The medical profession was reluctant for many years to acknowledge a condition oncologists now call, with inelegant if commendable candour, "chemo brain" – and like every other side-effect, it does not afflict everyone.
The Thyroid in the first table was the comment of resident evaluation or acknowledging a patient condition significant for "thyroid pathology" (could have been goiter as well as clinical diagnosis of hyper or hypothyroidism, aspecifically).
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) has recently been acknowledged as a condition of cognitive impairment that appears to be a prodrome to dementia.
We all, all of us bourgeoisie – in this way the play is relatively ageless, it becoming quite possible to ignore the overtones of the year of its writing and acknowledge a simple human condition – know someone like that: simply too keen, too honest, too frankly bloody needy, too easily hurt, and simply not fitting in.
A widower for 10 years, he shares the sum with two adult children, lives simply in a small Connecticut town a dozen miles from Yale, enjoys dining out with friends and is simply delighted that the university has acknowledged a chronic heart condition with a parking space adjacent to his office, so he no longer has to trudge the long blocks to the usual lot.
That means not being in flight from blackness even when it is a category employed more in disparagement than description but acknowledging it as a condition within the human rainbow that is no more or less valid than any other.
Instead it acknowledges a number of dire conditions, diseases and fatalities as "presumed" to be associated with Agent Orange exposure in its own veterans.
He had a hard time acknowledging his condition and seeking help.
The term for a director of the bureau is 10 years, and Mr. Mueller, in acknowledging his condition, said in answers to a committee questionnaire that his health was "generally excellent".
In fact, as Pecker acknowledged to me, a condition of McDougal's hiring was that she not bash Trump or American Media.
