We examined associations between pairs of clinical features in individual affected probands.

Using linear regression, we examined associations between hospital characteristics and risk-adjusted home-time.

Objectives: This study examined associations of asthma with school commuting time.

We examined associations between average alcohol consumption, heavy episodic drinking and cardiorespiratory fitness.

We also examined associations between the occurrence of individual features in affected relatives.

We examined associations between concurrency and sociodemographic characteristics and risk behaviors.

Multivariate logistic regression examined associations between relationships and SI, controlling for significant covariates.

Multiple logistic regression analyses examined associations between sleep, mental health outcomes and burnout.

Logistic regression models examined associations among genetic ancestry, socioeconomic characteristics, and lung cancer.

Methods: Multinomial logistic regression examined associations between hookah and cigarette use and tobacco-related attitudes.

We examined associations between recent STI testing and campaign awareness.

Linear regression analyses examined associations between risk factors and distress.

Objectives: We examined associations between childhood intelligence and hospital admissions for injuries in adulthood.

This report examined associations between cognitive performance and inflammation induced by exercise and vaccination.

We examined associations for the total study population and subgroups stratified by cancer stage.

Logistic regression models examined associations between HIV status, HAART use, and intention to have children.