The classification can thus cut across categories and be used to study underlying constructs that may apply to multiple disorders.
It isn't at all clear that they should be applied to elderly patients with multiple disorders who may have trouble keeping track of their medications.
came a divorce, the realisation his young son suffered multiple disorders and, says Russell, his own diagnosis with "a syndrome which can happen to anybody, especially writers and directors – it's called head-up-your-ass".
Many psychiatrists expect that drugs aimed at alleviating the blanket disease of depression like Prozac will increasingly give way to drugs that target precise symptoms, such as anxiety, that occur in multiple disorders.
Critics — particularly those who serve the mentally ill — have complained that managed care would not provide the options and individualized care needed by people with multiple disorders, like mental illness and diabetes.
The ability to detect metabolic abnormalities in blood facilitated the development of newborn screening for metabolic disorders, in which mass spectrometry is used to screen for multiple disorders in dried spots of blood.
Ms. Nelligan praised the school for bringing her fifth-grade daughter, once shy and now a cheerleader, out of her shell, and for keeping her grandson, who takes medications for multiple disorders, from being shunted into special education.
Many psychiatrists expect that drugs aimed at alleviating the blanket disease of depression — like Prozac — will increasingly give way to drugs that target precise symptoms, such as anxiety, that occur in multiple disorders.
Genetic modulation of angiogenesis is a powerful tool for the treatment of multiple disorders.
The drug, tentatively aimed at multiple disorders, including neurodegenerative diseases and anxiety, was developed by Portuguese pharmaceutical company Bial.
The findings suggest the need to design assessment and intervention strategies to deal with adolescents with multiple disorders.
