Sentence examples for disease labeling from inspiring English sources

It is just that the "harms of screening" as the new guideline lists them, are common including side effects during testing and a high radiation dose, false positives leading to further testing, disease labeling, and down stream harms of further testing.

The symptoms and disease labeling prevalence of asthma and allergies in Cyprus is still on the rise.

Fears about over-diagnosis of disease, inaccurate test results, burden of disease labeling and side effects of treatment also affect decision on seeking CS [ 19, 20].

Interestingly, the other behavior that was described as contributing to this disease labeling was health care utilization and, more specifically, visiting a physician to get a diagnosis and, thus, to give meaning to the symptoms.

The patient's anxiety state is augmented more by disclosure of disease "labeling", or diagnosis from the physician at a general checkup than by a simple notification of abnormal values.

This poisoning even spawned its own new disease, labeled "Navajo neuropathy".

With the disease labels removed, the low media frequency diseases were seen as 'worse' than the high media frequency diseases (the low media frequency condition was chosen above the high media frequency condition 78% of the time [χ2 (df = 9) = 30.4, p<0.001].

Since the RMCBS enables an operator to rapidly follow the course of disease, label a subject as affected or not, and correlate the level of illness with neuropathologic injury, it can ultimately be used to guide the initiation of treatment after the onset of cerebral disease (thus emulating the situation in the field).

Here, however, the disease labels 'hay fever ever' and 'eczema ever' display a different epidemiology to that of current symptoms.

His latest literary endeavor, The Biology of Desire: Why Addiction Is Not a Disease, asserts labeling addiction a disease is not only specious, it's downright harmful.

His latest literary endeavour, The Biology of Desire: Why Addiction Is Not a Disease, asserts labeling addiction a disease is not only specious, it's downright harmful.