Neo-colonialist professor's incessant "micro aggressions" in conjunction with attempts at "cultural appropriations" compounded by insensitively glorifying great literature by dead white men is the etiology of "triggering" from which debilitating physiological and epistemic harm, possibly permanent can occur.
It is now recognized that asthma is a complex disease of varied etiology triggered by a number of factors such as allergens, drugs, chemicals, exercise, cold dry air, infections, and emotions.
Although genetic factors likely play a principal role in the etiology of autism, a number of studies suggest that environmental exposures, occurring especially at critical periods of neurological development, may trigger events etiologic in AU/ASD among some children.
Control participants received a developmentally appropriate educational CD-ROM program (see Table 1) containing information about primary headaches (i.e., types of primary headache, how headaches are assessed, typical symptoms, typical triggers, prevalence, etiology, and the multiple components of pain).
That systemic inflammation, triggered by diverse etiologies, can accelerate the progression of AD (Holmes et al., 2009) suggests that interventions targeting these systemic exacerbations offer opportunities to slow disease progression.
These factors involve psychological etiology, vulnerability, shaping, as well as triggering and prolongation factors.
The etiology of ICE syndrome is still largely unknown; however, a series of possible triggering events has been described and the debate on ICE syndrome's etiology is still ongoing after more than a century.
Infection, in particular by respiratory viruses, plays an important role in triggering exacerbations and has also been implicated in the etiology of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Despite substantial effort to decipher the etiology of the disease, the primary events triggering the pathology remain to be elucidated.
To date the causes are unknown; nevertheless it is believed that ALS could have a multifactorial etiology, where environmental factors can greatly contribute to pathology triggering [ 4].
