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follow up

[fol-oh-uhp] / ˈfɒl oʊˌʌp /




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In a follow-up Zoom call from his home in Amsterdam, he confides that he almost felt like giving up, but figured maybe a change of scenery was what he needed.

From Los Angeles Times

The team plans follow-up studies to determine whether SGLT2 inhibitors can help repair kidney tissue after age-related damage has already taken place.

From Science Daily

Based on more than 30 years of follow-up, the findings suggest that heart disease screening and prevention may need to begin earlier in adulthood, especially for men.

From Science Daily

Night owls also had a 16% higher risk of experiencing a heart attack or stroke during a median follow-up period of about 14 years.

From Science Daily

In her follow-up posts, A’Zion said she originally auditioned for the role of Percy, but was offered Zoe instead; she accepted the role.

From Los Angeles Times