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follow up

[fol-oh-uhp] / ˈfɒl oʊˌʌp /




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As with other findings, long-term benefits are still uncertain due to limited follow-up.

From Science Daily

However after stopping the medication, they regained 10 kilograms within a year, which was the longest follow-up period available for these relatively new drugs.

From Barron's

When asked in a follow-up email about how the Tweedy, Browne team decides to sell stocks, Spears wrote: “Our sell discipline seeks to increase the undervaluation of the entire portfolio.”

From MarketWatch

The universal birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine was adopted precisely because screening and follow-up fail.

From MarketWatch

The service, which was first announced in September, will allow patients to have assessments, check-ups and follow-up appointments online and will have its own dedicated team of doctors.

From BBC