Some patients had increased levels of cholesterol and blood fats.

Therefore, only patients on the waiting list with a high possibility of dying will increase their life expectancy after receiving a transplant.

It was found that all patients increased their performance during the study.

All patients but one had increased portal pressure gradient.

Uninsured patients have increased since 1992 by 15,000 visits a year, and that group makes up 35 percent of those at the centers.

Now a study has found that weight training can help these patients maintain or increase their muscle mass.

Thus, by diet, patients may increase their risk of colon cancer or of heart disease.

As a result, many patients treated with these types of drugs increase body fat.

It's a very dynamic process, and patients might increase or decrease in priority while they wait.

In addition, patients are frequently elderly and therefore have increased incidence of colorectal cancer.