but it certainly can be life hampering, as anyone who has a stutter can tell you.

AIDS is a life-threatening disease. It attacks the body's natural immune system and destroys the body's protective potential.

Most doctors and nurses are unaware of these differences, which can have life-threatening consequences for women.

Perform any reasonable request made of management which is not life threatening or against the law.

In order to save Wendy and the children, regardless of the fight against life-threatening and evil.

Pemphigus vulgaris is a life-threatening autoimmune bullous dermatosis and its management represents a major challenge to medical teams.

Objective Cardiac tamponade is an uncommon but life-threatening complication of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).

in the developing world , counterfeiters target drugs used to treat life - threatening conditions like malaria.

They were in stable condition after being transported to Highland Hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

Make-A-Wish has a mission of "creating hope and happiness for children with life-threatening illnesses around the world. "

The advisory warned parents not to give over the counter meds to children under 2 due to potentially life threatening side effects.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, is a life-threatening condition commonly caused by years of smoking.

A few individuals have life-threatening adverse reactions to gluten (present in many grains but notably absent from rice).

Last March, the FDA warned of an increased risk of serious and life-threatening side effects in a public health advisory on ESAs.

Early recognition may prevent a prolonged course and is mandatory as the disease is potentially life-threatening.

Although SVT is generally not life-threatening in an otherwise normal heart, symptoms from the racing heart may feel quite uncomfortable.

Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN) syndrome is an uncommon, acute, life-threatening, medication related disorder.

"Powdered infant formula is not a sterile product and can be contaminated with life-threatening bacteria, " said Dr Schlundt.

MRSA infection may be life-threatening and cause considerable morbidity, the need for prolonged hospitalization, and increased costs.

Institutes emergency procedures in the absence of a physician to offset life threatening situations.

Decades of inbreeding have resulted in a number of life-threatening illnesses ranging from epilepsy to cancer.

After examination, she was not life-threatening, but buttocks contusion.

The gunshot wound to Lien Chan's son's right temple is not believed to be life-threatening, the report said.

Necrotizing fasciitis (NF) is a potentially life-threatening bacterial infection of the skin, deep subcutaneous tissue, and fascia.

She ended up at Baltimore's Shock Trauma Center, where they specialize in life-threatening cases and have the latest up to date equipment.

Deriving an effective management strategy relies on early diagnosis and prioritisation of the most immediately life-threatening injuries.

It led to an induced coma with Hungarian surgeons warning that his condition was "critical" and "life-threatening" .

Ground beef is more likely to harbour life-threatening E-coli than any other food.

Early treatment of NEC is essential to stop the potentially life-threatening leakage of bacteria into the abdomen.

The reality is that this report did predict the current life-threatening drought in southwestern China.

Orbital Orbital tumor benign and malignant tumors can be divided into two major categories, even life-threatening cancer.

Although it isn't necessarily life threatening, loud snoring can be a serious issue for everyone.

It is a serious and sometimes life-threatening disease, and the long-term consequences are just too severe to ignore.

This causes sleep to be disrupted repeatedly by short, unremembered awakenings that may create life-threatening health problems.

ARDS is a life-threatening medical condition in which patients experience severe shortness of breath and oxygen starvation.

A casualty whose wounds do not appear life-threatening suddenly dies.

About a third of patients develop complications like brain swelling, dehydration and pneumonia, which can become life-threatening.

Although the infections were not life-threatening, the vaccine ampoules should have been treated before being discarded.

Can cause life- threatening and serious long- term health problems as well as less severe acute problems upon repeated exposure .

Background: Sternal osteomyelitis is a potentially life-threatening complication after cardiac surgery.

Shawn was right. . . Without proper protection, contact with infected blood can be life threatening.

Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) is a life-threatening lung disorder that commonly affects newborn, especially in premature infants.

The scandals have ensured that Chinese goods now have an indelible image of being not just cheap, but life-threatening as well.

In the most severe cases, maternal vitamin D deficiency can be life threatening to a newborn.

A life-threatening situation for another adult would not justify our killing a fetus.

Supposing a life-threatening virus could be controlled, by inference viruses would no longer constitute a threat to our well-being.

And, the dangers of climbing would not likely be as life-threatening as scaling the slopes of Everest.

Medical experts said that recipients of liver transplants often suffer from a variety of medical problems that are not life-threatening.

Despite being stabbed several times by the raging boy the girl managed to get away without any life-threatening injuries.

Criminal charges would be life-threatening, which is probably why Goldman shares dropped so sharply on the news last week.

Cavernous hemangioma easily bleeding, secondary infection etc, life-threatening, must early treatment.

Beatie, who lives in Bend, wrote he was once pregnant with triplets, but the pregnancy was life-threatening and he lost the fetuses.

It said none had life-threatening injuries, though some of the injured were carried away on stretchers.

Reaction to this may be mild (as in urticaria or atopy) or life-threatening (as in anaphylaxis).

"It's very common for transplant patients to have issues that are not life-threatening, " Dr.

This situation is life threatening and must be treated immediately and aggressively.

It protects against fire-related risks, including toxic gases, harmful particulates, and life-threatening physical hazards.

Life threatening or potential injury confrontations shall first reported to security personnel and then to Administration manager.

This case is reported to emphasize that percutaneous needle biopsy is a life-threatening procedure in patients with hepatic angiosarcoma.

Untreated sleep apnea causes life-threatening conditions like high blood pressure, ultimately causing heart attacks and stroke.

The National Weather Service issued warnings urging people to stay inside, calling travel "impossible" and conditions "life threatening. "

Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn, a life-threatening disorder, is due to inadequate vitamin K.

even with modern icebreakers , travelling to the freezing waters of the antarctic may still be life threatening.

Septicaemia is a potentially life-threatening clinical emergency that demands urgent diagnosis and treatment.

Most of them could be prevented through skilled care during childbirth and the management of life-threatening complications.

Symptoms include fever, headache, and vomiting; malaria can quickly become life-threatening by disrupting the blood supply to vital organs.

"Not knowing if this episode was life threatening made it even more exhausting, " the statement continued.

Vivax is generally not a life-threatening disease, but falciparum can be rapidly fatal and requires prompt treatment.

Severe problems linked to heart attack can include heart failure and life-threatening arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats).

All three children were taken away by ambulance, but the injuries are not said to be life-threatening.

Even if you are headed out for just an hour, an injury, severe weather or a wrong turn could become life threatening.

But types A, B and AB blood do, and cause life-threatening immune reactions if they are given to patients with a different blood group.

It is vital to look for other potentially life-threatening injuries rather than simply concentrating on the pelvic injury.

Perform any reasonable requests made by management, which are not life-threatening or against the law.

The Netherlands Centre for Monitoring of Adverse Reactions to Drugs received II reports of this life-threatening reaction since 1976.

He added: 'Near the coast, the surge will be accompanied by large, destructive, and life-threatening waves. '

Fewer Scottish ambulances responded quickly to potentially life-threatening emergency calls.

Discovery of workers suffering from acute or severe life threatening disease, shall promptly notify the employing units and workers.

Cholera is a potentially life-threatening diarrhoeal disease that infects humans through contaminated water or food.

The patient the Missouri doctors operated on had a recurrent and life threatening brain tumor.

Since weak bronchus, though debilitating, is seldom life-threatening, transplant surgeons have left well-enough alone.

Cooling too quickly and especially allowing his body temperature to become too low can cause other life-threatening medical conditions.

Pulmonary air embolism is a rare, life-threatening complication of permanent pacemaker implantation.

Fire officers and men of the inspection and found no life-threatening, to use a stretcher, the man hanging on a rope bridge.

Mine: AIDS invades the natural immune system of human body and ruins the ability of self-defense. It remains as a life-threatening disease.

It is not a simple smoker's cough, but an under-diagnosed, life threatening lung disease.

Finally, enhancements are provided for permanent, life-threatening, or serious bodily injury and abduction.

Medical experts said that recipients of liver transplants often suffered from a variety of medical problems that were not life-threatening.

If your loved one's illness is severe or potentially life-threatening, contact a doctor, a hospital or emergency medical services yourself.

People know that smoking is harmful to the body and if long-term is even life threatening but it seems nobody heeds the warning.

The United Nations describes the crisis affecting Tajikistan as life threatening.

In most instances, a low-head dam does not look dangerous, yet can create a life-threatening situation.

The condition is an under-diagnosed, life-threatening disease that currently affects 210 million people worldwide.

Because the aorta is the body's main supplier of blood, a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm can cause life-threatening bleeding.

There were no reports of sudden death, life-threatening illness, handicaps or disabilities from taking fish oil supplements.

"The two Italian pilots were injured, but their condition is not life-threatening, " it said.

A big problem is that forensic evidence is often lost in the life-threatening drama of the crime scene.

The condition is an under-diagnosed, life-threatening disease that currently affects 64 million people worldwide.

With hospitals now the hotbeds for highly-resistant pathogens, such procedures can themselves be life-threatening.

Internal injuries may not be evident, but may be serious or life-threatening.

Zambia - Immigration detainees are held in Zambia for long periods, sometimes in life-threatening conditions.

Burning fossil fuels pours out greenhouse gases at a life-threatening rate and causing global warming.

It says half a million of those children are facing imminent life-threatening conditions.

Going through any life-threatening disaster, even on a smaller scale, can trigger a permanent shift in one's perspective.

ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania (AP) -- A couple who grew apart and had agreed to split up were reunited by a life-threatening crisis.

Sensitized individuals can develop urticaria, angioedema, asthma, and even life-threatening anaphylaxis.

Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected mosquitoes.

Conclusion: BAE is a safe, less invasive and effective method in the management of massive life-threatening hemoptysis.

Though not necessarily life-threatening, these health problems can have a distinct negative effect on your overall quality of life.

Farmers and townspeople in the East sought land or fortune on western frontiers, braving life-threatening challenges.

Problems within financial institutions nearly always become life-threatening as liquidity begins to dry up.

Some controversy has surrounded the issue of face transplants, in part because face injuries are not seen as life-threatening.

As with any medical emergency, a mental health emergency can be life threatening.

Mobile phones play host to potentially life-threatening bacteria including E. coli and MRSA, scientists have found.

Graft-versus-host disease (GVHD) is a potentially life-threatening long-term side effect of allogeneic stem cell transplant.

The monotonous, almost hypnotic process of staring at the centerdividerfor long hours is a grossly underestimated, life-threatening hazard.

Brain abscess is a potentially life-threatening complication that is only rarely associated with pregnancy.

They may even be life-threatening like cirrhosis (shrinking and scarring) of the liver or liver cancer.

WOMAN says a hospital emergency department told her it was too busy to treat her for life-threatening internal bleeding.

In fact, statistics show that most people involved in airplane crashes and accidents survive without life-threatening injuries.

The vets determined the injury was life-threatening and that an amputation was called for.

These people would be the ones who would die first if faced with life threatening circumstances such as a drought or famine.

My problem wasn't life threatening, but it was temporarily crippling.

Arterio- esophageal fistula (AEF) is an extremely rare, life - threatening complication caused by esophageal foreign body penetration.

After cardiac arrest, lowering someone's body temperature can prevent life-threatening brain damage.

SCC and BCC are the most common forms of skin cancer and are not usually life-threatening if detected early.

These could be signs of meningitis, a potentially life-threatening infection.

He's gonna tell me to go to an emergency room and they're gonna tell me that it's not life-threatening.

Neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes mellitus, which reduces the quality of life and may be life-threatening.

Peripartum cardiomyopathy (PPCM) is a rare, but life-threatening cardiac disorder which complicates pregnancy.

Anaphylaxis is a potentially life-threatening illness that can be confusing to both patient and clinician.

The military defines PTSD as a condition that develops after a life-threatening trauma.

Aplastic anemia. This very rare, life-threatening anemia is caused by a decrease in the bone marrow's ability to produce red blood cells.

Improperly tied knots can mean the difference between a safe climb and serious, life-threatening injuries.

Massive haemoptysis, usually related to lesions of bronchial arteries, is a life-threatening complication of chest lesions.

The most common injuries were broken ankles and legs, none of which were life threatening.

Like a life-threatening illness in one's own biography, the environmental crisis is a call to change our reality, that is to say, to awaken.

He was then slowly reintroduced to food, a process doctors say could be life threatening.

After receiving treatment for a life-threatening cancer, all he wanted to do, besides enjoy his family, was run Apple.

Gastrointestinal complications of pre-eclampsia can occur and have the risk of being life-threatening for the mother and fetus.

Cutaneous malignant melanoma: a life-threatening malignant skin cancer.

This causes the red blood cells to accumulate in organ capillaries, and gives rise to life-threatening symptoms.

Heatstroke is when your body loses its ability to regulate its temperature. A temperature of 40C or more is a life-threatening condition.

That injury was not life threatening; the bullet that struck Yusuf in the back was far more dangerous.

These include poor nutrition and increased risk of other life-threatening infections.

An estimated 20 of the injured were in critical condition but the injuries were not life threatening.

If not treated, malaria can quickly become life-threatening by disrupting the blood supply to vital organs.

Severe diarrhea may be debilitating and life-threatening.

But you have to remember, every lie can be life threatening, if not his heart, you might not realize their ideals.

A rare, life-threatening lung disease that can be caused by inhaling diacetyl, a chemical used in butter flavoring.

Although cholera can be life-threatening, IT is easily prevented and treated.

Phenol burn complicated by systemic intoxication is a life-threatening injury.

It is life threatening to the patient and potentially life threatening to others if the patient gets homicidal.

Severe obstruction of the trachea is a life-threatening condition.

The appeal also includes plans to avert life-threatening situations possible this spring.

DCIS is generally considered a precursor to breast cancer, but DCIS itself is never life-threatening.

It causes thick, sticky mucus to build up, leading to life-threatening lung infections and major digestion problems.

Hardly life-threatening for Germany's biggest bank, but sobering for the industry.

Left untreated, peritonitis can lead to severe, potentially life-threatening infection throughout your body.

Police later arrested the suspect at a nearby home and say his wounds were not life-threatening.

Gone are the life-threatening technologies and life damaging mindsets of your current era.

But DVT can lead to a life threatening condition , called Pulmonary Embolism , a blood clot in the lung .

At present, the injured miners were sent to local hospitals for treatment, non-life-threatening.

Life-threatening allergic reactions are very rare.

Responding to emergency calls has become a life-threatening hazard for medical personnel.

Cachexia is among the most debilitating and life-threatening aspects of cancer.

Even though the herpes virus is not as life threatening as, say, cancer, it can still get in the way of your life.

Smoking is the No. 1 preventable risk factor for life-threatening diseases like lung cancer, heart disease, and chronic lung disease.

is emerging as a potentially life-threatening cause of human malaria.

Well, at least it's only a flu virus and nothing life-threatening . . . and at least you have a wonderful baby to nurse to health!

We often focus on life-threatening conditions: diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

Malaria is a common and life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitoes, currently endemic in over 100 countries.

Bleeding may be chronic and insidious or brisk and life threatening.

Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people from the bites of female mosquitoes.

Unless it's life-threatening, an emergency rarely lifts human beings above themselves.

The E. coli outbreak in Germany has left hundreds of people hospitalized with life threatening kidney complications. It comes as U.

Don't dramatize. Lots of people inflate small setbacks into life-threatening catastrophes and react accordingly.

But while broken bones can be painful, they are generally not life threatening.

In pelvic fractures, the most common life-threatening complication is bleeding.

To unlock that ability, apparently all we need is a severe, life-threatening fever to jar it loose.

Example: a drug that is under-strength but that is not used to treat life-threatening situations.

Life-threatening at any moment in Iraq, American soldiers can finally return to the ocean shore, and the family reunited.

The problem can become life threatening if a part of the clot breaks off, travels to the lungs and blocks an artery.

Besides calling 911, here's what to do in 12 life-threatening emergencies when no one's around to help.

The skater was pulled from the pond's icy water, hypothermia had reached a life-threatening stage.

Never mind if her teeth were chattering from life-threatening hypothermia.

If someone with a life-threatening medical condition can find a reason to smile, surely most of us can!

If that proves true, it would help thousands of people who are seeking to prevent life-threatening conditions.

However, HAV infections can also be severe and life threatening.

Take no more than two tablet each time. It is life threatening to take three tablets.