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“a decreasing trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Patients could be discharged if they met the following criteria: good mobilization, adequate oral intake for liquids and solids, recovered gastrointestinal transit minimally for passing gas, normal urinary outputs, no wound problems, good pain control with oral medication, absence of fever in the last 48 h, C-reactive protein below 10 mg/L at discharge, and showing a decreasing trend in previous laboratory test.
6 , 7 At present, alcohol use in Thailand is declining, with a decreasing trend in new female drinkers. 6 In developed countries, the association between acute alcohol consumption and injury has been well established. 8 – 11 Alcohol use is a strong risk factor for all causes of injuries, including traffic incidents, 12 violence, 13 suicide, 14 and other non-traffic injuries. 15 – 17 At the population level, risk of injury increases incrementally with increasing average daily volume of alcohol intake. 18 Here, we report our cohort study of injury trends in middle-income Thailand during a period of rapid social change.
However, in their cohort of 1046 HIV-infected patients, Capeu et al [ 5 ] found a decreasing trend for the incidence of diabetes mellitus over time, from 23.2 cases/1000 person-years in 1999–2000 to 2.7 cases/1000 person-years in 2005–2006, and concluded that the decline in incidence over time may reflect changes in cART practices and the development of less toxic cART alternatives.