Sentence examples for distinct disorder from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the combination of ADHD and conduct problems during childhood has been suggested to be regarded as a distinct disorder, corresponding to the ICD-10 distinction between hyperkinetic disorder and hyperkinetic CD [ 23, 26] and, with this distinction, it seems that many in the ADHD/SUD group in the current study would fall into the latter category.

Experts who question whether complicated grief is a distinct disorder argue that more research is needed.

"The issues underlying orthorexia are often the same as anorexia and the two conditions can overlap but orthorexia is very definitely a distinct disorder," said Philpot.

In the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, hoarding is now defined as distinct disorder.

I would like to have known a bit more about compulsive hoarding – does it fall under the obsessive-compulsive-disorder umbrella, is it considered to be a distinct disorder, what studies have been done, etc.

This study was conducted to investigate the prevalence of Internet addiction (IA) among adolescents and to determine whether it is a distinct disorder from offline behavioural addictions.

She suffers from two distinct disorders -- autoimmune hepatitis and rheumatoid arthritis.

Or perhaps, he thought, preeclampsia was actually a number of distinct disorders.

Correlations between experiences and genetic phenotypes are conflated with evidence for molecular pathways that prove the existence of distinct disorders.

Only recently have doctors and researchers begun thinking of autoimmune syndromes as a kind of boxed set, rather than as a series of distinct disorders.

Those links, and the fact that some drugs work for both diseases, have prompted a debate over whether they are truly distinct disorders.