Sentence examples for were being diagnosed from inspiring English sources

By the age of 15, girls and boys were being diagnosed at almost the same rates and by the age of 24 the figures were reversed, with more women being diagnosed than men.

Gonorrhea Male cases doubled over five years so that by 2001 nearly 15,500 infections were being diagnosed.

At first, one or two patients were being diagnosed with Ebola each day.

"More and more of my friends were being diagnosed with depression and being prescribed anti-depressants, and David Cameron was talking about the happiness agenda – it seemed pertinent".

While this did not mean the outbreak was fading, he said, it seemed that fewer people were being diagnosed.

Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, a professor of urology at Harvard Medical School and the author of "Testosterone for Life," said the findings were a good sign that more testosterone deficiencies were being diagnosed and treated.

Or at least, more people are being diagnosed with depression.

What everyone agrees on is that autism is being diagnosed more frequently than in the past.

But many children are being diagnosed with the condition when they have other problems.

During the 1930s and '40s, more and more cancer was being diagnosed.

More prisoners are being diagnosed with mental health problems requiring hospital treatment, official figures obtained by the Guardian show.