[□] □
[□=□] □
[□ | □] □
Estimating smallholder 's risks aversion : a method to improve impact-analyses of potential innovations : an example from Zimbabwe 's semi-arid areas . This analogy is instructive because of the lack of transferability of the mortgage obligation and the importance of the mortgage borrower 's risk preferences . The sponsor offers support for research projects that will expand the knowledge of basic decision-making processes underlying initiation and long-term maintenance of healthy lifestyle behaviors that may reduce one 's risk of cancer and other chronic diseases , such as cardiovascular disease , diabetes , and addiction . Others , including the Diana Ross Playground in Central Park at 81st St ., had levels high enough to increase a child 's risk of developing cancer to about 1 in 5,000 . Some participants concluded that some broadcast advertising provides an inadequate major statement of a drug 's risks and side effects , and that the ads as they are now are too promotional and often oversell the benefits while downplaying risks and side effects . Investigators must always assure that the potential research subjects or their surrogates understand how the study 's risks and potential benefits differ from those of the subject 's daily life and routine clinical care . An infected woman 's risk of transmitting HIV to her infant may grow with subsequent pregnancies , since the risk of such transmission increases as maternal infection progresses.19 Also , an infected woman may be less likely than an uninfected woman to breastfeed , since breastfeeding can transmit HIV to infants .