Sentence examples for abuse post from inspiring English sources

We also asked subjects to indicate whether they had ever been diagnosed with depression, alcohol/drug abuse, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), or other mental illness.

In comparing the results with the one other study specifically related to elder financial abuse education [ 13], this finding supports the view that practitioners are able to identify cases of financial abuse post training.

In part, these include learning disorders, anxiety, abuse, post-traumatic stress disorder and hearing loss.

It's not just attitudes: British Muslim children have been feeling the backlash in bullying and abuse post-Paris attacks; job discrimination against Muslims is rampant; and hate crimes against Muslims have soared by 70% in the past year, according to the police in spite of significant under-reporting.

The National Institutes of Health is sponsoring about 100 studies looking at the relationship between epigenetic markers and behavior problems, including drug abuse, post-traumatic stress, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, compared with just a handful of such studies a decade ago.

New policies on sexual abuse posted by the Vatican under Pope Benedict XVI in 2010 say that in countries where the law requires it, church officials should report priests who have been credibly accused of abuse to law enforcement authorities.

The comments, in an interview with the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, came after it emerged that police were looking at a dossier of abuse posted on Twitter, Facebook and chat forums.

With the conversation on social networks translating into street protests — and with the well-documented evidence of the police abuse posted online for hundreds of thousands to see — prosecutors were forced to arrest the two police officers in early July in connection with Mr. Said's death.

"The suicide rates, gambling and substance abuse post-cricket for the majority of ex-players are horrific.

It is a mere propaganda by the media," he said, adding that abuse posted on social networking sites could not be described as a threat.

There are several factors that put veterans at increased risk of homelessness, including disproportionately high rates of substance abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury and sexual trauma -- particularly for female veterans -- making it difficult to maintain a job or keep up with rent or mortgage payments.