Sentence examples for psychiatric maladies from inspiring English sources
In the three stories in this fictional memoir, a peripatetic narrator named Will Self is plagued by various psychiatric maladies.
In the United States, some opponents of abortion suggest the procedure causes "post-abortion traumatic stress syndrome" and other psychiatric maladies.
"I'm aware of the fact that some people who suicide are doing this as a result of some form of psychiatric malady," he says.
His interviews and craving of public attention have been used by government prosecutors as evidence that his other psychiatric malady, narcissistic personality disorder -- extreme grandiosity and a sense of entitlement -- still seemed to be raging.
This idea that unless you're a very experienced psychologist, absolutely anyone could be harboring a yet-to-be diagnosed psychiatric malady is rubbish.
Women were excluded if they were known to be addicted to drugs, were diabetic, or had any known neurologic or psychiatric malady.
DNA methylation not only plays a crucial role in a spectrum of physiological processes, such as gene imprinting and X-chromosome inactivation [ 1], but is also associated with diseases including cancer, autoimmune maladies and psychiatric disorders [ 2].
While this represents real progress, it comprises only a fraction of almost 300 GPCRs that are known to be involved in psychiatric diseases, cancer, and other maladies, and an even smaller fraction of the 826 GPCRs found in humans (Katritch et al., 2013).
He added dozens of mental disorders to the psychiatric lexicon: anorexia, bipolar disorder, panic disorder, PTSD and many other now-familiar maladies.
I don't experience imaginary maladies — my maladies are real.
