incidence the number of times something happens, especially something bad

bring to light to make or become widely known or evident

take the stage to become the focus of everyone's attention
skewed incorrect, especially because it has been affected by a particular
thing or because you do not know all the facts
vested interest a personal or private reason for wanting something to happen
disproportionate unrealistically large or small
prognosis a doctor's opinion of how an illness or disease will develop
helical having the shape or form of a curve that goes around a central tube or
cone shape in the form of a spiral
carcinogen any substance that can cause cancer
contingent upon depending on something that may or may not happen in the future
delve into to try to find more information about someone or something
malignant very serious and dangerous; tending or likely to grow and spread in a
rapid and uncontrolled way that can cause death
food chain the hierarchical system in which larger animals and plants eat smaller
ones
lie dormant to reside in a certain place without being active
overreach improperly aggressive action beyond one's area of responsibility
innards the internal organs and tissues of an animal
closed case a situation in which a former mystery or problem has been resolved
efficacious effectively improving health