Sentence examples for new disorder from inspiring English sources
Around the same time, the clinical community recognized a new disorder — sleep apnea, a chronic condition in which irregular breathing causes severe sleep disruption.
Two others had de-novo mutations on the same gene, which meant that the Duke team had likely discovered the genetic basis of a new disorder.
The New Disorder – as David Denby termed it in his essay for the New Yorker – has certainly lost some of its timezone-flyby thrill, as maybe globalisation itself did after the credit crunch.
Drug firms that try to extend their product's reach can land in trouble: a recent article in the British Medical Journal suggested that researchers associated with Pfizer were inventing a new disorder, female sexual dysfunction, not least to expand the market for anti-impotence medicines.Few expect drug firms to spend less on marketing.
The coupling of excess body weight and inability to correctly process sugars has some physicians talking about a new disorder: diabesity.
Although APA removed the diagnosis from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in 1973, they replaced it with a new disorder called sexual orientation disturbance as a political compromise, he says.
Medical research is dominated by research on the new: new tests, new treatments, new disorders and new fads.
The minority of Alfonso XI (1312 50) witnessed new disorders, but when Alfonso reached adulthood he brutally crushed his enemies among the nobility.
The process of identifying new disorders wasn't usually so improvisatory, though, and it is certain that psychiatric treatment was significantly improved by the designation of many of the new syndromes.
The data could then be used to improve clinical diagnosis and treatment of rare and new disorders suspected of having genetic causes.
He described several new disorders, including numbness of the spine (Bekhterev's disease), and several forms of spondylitis, an inflammation of the vertebrae.
