Sentence examples for list of disorders from inspiring English sources

The list of disorders that are approved for an emotional support animal are broad.

Included in the list of disorders the new rules would test truckers for is sleep apnea, a medical condition which interrupts breathing and disrupts sleep.

Dr. Jack Drescher, a gay psychoanalyst in New York, told the Times that Spitzer's successful push to remove homosexuality from the list of disorders was a major advance for gay rights.

If one were to compare the list of disorders in any medical specialty from 1952, when the first edition of the psychiatric classification system, DSM-I, was published, to today, one would find many changes, including a great increase in the number of diagnoses reflecting increased knowledge and changes in medical practice.

It came into use in the 1970s, at the same time that the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from its list of disorders, and it symbolises an important switch in social conceptions: it is not gay people, but those who are afraid of gay people, who are intrinsically disordered.

In short, workaholism has been linked with a laundry list of disorders, including alcoholism, sleep problems, heart disease, depression and anxiety, weight gain, high blood pressure and even premature death.

But they have put "internet use disorder" on the list of potential disorders to be included in the next edition, saying it deserves more research before a determination is reached.

The American Psychiatric Association has removed gender identity disorder from its list of mental disorders in its most recent classification guide, the DSM-V, saying that gender nonconformity should not be classified as a mental disorder in itself — only if an individual is clinically distressed over gender dysphoria.

Elucidating the degree of regulation attributable to specific RGS proteins in GIRK channel function will aid in the assessment of individual RGS proteins as viable therapeutic targets in epilepsy, ataxia's, memory disorders, and a growing list of neurological disorders.

A list of chronic disorders was also presented to the respondents, including cardiovascular and rheumatic disorders, diabetes and epilepsy, and an open-ended option.

Both Conduct Disorder and the mentioned specifier are also on the list of proposed disorders to be studied in DSM-5 Fields Trials.