Sentence examples for distinct disorders from inspiring English sources

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

Or perhaps, he thought, preeclampsia was actually a number 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.

Substance abuse and substance dependence are two distinct disorders associated with the regular nonmedical use of psychoactive drugs.

These case studies show how important it is for health care practitioners, as well as parents, to be aware that obesity and eating disorders are heavily overlapping, not distinct, disorders, Dr. Sim said.

This would further support the assumption that MO and MA are distinct disorders.

Also, it would be interesting to investigate whether migraine without aura and migraine with aura are endophenotypes or genetically distinct disorders.

It has been questioned whether MO and MA are two distinct disorders or a single entity [15, 16], but considerable evidence supports the former.

Whilst autism and schizophrenia are regarded as distinct disorders, recent studies support an overlap in the genetic architecture across these conditions.

Whether children with OSAS develop into OSAS adults, or children and adult OSAS are two distinct disorders occurring at different ages are questions to be answered.