An article on Tuesday about Lonni Sue Johnson, an artist who has regained some of her creative ability after a brain-damaging illness, omitted part of the name of the Baltimore museum where her drawings are on exhibit.
Another impediment to early detection is that patients with SLE usually have onset at relatively young ages when chronic organ-damaging illness is unexpected.
The household "shock in the last three years" dummy has been constructed from positive responses to household theft, death of livestock, drought, flooding, erosions, pests damaging crops, damage of home due to fire, illness or death of the household head and separation of parents, in the last three years, that expressively affected the household.
The damaging effects of the illness he had suffered were compounded by an assault while in the field: accounts vary, with some friends recalling that Keable received a blow to the head from a "powerful native", and others describing a gunshot wound to the thigh, inflicted by a (probably drunk or deranged) Mosutu.
What about the stigma attached to mental illness and its damaging consequences?
The stigma attached to the illness has a damaging effect on families, and uncovering its genetic basis could help alleviate that, Dr Breen says.
To conclude that his role in the crash was the automatic consequence of any history of mental illness would be irresponsible and damaging.
And mental illness is still generally considered damaging to a candidate, as it was in 1972 when George McGovern was forced to replace his running mate, Senator Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri, after it was disclosed that he had been hospitalized for depression.
Even so, in the U.S. we've seen the criminalization of mental illness over the last three decades, a damaging trend that continues largely unabated.
Chronic illness and disability can have damaging, even catastrophic, socioeconomic effects on individuals and their households.
