What he saw there, and did, left him with post-traumatic stress disorder, documented in a government file as "permanently unemployable" because of "episodes of unprovoked violence".
Another disorder documented to be able to cause headache has been diagnosed or is suspected.
A large randomized open-label trial by Geddes et al. 2010 comparing lithium plus valproate therapy versus monotherapy for relapse prevention in patients with bipolar I disorder documented two patient deaths from all causes in the lithium group (n = 110) and three patient deaths from all causes in the valproate group (n = 110).
A Cochrane Collaboration systematic review compared risperidone to placebo in children with autism spectrum disorder, documenting its efficacy in decreasing behavioral symptoms (irritability and aggressive behavior) [ 11].
Treatment resistance is a common feature of eating disorders documented by poor response rates in many treatment trials.
Studies in a wide variety of human disorders document elevations of GFAP that are typically attributed to cell death, although most of these studies also find detectable levels even in healthy controls (Liem and Messing, 2009).
6– 17 The most acute disorders documented in our study were cor pulmonale, cardiac decompensation, syncope, minor bleeding in the extremities, bronchopulmonary infection, gastrointestinal hemorrhage, gastritis, and glucose derangement in the very elderly, but not at significantly higher rates compared with the general elderly population.
If you prefer your work more tangible, you can also buy a copy of Horvitz's catalogue, Mood Disorder, that documents the viral internet spread of a photograph of the artist as he sits, head in hands, in front of crashing waves.
A feather loss disorder was documented in wild and captive African and wild Magellanic penguins, according to NBC News.
Scientists have defined the neuroscience, identified genetic components, developed effective medical treatments for opioid and alcohol use disorder, and documented the chronic nature of substance use disorders with relapse risks and remission rates.
