Sentence examples for illness pathology from inspiring English sources
DISC1 is present at the intersection of several neurodevelopmental pathways, one or more of which affect major mental illness pathology.
In addition to the elective and cleft related admissions, other interventions such as medical investigations, illness, pathology or accidental injury not necessarily directly related to the cleft anomaly may also result in hospital admission.
Further studies are needed to examine the cross talk between hormonal and inflammatory responses in the development of SIRS in sepsis, since the metabolic and immune systems are closely involved in inflammation and may significantly contribute to the critically illness pathology [ 1].
Ned says that he was born gay, while Ben sees homosexuality as an illness, a pathology created by their bad parents — and he insists that Ned must accept the difference of opinion.
Observing that "emotional appeal and secret fantasy run roughshod over ideology," Haskell offers her most effective vindication of the film when she describes how Leigh "invested Scarlett with something beyond beauty, something altogether uncanny — a demonic energy, a feverishness that would later tip over into illness and pathology".
While VWF is a very painful and costly occupational illness, its pathology has not been well understood.
Salutogenesis theory recognises that health is a continuum, with explicit inclusion of well-being as well as illness and pathology.
They associate mental health with illness and pathology and as something that happens to 'other people'.
This is because the biomedical model can be easier to use, clinicians often have difficulty relinquishing a disease-centred approach to diagnosis, and either dismiss illness when pathology has been excluded, or explain all undifferentiated illness in terms of psychosocial factors.
Since there are numerous pathologies susceptible to express an influenza-like illness, four pathologies diagnosed in Reunion Island are being studied because of their epidemiological interest: influenza, leptospirosis, dengue fever and, malaria.
With the environmental spotlight shining brighter on noncancer illnesses, toxicologic pathology is evolving.
