Sentence examples for disorders provided from inspiring English sources

In an interview at their home, joined by their 12-year-old daughter, Maud, they discussed how athletic activity can protect girls from eating disorders, provided they do not take it to extremes.

In a cross-sectional design, 98 British children (45 girls) with no orthopaedic, neurological or developmental disorders provided plantar pressure measurements during walking.

Together with the updated classification of mental disorders provided by the RDoC, these advances offer hope that we might soon move from a symptom-based to a biology-based understanding of neuropsychiatric disease.

During her time at Tufts, she did research to help find effective treatments for children with anxiety, depression, and eating disorders; provided supportive counseling to students in crisis; and worked to fight mental health stigma on college campuses.

Two prominent authors of a 1999 book teaching family doctors how to treat psychiatric disorders provided acknowledgment in the preface for an "unrestricted educational grant" from a major pharmaceutical company.

While the Amish Study of Major Affective Disorders provided the first and most detailed account of mood disorders in this population, the absence of a non-Amish comparison group precluded any direct comparisons of symptoms or course of illness.

The development of CBT for anxiety disorders provides a model: initial efforts produced moderate benefits, but when subsequent theoretical advances were translated into treatment, huge steps forward resulted.

Beyond assisting individual patients, research into rare genetic disorders provides a major source of information about the remaining genes and their universal role in human health.

Identification of the underlying genetic, cellular, and biochemical basis of lipid metabolic disorders provides an opportunity to deploy corrective, mechanism-targeted, topical therapy.

Combining neuroimaging technologies with in vivo models of neurological disorders provides unique opportunities to understand the aetiology and pathophysiology of human neurological disorders.

Ashwood P, Krakowiak P, Hertz-Picciotto I, Hansen R, PESSAH I, Van de Water J. Elevated plasma cytokines in autism spectrum disorders provide evidence of immune dysfunction and are associated with impaired behavioral outcome.