Background: Non-participation in aetiologic studies of pubertal timing is frequent.
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Participants were enrolled from a convenience sample and underwent aetiologic sexually transmitted infection investigation.
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Conclusion: In conclusion, the risk of selection bias in aetiologic studies on pubertal timing in the Puberty Cohort appears minimal.
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Larvae infect a wide range of accidental hosts including humans, in whom they are the aetiologic agent of visceral and ocular Larva migrans.
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Respondents provided data on historical TT cases, local epidemiology, policies to mitigate risk and an assessment of public health perceptions for each aetiologic agent.
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Only adequately designed studies will allow reliable results to be obtained and any true aetiologic heterogeneity expected to underlie a complex trait to be detected.
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We speculate they may play an aetiologic role in the deposition of abnormal proteins, particularly those associated with low density lipoprotein receptors, in CNS neurones.