Sentence examples for later disorders from inspiring English sources

To help address these issues, neonatal discharge summaries could include a section on high risk factors for later disorders including maternal alcohol consumption.

However, as noted above, symptom outcomes are important in their own right due to their associations with later disorders (e.g., Murphy et al. 1989; Pine et al. 1999).

In addition, these classification systems, as well as the Diagnostic Classification of mental health and developmental disorders of infancy and early childhood (DC 0-3R) [ 8], contain fixed algorithms that offer few possibilities for classifying children who score just below the diagnostic cut-off (milder cases), but who may be at serious risk for later disorders.

Days later, disorder broke out on the Broadwater Farm housing estate in Tottenham, north London, following the death of another black woman, Cynthia Jarrett, who collapsed with a stroke after police raided her home.

Previous studies have shown a gender difference in the association between body dissatisfaction and BMI, but none to our knowledge has demonstrated a gender-specific role of childhood body dissatisfaction in predicting later disordered eating.

Thus, even if the relationships between certain putative vulnerabilities and past diagnoses were not significant, a significant association between these same vulnerabilities and current symptoms could still indicate risk for later disorder.

The incidence of PEs is reportedly higher among children and adolescents than in adults (Cougnard et al. 2007; Kelleher et al. 2012), and persistence of PEs is a strong indicator of increased risk for later disorder, including psychosis (Kaymaz et al. 2012).

Early psychotic symptoms that lead to later mood disorders are more clearly aligned with BPD than unipolar depressive disorders [ 91- 93].

Early drug use is associated with, and predicts, later mental disorders [ 31, 32].

However, phobias in childhood are a significant predictor of later anxiety disorders (Fichter et al., 2009) and should therefore be treated.

This will have to change with the possibility of a much wider range of findings, including gene-defects that predispose for serious later onset disorders.