Sentence examples for disorders established from inspiring English sources

An outpatient service for eating disorders established three years ago in north east London had seen admissions fall in three of the four boroughs where it was available - but not in the remaining one.

Proof-of-principle of this approach has been demonstrated in humans and rats; yet functional 1H-MRS has not been applied in mice so far, although it would be of considerable interest given the many genetically engineered models of neurological disorders established in this species only.

Furthermore, the psychological and physiological approaches to functional disorders established by Yealland and his contemporaries were conceptually similar to some recent treatments, although they are rarely acknowledged as precursors.

Communities of people with headache, their families, physicians, other heath-care providers, health-care managers and policy-makers all need to be educated about headache disorders, establishing a permanent bond that leads to an ideal therapeutic headache chain.

A repeated measures ANOVA was conducted with type of disorder (established vs. recently medicalized disorders) and label language (medicalese/lay label) as the two within-subjects factors for ratings of seriousness, disease representativeness and prevalence.

Ultimately, 743 respondents who met the criteria for a six-month anxiety or depressive disorder (established by a full CIDI, and including a major depressive disorder, dysthymia, general anxiety disorder, social phobia, panic disorder or agoraphobia), and who were fluent in Dutch were included for the baseline assessment (T0).

Major depressive disorder has been reported to occur in 12-50% of children with ADHD in community samples [ 25- 27], and anxiety disorder, established by formal diagnostic interview, was comorbid in one third of ADHD patients enrolled in the commonly cited Multimodal Treatment Study of Children With ADHD [ 28].

He tracked down Doberman pinschers and Labrador retrievers with an inherited form of the disorder, establishing a breeding colony in 1976.

The authors acknowledged that they collected diagnostic information on depression before the appearance of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which established strict psychiatric diagnostic criteria.

For the first time, findings revealed the presence of frequent microdeletions and microduplications in the genome of children born with urogenital disorders and established de novo germline rearrangements as significant risk factors for developmental defects of human urogenital tract.

Diagnoses of mental disorders were established using the World Mental Health Composite International Diagnostic Interview version 3.0 CIDI-3.0 3.0 CIDI-3.0