Sentence examples for is being diagnosed from inspiring English sources

What everyone agrees on is that autism is being diagnosed more frequently than in the past.

But it has no symptoms, it is not clear what patients should do about it and it is being diagnosed more and more often.

Case numbers are exploding, because autism is being diagnosed much more often and because families with autistic children are gravitating to school districts that are seen to provide the best services.

Sexually transmitted infections like syphilis and gonorrhea are on the rise for the first time since the 1980s, and chlamydia is being diagnosed twice as often as it was a decade ago.

Most autism experts say that the two facts are coincidental, but as a major California study recently confirmed, autism is being diagnosed in numbers far higher than ever before, suggesting that a nongenetic cause may be partly to blame.

Mitochondrial disease is being diagnosed with increasing frequency.

Or at least, more people are being diagnosed with depression.

But many children are being diagnosed with the condition when they have other problems.

During the 1930s and '40s, more and more cancer was being diagnosed.

Gonorrhea Male cases doubled over five years so that by 2001 nearly 15,500 infections were being diagnosed.

More prisoners are being diagnosed with mental health problems requiring hospital treatment, official figures obtained by the Guardian show.