"It also talked about family dysfunction as a reason for poor performance in school.
Yet it continues to haunt the blighted country – as a constant excuse for dysfunction, as a bitter memory, a psychic scar and a malaise.
In a few weeks, he'll be fending off petition-related political attacks with self-deprecating humor -- a signal that he's more or less embraced dysfunction as a governing paradigm.
Although "The Moonlight Room" is not autobiographical, Ms. Skyler, 32, said she drew on her own encounters with dysfunction as a teenager living in the Yorkville section of the Upper East Side.
Serzone was used, Dr. Keller said, because it appears less likely than some other drugs to produce sexual dysfunction as a side effect, and because it aids sleep, an advantage for depressed patients who often have trouble sleeping.
The boy, now 20, is being treated for substance abuse in a Florida center, and according to his lawyer, Michael Dowd, suffers from severe depression and sexual dysfunction as a result of his encounters with Mr. Schwartz.
These backgrounds greatly helped to diagnose the liver dysfunction as a sorafenib-induced liver injury.
These findings suggest that 18F-BMS might also have the potential to detect mitochondrial dysfunction as a cause of NAFLD.
Several studies failed to identify LV diastolic dysfunction as a potential predictor of outcome in septic patients [10, 15].
By speaking candidly about his own erectile dysfunction as a side-effect of heart medication, Reitano is trying to break the stigma and get more patients seeking help wherever feels right to them.
Our results are consistent with some previous reports describing diastolic dysfunction as a risk factor for weaning failure [5, 6, 25].
