When we treat drug users as less than human, when we promote--intentionally or not--the image of those who use drugs as being somehow beyond the pale, we not only condemn them to face their disorder alone, we are actively undermining their health.
The theories of Janet and Freud transformed hysteria into a psychiatric condition, but as such models decline in popularity and a neurobiology of conversion has yet to be found, today's neurologists once again face a disorder without an accepted model.
Prime Minister George Papandreou continues to outpoll his rivals, though he is facing some disorder in his own party.
It may sound unusual, but according to Sarah Bate, the lead researcher at Bournemouth University's Face Processing Disorders department, studies show a surprising number of people may have the same problem.
It is sad for me, and hard to accept that my public identity of a person facing mental disorder ruined my social contacts and a sense of belonging to my society as an equal human.
As governor of an exposed and recently acquired part of the Papal States, in which he had to face internal disorders as well as external dangers, Guicciardini showed outstanding administrative gifts.
As the largest group of professional voice users, teachers are more likely to face voice disorders because of their specific job conditions.
The survivors, declared cured after 2 negative blood polymerase chain reaction (PCR) results, face psychosocial disorders and rheumatic, ear-nose-throat, neurocognitive, and ophthalmologic complications.
Meanwhile, Normandy faced considerable disorder and the threat of baronial revolt, which Matilda was unable to totally suppress.
Detailed knowledge on BCMs is generally not a key competency of veterinarians in large animal clinical practice as they only face these disorders sporadically.
