Many athletes with C.T.E., which can be found only by examining the brains of the deceased, had symptoms like drug abuse, impulse control problems and impaired memory.
— whose test for abnormal protein deposits in brain tissue can be administered only after death — presented symptoms like drug abuse, impulse control and impaired memory only in the years before they died, suggesting that the disease contributed to it.
ADHD has commonly been described in several psychiatric disorders, including affective disorders, substance abuse and impulse control disorders [ 4], as well as a current comorbid condition [ 5- 7].
A disorder of the schizophrenic spectrum was presented by 8.2%%, and respectively 1 % of the sample showed anorexia nervosa, substance abuse, or dysfunctional impulse control as their main diagnosis.
First, whilst there is a reasonable amount of evidence for mood disorders and anxiety disorders, other disorders including alcohol/substance abuse, eating disorders, impulse-control disorders, and psychosis are less well studied.
No one is above the law, not even the President, and our job will be to check his impulse to abuse his office to protect himself.
(The impulse to abuse substitute teachers seems to transcend cultures.) Especially successful is Zhang Huike, who drives Wei to paroxysms of frustration.
If we are to protect that legacy, today's feminists must preserve a clear distinction between the ongoing struggle to protect women and girls from abuse, and the misogynist impulse to control and police female sexuality as soon as it develops.
Smith's decision-making abilities were said to be fairly diminished at the time, after what was reported in the Spanish press as his decades of drug abuse that had "deficient impulse control".
Previous studies have similarly found an association between adult ADHD and substance abuse [ 64, 65], impulse control disorders [ 21], eating disorders [ 12, 66], and bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder [ 67, 68].
ADHD has commonly been reported in several psychiatric conditions, including affective disorders, personality disorders, substance abuse disorders, eating disorders, impulse control and somatic disorders [ 9– 12], both as current and/or lifetime condition [ 13].
