Sentence examples for trauma in both from inspiring English sources

The factor analysis of eleven stressors for the 2002 and 2008 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population identified three domains, social transgressions, labour market stressors, and grief and trauma in both the remote and non-remote population.

Dr. Rachel Yehuda, professor of psychiatry and director of the Traumatic Stress Studies Program at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, said the new study's findings "support observations that our group has made over a 10-year period about the exquisite responsiveness of stress hormones in survivors who have sustained trauma in both childhood and adulthood".

First, a routine assessment of childhood trauma in both the early phases and established cases of BD should be undertaken due to the heightened risk of developing a more severe illness over time.

There are a number of large initiatives, either already launched (such as the PFBHS) or in the planning stage, to more rigorously study the effects of repetitive head trauma in both the sports or military arena.

These data indicated that while firing rates were elevated following acoustic trauma in both groups compared with control GPs, there were no significant trends in relation to CF or hemisphere.

The most common cause of anophthalmic surgery was trauma in both studies, but its frequency was different: approximately 30% in our study and up to 50% in the study by Alwitry et al. 16 In both studies, the surrounding tissue around the eyeball was damaged by trauma, and the degree of damage affected recovery rate and the final surgical outcome.

Inflammation is a common component of trauma and disease in both the CNS and PNS and therefore an active inflammatory response is often considered deleterious to myelin health.

Exposure to trauma in childhood can both stunt cognitive development and alter the structure of a young brain in profound ways.

The 'community' ophthalmologists then elicited a history of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, glaucoma, trachoma or ocular trauma in one or both eyes.

Women with perineal trauma and episiotomy were combined in the group "perineal trauma in childbirth," since both conditions lead to pelvic muscle weakness, higher risk of third- and fourth-degree traumas, and pelvic floor disorders [ 29].

It should therefore be noted that the coagulation-control pathways induced by antithrombin are insufficient to anchor thrombin at the injured site after trauma in patients with both DIC and ACOTS.