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A feather loss disorder was documented in wild and captive African and wild Magellanic penguins, according to NBC News.

No cases have tested positively for Fragile X or phenylketonuria, and no history of autoimmune disorder was documented for any case.

Similar changes in attitude towards the modern scientific approach regarding mental disorders was documented by Alem et al [ 15] in their work on mental illness in Ethiopia and by Iliyasu and Last [ 11].

Comorbid disorders were documented in 74% of patients: 63% in untreated and 81% in treated patients.

Protective effects of lithium in motor neuron disorders are documented in a variety of experimental conditions [ 19, 20, 28, 33– 33].

The demonstration by Thiel et al that RAS-MAP pathway gene expression was affected in this patient is interesting in view of the fact that in two of our patients, a diagnosis of Cardio-facio-cutaneous syndrome had been suggested initially and that pulmonary stenosis and malrotation of the gut, both features seen in RAS-MAP disorders were documented as clinical features in our patient cohort.

Periodic occurrences resembling what has come to be known as bee Colony Collapse Disorder have been documented as far back as 1869.

Treatment and biological research has become increasingly sophisticated, and many psychosocial predictors of the course of the disorder have been documented.

Therapeutic applications of these cells in patients suffering from orthopedic conditions such as bone and cartilage defects, osteoarthritis, soft and hard-tissue defects, cardiovascular disorders, skin and wound defects, and auto-immune disorders have been documented with significant beneficial use and improvements as reported in some of the clinical trials [8 13].

Moreover, patients with depression and anxiety disorders have been documented to consult their GPs more frequently about minor ailments than patients without these psychiatric disorders, which emphasizes the complexity of the needs of these patients [ 16].

A strong bidirectional association between migraine and psychiatric disorders has been documented [8].