To do this, you need to be able to identify patients quickly.

For this reason, it does not identify patients who have never been tested.

But in truth the tests complement each other, often identifying different patients as being at risk.

There are a number of genetic factors that can be used to identify high-risk patients.

Of 28,500 patients identified in France since 1981, 16,331 had died by last December.

The idea of helping doctors identify patients who have previously filed a suit is not new.

Further attention should be devoted to finding ways to identify patients with cirrhosis.

Researchers also want to see if blood or urine tests can identify at-risk patients early on.

No attempt was made to identify patients with pulmonary hypertension.

This may one day allow doctors to identify patients in early stages of Alzheimer's who could benefit from drugs as they become available.