Cancer diagnoses in dogs are on the rise, as are cancer diagnoses in people.
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Gonorrhea diagnoses increased 67% (from 333,004 to 555,608 cases) between 2013 and 453, syphilis diagnoses increased 76%, and chlamydia remained the most common condition reported to the CDC with 1.7 million diagnoses in 2017.
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As STI testing has increased in frequency, rectal chlamydia diagnoses have risen in proportion—but rectal gonorrhea diagnoses have not.
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I have never taken part in remote diagnoses because for years I was too often the subject of remote diagnoses.
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An estimated 82,254 deliveries included one or more amphetamine use diagnoses, and 170,164 included one or more opioid use diagnoses.
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The stakes of additional, potentially inappropriate diagnoses are high, particularly when diagnoses are accompanied by medical treatment, which has side effects.
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In 2015, about two-thirds of chlamydia diagnoses and half of gonorrhea diagnoses were among Americans ages 15 to 24 years old.
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Young people, 15 to 213 years old, accounted for nearly two-thirds of last year's chlamydia diagnoses -- and half of the gonorrhea diagnoses.
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Specifically, they estimate there were nearly 13,000 missed strabismus diagnoses and 5,000 missed amblyopia diagnoses over a 10-year period just in their sample group.
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The study had some limitations, including that any breast cancer diagnoses during pregnancy in the data were not uniformly distinguishable from diagnoses made during early postpartum.
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Here are some eye-catching claims from the lawsuit: UnitedHealth looked at medical charts to add patient diagnoses where possible, but it did not always delete invalid diagnoses.
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The researchers determined that clinical diagnoses of insomnia increased by 183 percent between 2003 and 2011, while sleep apnea diagnoses increased by 600 percent during the same period.
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Patients given diagnoses of chronic Lyme disease were more than twice as likely to be women than those given diagnoses of either Lyme disease or post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome.
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Many people with psychiatric disabilities and other diagnoses have been writing about this since Trump's candidacy became serious, begging abled America to stop stigmatizing mental illness through armchair diagnoses of Donald Trump.
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The results suggested that there were 13 times more diagnoses of chlamydia in performers than in the general population of 18 to 29 year olds, and 18 times more gonorrhea diagnoses that year.
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You write in the first essay that you like diagnoses.
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A shortcut to reliable psychiatric diagnoses would therefore be desirable.
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Can AI improve medicine by helping doctors make better diagnoses?
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And the study didn't examine cancer survival rates, only diagnoses.
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"Now there are no more diagnoses," Dan wrote on Facebook.
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Nonetheless, D.S.M. diagnoses still offer clinically useful, recognizable treatment goals.
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On average, women received cancer diagnoses 2.5 years after men.
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Those diagnoses have since helped me understand my mental fixations.
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A behavioral pediatrician diagnoses me officially, and prescribes me medication.
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It is tempting to shuffle possible, posthumous diagnoses of Hughes,
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And when it comes to diagnoses — the rarer, the better.
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They were particularly concerned about how such diagnoses affected children.
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There were 4,240 diagnoses of eating disorders during that time.
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Of course there would be medical mysteries and great diagnoses.
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There were 2,701 diagnoses of depression and 841 cardiovascular deaths.
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" • When describing diagnoses, for example, instead of "renal," use "kidney.
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Health officials are focusing on faster diagnoses of the coronavirus.
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Within medicine, psychiatric diagnoses are some of the most reliable.
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On the same episode, Aaron spoke out about his diagnoses.
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Incorrect diagnoses and treatments were more common than correct ones.
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There are also two other diagnoses people like to give him.
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This helps him make more personal diagnoses of his patient's illness.
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And most of these cancer diagnoses are in the earliest stages.
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There's the possibility of vastly improved disease diagnoses and biological sensors.
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"They're gonna use each other up," she wisely diagnoses between sobs.
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Societal norms influence the boy/girl divide, but also adult diagnoses.
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Some deplore a lack of recognition and insufficient diagnoses and treatment.
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"There were five brain cancer diagnoses in nine months," said Smith.
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A doctor makes a house call and diagnoses him with stress.
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It's leading to a downward spiral, which Maggie diagnoses as PTSD.
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The system was fed their scans alongside diagnoses by human doctors.
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Sustaining this are Tianshi's machines offering diagnoses based on palm-readings.
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The researchers found 22,215 cardiovascular, 22018,500 cerebrovascular and 230,000 respiratory diagnoses.
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Diagnoses range from depression and anxiety to mood and psychotic disorders.
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We all have friends or relatives who have faced cancer diagnoses.
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The researchers evaluated sex differences in reported pain for 28503 diagnoses.
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" Those diagnoses were then crossed out or rewritten -- replaced with "PBA.
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Over this same period, monthly opioid use disorder diagnoses nearly tripled.
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Breakingviews Two American health care megadeals have been given grim diagnoses.
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They received diagnoses for metabolic diseases like diabetes 4.5 years later.
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These new diagnoses shut the voices in my head up fast.
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We need to combat this virus with numbers, diagnoses and treatment.
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The niche subject's specialists have agreed upon a few dire diagnoses.
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The records included patient demographics, diagnoses, procedures, medication and other data.
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Thirty-seven revelers would be willing to profess their medical diagnoses.
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"Viewpoints on treatment and diagnoses can vary widely," Ms. Harmon said.
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But no one contemplated calling the media and making armchair diagnoses.
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We all have our diagnoses as to what those things are.
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Diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are on the rise.
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Now her diagnoses, and her death, have been called into question.
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Officials said that the number of diagnoses is expected to change.
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Naomi looks deep into Kendall's soul and diagnoses his entire condition.
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Overall, concussion diagnoses rose 43 percent nationwide during the study period.
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No deaths or opioid use disorder diagnoses occurred during the study.
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However, there were no differences between the groups in schizophrenia diagnoses.
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The number of new cancer diagnoses appears mostly stable in women.
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Statewide, the authors found 25% fewer HIV diagnoses after PrEP rollout.
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Mr. Khalil and his children received post-traumatic stress disorder diagnoses.
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There's different versions, there's different diagnoses about why he is popular.
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We can use test characteristics and results to make better diagnoses.
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None of these diagnoses of the crisis can be addressed now.
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The most recent data indicate that injection drug use was responsible for only 220006 percent of new HIV diagnoses in 2202 (including 2628 percent of diagnoses among men who have sex with men who also inject drugs).
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In this case, some former players have "pushed the envelope," he said, by, among other things, obtaining diagnoses from psychologists, not neurologists; having doctors affirm diagnoses without examining patients; or submitting claims without the necessary medical records.
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The results showed that not all respondents' partners knew about their diagnoses.
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Their solution claims to be way more efficient at assessing genetic diagnoses.
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Epilepsy is a general term for several diagnoses that involve recurring seizures.
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Diagnoses often include nebulous criterion like "clinically significant impairment," subject to interpretation.
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I am referring to being diagnoses with DCIS, Ductal Carcinoma in Situ.
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I glanced at Jay's intake form, which listed his diagnoses and medications.
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"Scientists tend to study diagnoses and diseases versus what's normal," White said.
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Matibabu has developed a tool that diagnoses malaria without a blood sample.
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"I really didn't know what to expect about the diagnoses," she said.
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Blue Cross's report found a 5% decline in these diagnoses in 20183.
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Similar rate increases were found for depression diagnoses, according to the study.
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Why it matters: Kidney disease diagnoses are growing, especially among older adults.
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They stay longer and their diagnoses are less accurate than younger patients.
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Go deeper: 2017 set records for STD diagnoses in the United States
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Physicians have long reported that diagnoses are fraught with complications and subtleties.
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Fewer diagnoses doesn't initially sound like a bad thing, but it is.
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And thus, ultimately, to speed up diagnoses in the targeted health areas.
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But while some TIs have schizophrenia diagnoses, their perceptions aren't necessarily meaningless.
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There hasn't been much systematic research looking into misdiagnoses and delayed diagnoses.
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Overall, about 42 percent had one or more health or addiction diagnoses.
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Once researchers also factored in mental health diagnoses, however, the findings changed.
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Jackson rightly diagnoses as afflicted by a white blind spot: Craft culture
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Make-believe clinicians who hand out diagnoses like Tic Tacs are dangerous.
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The increase in exposures "probably follows the increase in diagnoses," Smith said.
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He diagnoses himself—and many of the rest of us—with neurotic
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The NFL will pay out for postmortem CTE diagnoses made between Jan.
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Many players accept the diagnoses of their team doctors with little pushback.
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Since 2013, millennials have seen a 47% increase in major-depression diagnoses.
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"Those diagnoses will be dealt with on an individual basis," Maxwell said.
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The institute's position is that D.S.M. diagnoses are flawed, which is true.
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The data includes patients&apos names, contact information, diagnoses, and medication orders.
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The study wasn't designed to determine what caused the spike in diagnoses.
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They might facilitate greater precision—and relief—in both diagnoses and care.
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More awareness has translated to more donors and, in turn, more diagnoses.
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As the diagnoses stacked up, self-care became a challenge for Schultz.
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Diagnoses often include nebulous criterion like "clinically significant impairment," subject to interpretation.
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For the consumer who expects validated diagnoses, it's all a bit confusing.
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It is also sending reagents for Nigeria's laboratories to speed up diagnoses.
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Following the diagnoses, however, Trump dismissed the seriousness of the TBI cases.
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"Our vision is to eradicate brain illness through early diagnoses," Bryant says.
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Officials reportedly said that the number of diagnoses is expected to change.
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December 31, 1983: N.Y.C. has seen 1,851 AIDS diagnoses and 857 deaths.
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That said, HIV diagnoses are not evenly distributed geographically, the CDC noted.
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But there is little prescription for the civil-military malady he diagnoses.
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Google's artificial intelligence will lead doctors and patients to diagnoses and decisions.
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Diagnoses of clinical depression also reached the highest level in 10 years.
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Driver analyzes those results and provides what they believe are accurate diagnoses.
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Would A.D.H.D. diagnoses surge once pediatricians started looking for it in preschoolers?
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Diagnoses of intellectual disabilities, depression, and ADHD are relatively rare, he said.
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They checked children's diet and asthma diagnoses at ages 3 and 7.
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In fact, none of Arishi's diagnoses has been confirmed by laboratory tests.
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Diagnosis rates for malaria, pneumonia and diarrhea rose significantly in all three years of the study, including a 107 percent rise in diarrhea diagnoses in year 3 and a 56 percent rise in malaria diagnoses in year 1.
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VA officials say they found 3,000 errors or missed diagnoses in cases Levy handledVA officials said in January thatoutside pathologistsreviewed nearly 34,7.753 cases handled by Levy and found more than 3,000 errors or missed diagnoses dating back to 2005.
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Long-distance mental-health diagnoses are beyond the remit of the language columnist.
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"This is one of those diagnoses that comes with shame," he tells PEOPLE.
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Galloway went to several doctors and got many diagnoses that didn't quite fit.
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Doctors, after all, get medical diagnoses wrong about 15 percent of the time.
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Mental health disorders are also amorphous things, with overlapping symptoms among different diagnoses.
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A decade ago it was common for Japanese doctors to withhold cancer diagnoses.
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The sets were then sent to 187 pathologists in 10 states for diagnoses.
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The United States, Brazil and Colombia have the highest numbers of OSA diagnoses.
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"This data is not linked to outcomes or diagnoses," Kaffenberger added by email.
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So far the claims made for AI-diagnoses are more hype than reality.
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Here's everything you need to know about the wild world of herpes diagnoses.
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In medical diagnostics, for example, medical records go in and diagnoses come out.
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He believes computational pathology is that so-called "missing link" in cancer diagnoses.
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The wonders of modern science have accustomed us to medical explanations and diagnoses.
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There's a long history of blood sweat diagnoses, according to a CMAJ commentary.
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Amazingly, Turner and Dobson's magic became even better after they received their diagnoses.
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Today's AI systems make weighty decisions regarding loans, medical diagnoses, parole, and more.
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Seemingly overnight, the number of professional baseball players with attention-deficit diagnoses soared.
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The researchers had no correspondence with another group of patients with similar diagnoses.
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In 2015, there were 73,870 diagnoses and 9,940 deaths in the United States.
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This broadly refers to tools to help doctors with diagnoses and treatment decisions.
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They accounted for an estimated 1.6% of all cancer diagnoses worldwide in 2012.
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After other diagnoses were considered and discarded, the strongest case was for osteosarcoma.
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Among the guidelines are several measures that encourage the proper diagnoses of MGen.
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And the increase in diagnoses has been followed by an increase in prescriptions.
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Another limitation is that researchers only looked at diagnoses made in hospitalized patients.
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According to the CDC, HIV diagnoses are not evenly distributed across the country.
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In addition, consumers are spending more time researching medical symptoms and investigating diagnoses.
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Most importantly, they hope their review leads to more swift—and accurate—diagnoses.
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Patients who receive similar diagnoses tend to live no longer than two years.
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Companies like Promethease warn customers not to regard their results as medical diagnoses.
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Japan and New Zealand have recorded their largest single-day spikes in diagnoses.
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And we also know that half the new diagnoses are in the South.
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She has diagnoses of dissociative identity disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
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" They warned of "the medicalization of everyday life" and an "epidemic of diagnoses.
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More diagnoses mean more patients can heal but also that more might suffer.
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Dr. Topol believes that A.I. can do more than enhance diagnoses and treatments.
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Within hours, hundreds of individuals submitted their thoughts on possible diagnoses for Angel.
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She also learned about tricky diagnoses, and how to to improvise, she said.
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Depression and addiction — Annie's troubles — aren't her particular diagnoses, but she understands them.
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Studies have found that high-deductible health plans are linked to delayed diagnoses.
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In one study, hospital admissions for respiratory diagnoses jumped 54% for coastal residents.
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But nearly half of all cancer diagnoses are linked to preventable lifestyle factors.
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I've shared my cancer diagnoses, my stem cell treatment, new jobs, my wedding.
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Black women account for 60 percent of new HIV diagnoses among all women.
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And we also know that half the new diagnoses are in the South.
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Ancient Greek and Chinese medical practitioners used a patient's scent to make diagnoses.
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According to WHO, Tanzanian officials have not offered alternative diagnoses for the cases.
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However, the biopsies for both of her cancer diagnoses were "difficult," she said.
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CORONAVIRUS SITUATION IMPROVING IN SOME PROVINCES, WITH NEW DIAGNOSES DECLINING- CHINA ADVISOR ZHONG
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Psychiatrists are full doctors with the ability to issue diagnoses and prescribe medication.
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Psychiatrists are full doctors with the ability to issue diagnoses and prescribe medication.
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Then they tracked diagnoses of age-related macular degeneration, from 2009 to 2013.
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Analysts at GoodRx then grouped drugs prescribed for various diagnoses to build categories.
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Therefore, people with diagnoses like Alzheimer's disease and other dementias do not qualify.
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In the medium term, Hassabis imagines applications in medical diagnoses and climate modeling.
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To create an AI doctor that diagnoses cancer better than a human doctor?
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I don't think it's time to make grandiose diagnoses about what's gone wrong.
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Possible explanations for the findings, the researchers said, could include increasing diagnoses of Alzheimer's disease at earlier stages, higher reporting of the disease as the cause of death, and a lower mortality rate from other diagnoses such as heart disease.
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He would soon acquire other diagnoses, autism and cerebral palsy the most well known.
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In fact, those diagnoses affect only an estimated 1-3% of the US population.
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The group also included people with diagnoses of eating disorders and autism spectrum conditions.
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They asked for mercy, citing his relative youth and history of mental health diagnoses.
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According to a much-tweeted-about report, herpes diagnoses increased during Coachella this year.
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Such diagnoses would be cheaper and more accurate than possible with the human eye.
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But they offer radically different diagnoses of what ails France and radically different remedies.
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Other areas are automated diagnoses and wearable sensors to measure things like blood pressure.
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It's hope, she said, for parents of children who've received diagnoses that seem insurmountable.
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For many, the diagnoses meant radical changes to the way they lived their lives.
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The steep rise in concussion diagnoses in the United States has prompted state legislation.
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This is credited to more efficiency in delivering healthcare, more doctors and earlier diagnoses.
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One example is how officials work with clinicians to adjust their thinking on diagnoses.
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And 15 to 24-year-old women make up 45% of the chlamydia diagnoses.
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Since her initial diagnoses, Gabe has continued to run amid her surgeries and treatments.
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"Right now, we're exploring a lot of diagnoses, without the appropriate research," he says.
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Almost half of the 29,211 with cancer diagnoses range from ages 0003 to 2000.
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In normal cases, CC-Cruiser actually had no missed diagnoses and no false positives.
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We are also working on our algorithms to deliver more accurate diagnoses to patients.
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The most common diagnoses were ligament sprains, accounting for about 229 percent of injuries.
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"There is a public health imperative for correct diagnoses and proper treatment," Leas added.
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SOCIAL Q'S Our advice columnist explains to a reader the trouble with armchair diagnoses.
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And as the number of diagnoses goes up, so follows the number of prescriptions.
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However, accurate diagnoses would rely on a vast and diverse repository of genetic information.
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The mothers often disagreed with their children's previous diagnoses, according to the Oregon report.
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The boy is prone to "experiencing a meltdown" because of his diagnoses, she said.
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These diagnoses lack the specificity of the biological markers that neuroscience seeks to identify.
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Saagar Enjeti diagnoses what's wrong with the way the GOP talks about economic inequality.
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And diagnoses have declined among other groups, including black women and white gay men.
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But our current system does not support a transparent approach to disclosing these diagnoses.
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After all, you can easily collect five different diagnoses from as many different doctors.
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As a psychiatrist, Foster attacks the issue diagnostically, but she's not making actual diagnoses.
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Any new diagnoses will be fed back to recruiting clinicians and then to participants.
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Suddenly, the other writers at the paper were talking about similar diagnoses, similar battles.
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Those kinds of conditions are inherently hard to diagnose, and diagnoses are necessarily subjective.
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Health care, which increasingly uses algorithms to determine diagnoses and treatments, is also problematic.
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Others call armchair diagnoses a dangerous precedent or even a cover for partisan attacks.
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The registry allowed researchers to identify risk factors, enabling doctors to make early diagnoses.
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Japanese researchers studied 59,717 people who had been given diagnoses of Type 2 diabetes.
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For decades, experts have questioned the increase in A.D.H.D. diagnoses among children and adolescents.
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In cases involving patients who were minors, the lawsuits included children's names and diagnoses.
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Many of the diagnoses by Sanders of the problems facing Americans are spot on.
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It also lessens exposure, especially in the state with the No. 1 Coronavirus diagnoses.
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They recorded diabetes diagnoses beginning two years after the subjects enrolled in the study.
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Recognizing that predicting illnesses is currently impossible, we'll need to continue guessing at diagnoses.
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He currently has 14 active diagnoses, including bronchopulmonary dysplasia, pulmonary hypertension and cerebral palsy.
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Brazilian officials are relying primarily on symptoms to make clinical diagnoses for most patients.
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December 211983, 2131: N.Y.C. counts a cumulative 211983 AIDS diagnoses and 211 reported deaths.
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In 22018, women accounted for 20163 in 22016 new HIV diagnoses, according to HHS.
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Many studies document a surge in mental health diagnoses in populations that experience floods.
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That trivial relationship would then get baked into the formula for making further diagnoses.
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Even when they're accurate, early diagnoses of disease may not always be a boon.
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There&aposs simply not enough evidence (yet) to link environmental pollution with cancer diagnoses.
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Hackers can change medical record information on allergies, diagnoses, or doses of prescribed drugs.
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DeepMind's machine-learning technology made correct diagnoses 94 percent of the time, Moorfields said.
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For example, black men have the highest rates of new cancer diagnoses and deaths.
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The point is, there can be major pitfalls with these sorts of distant diagnoses.
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Claim lines with several other obesity-related diagnoses also increased from 22019 to 2015.
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The DSM is the No. 1 tool mental health professionals have for making diagnoses.
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That's why even low levels of lead exposure are associated with more ADHD diagnoses.
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This is having a significant impact on new diagnoses in people 19 and under.
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However, when respondents told their partners about their diagnoses didn't seem to differ by gender.
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It provides more clinical information than a handheld ultrasound scanner, allowing for more accurate diagnoses.
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These apps aren't offering diagnoses, but they do give users an impression about their health.
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Thanks to Trump, Americans facing terminal diagnoses will now have a new chance at life.
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Thanks to Trump Americans facing terminal diagnoses will now have a new chance at life.
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The researchers identified language that likely indicated the characteristic behavior or symptoms of certain diagnoses.
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This upswing of HIV diagnoses among drug users reverses a steady downward trend since 2010.
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They also often distrust doctors, buffeted by multiple diagnoses and treatments through years of pain.
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All throughout, our program diagnoses Mr Trump's face with a blend of sadness and anger.
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As sequencing becomes cheaper, more children will receive specific diagnoses like FOXG1 syndrome, doctors say.
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A corresponding downturn in Stage 2 and 3 diagnoses was seen during the same period.
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Among the data collected were patient names, Social Security numbers, insurance data and their diagnoses.
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Look at things like using AI in healthcare diagnoses, in self-driving cars, in finance.
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But the new Blue Cross report found a 2000% decline in these diagnoses in 22017.
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Increasingly, machine-learning programs are able to make diagnoses from scans and from test results.
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It will also make it easier for doctors to profile tumors and confirm pathological diagnoses.
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These diagnoses could be more convenient for patients (and possibly even more accurate than doctors).
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Then the family asked Ackerman for a second opinion about their diagnoses and overall health.
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For instance, in expansion states, the rate of early stage cancer diagnoses has gone up.
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New diagnoses among youth aged 13 to 24 rose by 2% between 2014 and 2015.
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Cancer diagnoses, heart disease, unexpected tragedies explained in unwanted detail over late night phone calls.
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During a solo, Mia diagnoses the central cause of all the traffic: too many cars.
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Baby Boo's ultrasound service is strictly for bonding purposes; technicians there cannot make medical diagnoses.
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The most prevalent nineteenth-century psychiatric diagnoses, hysteria and neurasthenia, are not even recognized today.
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The company has developed secret lists of diagnoses that they say are "avoidable" ER visits.
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The diagnoses: McCain was diagnosed in July 2017 with glioblastoma, a type of brain tumor.
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In all, there were 1,741 diagnoses of Alzheimer's disease and 3,728 cases of other dementias.
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More than 400 of you offered your diagnoses, but no one got it completely right.
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There are more than 40,85033 diagnoses of asbestos-related illnesses in the U.S. each year.
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He said that looking at symptoms instead of diagnoses was one strength of the research.
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But, according the indictment, almost 10 percent of the diagnoses he made had clinical errors.
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She felt as if her experiences had to be reshaped to fit within the diagnoses.
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Psychiatric diagnoses can ensnare people in circular explanations: they are depressed because they are depressed.
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Once patients are discharged home, there is often confusion on medication changes or new diagnoses.
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After years of steep increases, H.I.V. diagnoses among black gay men have stabilized since 2010.
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I nod, pleased to find that ludicrous, misogynistic pseudo-diagnoses are still going strong, globally.
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With my collection of diagnoses, I wasn't convinced that medication was something I truly needed.
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I went on to receive related diagnoses of generalized anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"As a patient, you should not accept these diagnoses without doing the test," Aaron says.
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Using sophisticated models, the software compares multiple diagnoses and maps out their impact over time.
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Today, most people on the program have either musculoskeletal or mental health diagnoses (or both).
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The yearly number of new H.I.V. diagnoses in New York City has reached a low.
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I am lucky, if one can say that, within the context of possible cancer diagnoses.
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Many have received diagnoses of cancer, as well as scarring of the heart and lungs.
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Charles M. Blow I resist applying clinical diagnoses to people, and that includes Donald Trump.
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WUZHEN, China — An artificial intelligence company touted a robot that could help doctors with diagnoses.
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With millions of Americans taking risky medications for questionable diagnoses, have we medicalized everyday life?
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Countless other politicians and world leaders have reported positive diagnoses in the days between, too.
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But those men come from varying backgrounds, with different mental health diagnoses and criminal histories.
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These are crises that need more than diagnoses; they require long-term vision and investment.
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It's hard to know without knowing more about patients' diagnoses, services used and other data.
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In middle age, dual breast cancer diagnoses brought us together again, no longer judging, rejoined.
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In many cases, users said their diagnoses followed only after they were initially turned away.
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When a diagnosis could be made by photos alone, the sites made several correct diagnoses.
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Saagar Enjeti diagnoses what caused the dramatic failure of Labour in the UK election. Rep.
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This sort of ostentatious concern is, according to some diagnoses, endemic to the political left.
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Another reason early diagnoses could be important is that the brain changes as people age.
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Some describe initial diagnoses that were apparently mistaken, including infection and other types of cancer.
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For that same reason, officials have said the number of diagnoses may continue to rise.
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Messonnier expects more diagnoses as some passengers may be incubating symptoms, and may be asymptomatic.
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There's also a marketing angle in responding to the rising rate of gluten-related diagnoses.
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I know of more than 12 people who have received diagnoses from this physician alone.
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" Such diagnoses, he warned, risks turning people with real mental health issues into "political fodder.
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What you're hearing as criticism or judgment of the people she diagnoses may be fear.
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And some people in lower-income communities may feel more stigma around mental health diagnoses.
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Black men who have sex with men have the highest rates of new H.I.V. diagnoses.
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After three separate diagnoses, McWilliams' condition has been officially deemed "incurable" by modern approved medicine.
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The Leaches did not learn of their children's diagnoses until after their youngest child was born.
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The crisis is not only in the diagnoses, but in the profound lack of proper care.
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"The diagnoses came yesterday & knocked my family & I to the floor physically, mentally & emotionally," she continued.
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Jackson visited multiple doctors, including a specialist, but the diagnoses and treatments didn't seem to help.
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Meuser noted that older adults generally have more diagnoses and take more medications than younger adults.
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Accidents, sports injuries and diagnoses of serious illnesses are common, and the costs can add up.
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Blacks represented 12 percent of the U.S. population and 44 of new HIV diagnoses in 2016.
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In April, the FDA approved the first AI-powered program that diagnoses disease without human oversight.
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This form of the disease accounts for about 85 percent of initial diagnoses, the companies said.
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"Over time, people with both diagnoses will develop very similar cognitive, physical, sleep, and behavioral symptoms."
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"The diagnoses came yesterday & knocked my family & I to the floor physically, mentally & emotionally," Purdy continued.
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Doctors considered a list of diagnoses from Guillain-Barré Syndrome to various other auto-immune diseases.
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" Cruz diagnoses Trump's pitch to voters: "He's right about the problems, but his solutions don't work.
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Advanced brain scanning, having identified the regions responsible for balance, now diagnoses damage that affects them.
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After meeting these men, I got a glimpse of how their diagnoses had changed their lives.
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One limitation of insurance data, the researchers note, is lack of precision in the dementia diagnoses.
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It's a personal cause for both of them, as Jamey survived two cancer diagnoses in 2001.
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She also added that her son is prone to "experiencing a meltdown" due to his diagnoses.
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More than 290,290 of those diagnoses were in Europe's eastern region, the most ever reported there.
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Improvements in imaging testing over the past several years, however, are resulting in more frequent diagnoses.
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For instance, plans may include doctors in their networks who tend to more aggressively code diagnoses.
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He said the Joker doesn't fall into the criteria for diagnoses like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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Aaron Carter recently revealed that he'd received diagnoses of multiple-personality disorder, schizophrenia, and acute anxiety.
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According to Kawaza, 20% to 40% of infections his team diagnoses are now resistant to antibiotics.
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The authors concluded that these apps repeatedly missed diagnoses by failing to ask simple, relevant questions.
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A Medicare scam claiming to spot cancer diagnoses is bilking seniors out of thousands of dollars
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Even with these limitations, Nigg believes that the study is valuable when looking at ADHD diagnoses.
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Virtual visits resulted in correct diagnoses anywhere from 65 percent to 94 percent of the time.
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She twice survived terminal diagnoses of cancer, successfully pursuing the then unusual strategy of aggressive treatment.
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Shockingly, Andrea is a psychiatrist, and even in her inebriated condition, she quickly diagnoses Kimmy's issues.
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So in her speech in particular, Harley discussed the event that led directly to her diagnoses.
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Singapore's Health Ministry said that hackers did not access any diagnoses, test results or doctors' notes.
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Gonorrhea diagnoses increased from 226,240 in 215 to 22012,252 cases in 20083, according to the data.
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Several private schools in the city were canceled despite not having connections to confirmed positive diagnoses.
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But these are not firms certified to provide medical diagnoses, nor are they sophisticated academic centers.
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Doctors With millions of Americans taking risky medications for questionable diagnoses, have we medicalized everyday life?
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Second, from 2008 to 2013, prostate cancer diagnoses declined with the decreasing use of P.S.A. testing.
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The most common mental health diagnoses in the study were anxiety, mood disorders and behavior disorders.
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The companies said the questions changed based on a person's previous answers, allowing for individualized diagnoses.
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"I am going into surgery and feel underprepared in managing patients with terminal diagnoses,'" he wrote.
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That means half of all new colorectal cancer diagnoses are in people aged 250 or younger.
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Some diagnoses, he said, are easy enough to make telemedically; others are better made in person.
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Most of the diagnoses occurred between the ages of 2 and 3, according to the study.
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John diagnoses Alma's hysteria — saying she has an "irritated doppelgänger" — as Alma denounces his fleshly weakness.
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It is so typical of what I and millions of others have experienced with delayed diagnoses.
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Now a sobering new study has found that younger Americans aren't just getting cancer diagnoses earlier.
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It did not correct the invalid diagnoses, and it shifted the reserve money back into revenues.
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Then, it takes time to understand that information and incorporate it into their diagnoses and treatments.
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Major diagnoses such as syphilis, eczema, and poly cystic ovarian syndrome were repeatedly missed, Resneck noted.
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Like every medical professional quoted in this story, Eric is adamant about not making online diagnoses.
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There are 25 questions that you go through with the robot, 'K,' and she diagnoses you.
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The possibilities for earlier diagnoses and even prevention of any number of genetic diseases were endless.
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When you receive their diagnoses, you throw away that list and begin the process of panic.
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Former administrators admitted doling out drugs without having appropriate diagnoses, securing informed consent or divulging risks.
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Earlier this year, burnout was added to the World Health Organization's list of official medical diagnoses.
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Vast volumes of data are available for doctors to analyze, which could some day speed diagnoses.
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Despite the persistent diagnoses, the scientists noted, brown recluse spiders are not even found in Canada.
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We can use evidence from treatments to help people make better choices once diagnoses are made.
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"When it comes to food sensitivities, people are incredibly unwilling to question self-diagnoses," Levinovitz wrote.
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Throughout Tucker's life, doctors and psychologists gave him different, and at times conflicting, diagnoses and treatment.
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This ideal always-learning, never-sleeping pathologist can complement its human counterpart, helping to standardize diagnoses.
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That lack of playtime has coincided with skyrocketing diagnoses of ADHD in kids in the US. Compare that to a country like Finland, where law mandates that kids get 15-minute breaks every 45 minutes, and ADHD diagnoses are about 1/100 of what they are here.
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"I think, if anything, this study speaks to the complexity of both mental health diagnoses like PTSD and traditional diagnoses of hypertension," said senior author Major Ian J. Stewart, who works from the David Grant U.S. Air Force Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base in California.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 1980 there were fewer than 6,000 diagnoses of diabetes annually in the US; in 2010 there were nearly 22,000 diagnoses—and likely many more, given that as many as one-third of people with the disease remain undiagnosed.
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Their work underpins the current proliferation of AI technologies, from self-driving cars to automated medical diagnoses.
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Such diagnoses can also be difficult to differentiate without dermoscopy and a thorough case history, they add.
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About 22% of these patients live five years past their diagnoses, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Called a CAR-T, the one-time treatment has shown unprecedented results for patients with dire diagnoses.
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Lifegraph's technology holds great potential to improve diagnoses and supplement what patients tell doctors explicitly, said Dolfin.
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That allows computers to do the math that delivers genetic diagnoses, for example, on totally encrypted data.
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But since they're often the only option, communities trust the "doctors" to dole out prescriptions and diagnoses.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on the exact diagnoses that prompted prescriptions, the authors note.
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But the combination of a rare disorder and common symptoms are the very hardest diagnoses to make.
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These clinical diagnoses don't appear to have been included in prior daily case counts from Hubei province.
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Most of Silverlake Life was shot after Joslin and Massi's diagnoses, and Joslin documents with an obsession.
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Did it also make you wonder about other diagnoses that are named after certain people, and why?
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Similarly, about 92 percent of pathologists issued the same diagnoses twice for the most advanced melanoma cases.
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But in 22016, that started to change, as an increasing number of American coal miners received diagnoses.
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However, experts warn that the progress has not been consistent and diagnoses are increasing among certain groups.
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They checked this against diagnoses of dementia and TBI from national databases that spanned 503 to 2012.
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" Mitchell asked, later pressing Ford on whether any "environmental" factors might have led to her diagnoses. "Environmental?
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" Partly for these reasons and partly because his diagnoses rang true, I bought in to "Deep Work.
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Outrage ensued, from advocates for screening who said the advice would lead to delayed diagnoses and deaths.
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Health workers who had undergone more training provided more accurate diagnoses, but that alone is not enough.
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"I've always distrusted doctors, and all these unhelpful diagnoses have made me even more cynical," he says.
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In fact, Eero claims its system is "self-fixing," because it regularly diagnoses itself and fixes problems.
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There is no equivalence between his lapses and the moral affronts of the president he correctly diagnoses.
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One such penalty, according to Beasley: Assigning mental health diagnoses for an accuser's dismissal from the Academy.
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But each survey had been validated in prior studies and shown to agree with interview-based diagnoses.
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ResApp's smartphone app, called ResAppDx, diagnoses a wide range of respiratory illnesses accurately by using cough sounds.
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They have re-diagnosed me and deduced … diagnoses of BPD was UNPROFESSIONALLY CARRIED OUT and is false.
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She also battled health problems, including dual diagnoses of lung cancer and a brain tumor in 2009.
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In 2016, opioid addiction diagnoses peaked at 6.2 cases for every 1,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield members.
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"You have failed countless times to show a doctors note or tell us your diagnoses," she tweeted.
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She was given diagnoses of borderline personality disorder and put on medications that had severe side effects.
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I am an African-American doctor and lifelong D.C. resident, who is living with three cancer diagnoses.
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As a result, DNA sequencing is now routinely used for medical diagnoses, crop breeding and scientific research.
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In 2017, HIV diagnoses declined by 17 percent in the Northeast, yet remained stable in the South.
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Diagnoses such as influenza, pneumonia, and gastrointestinal illnesses have been made and some migrants have been hospitalized.
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When the algorithms were tested against the diagnoses of expert dermatologists, the algorithms consistently made fewer mistakes.
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So the US still probably has not tested or provided diagnoses to some patients with mild cases.
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They found 7,292 men and women who had been given M.S. diagnoses through the end of 2012.
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Based on available confirmed diagnoses, the U.K.'s death rate from the virus sits at around 5%.
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Several members of the family had been given similar diagnoses when they were children, including his mother.
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The researchers found that the highest risks were in those with diagnoses of lung and colorectal cancers.
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This can be a hard thing to wrap your head around — why don't more diagnoses save lives?
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There are similar prohibitions for people with diagnoses of mental illness and known drug or alcohol abuse.
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Carter, 31, listed off the numerous mental health diagnoses and his prescribed medications in an exclusive clip.
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As a result, procedures cost less and diagnoses are more accurate, said Mateusz Marmolowski, CTA's chief executive.
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It's potentially preventable, because diagnoses are associated with "excessive sun exposure and indoor tanning," the authors said.
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I declared to the audience that in my view many of the author's political diagnoses were outdated.
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One result is progress on still-nascent projects such as autonomous vehicles and software that diagnoses cancer.
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The military will consider gender transitions as beginning when a doctor diagnoses that medical care is necessary.
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Preliminary numbers from the CDC for 22017 suggest stable rates of new diagnoses of HIV infection countrywide.
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What the PBS documentary can't do, ultimately, is identify a cure for the condition that it diagnoses.
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The disease primarily affects children, with most diagnoses occurring when kids are 5 to 7 years old.
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"New H.I.V. Diagnoses Fall to Historic Lows," the New York City Department of Health announced on Nov.
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During her time there, Mariee received various other diagnoses that included acute bronchiolitis and an ear infection.
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San Francisco witnessed a 50% decline of HIV diagnoses between 2012 and 2016, after PrEP was introduced.
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Teleradiology allows radiologists to look at X-rays and other imaging remotely and provide diagnoses for patients.
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If she's anxious, saying something sensible, like "Let's leave the diagnoses to professionals," will probably be useless.
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This stigma differential is something I feel keenly when observing which diagnoses patients will or won't accept.
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"I've yet to see all of the diagnoses that we will place a dog for," Henry says.
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A study published recently in the journal Pediatrics found that including preschoolers in the guidelines for how pediatricians manage A.D.H.D. — which covered only school-age children before 2011 — did not increase diagnoses and prescriptions of stimulant medications; in fact, the diagnoses, which had been on the rise, leveled off.
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After he makes an initial evaluation, his diagnoses may include a wide range of substance and psychological disorders.
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Between 2008 and 2014, the rate of HIV diagnoses among African-American drug users dropped by nearly 903%.
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Of the many diagnoses of Darwin made by historians, Chagas disease has been one of the most popular.
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Further tests revealed she had invasive ductal carcinoma, which makes up 80 percent of all breast cancer diagnoses.
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He also gave her pain medication "that were beyond and outside of recommendations" for her diagnoses, investigators allege.
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In nearby São Paulo, Brazil's most populous state, dengue diagnoses have more than tripled to nearly 670,000 cases.
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That information might help make correct diagnoses for mental health disorders and even find the underlying physical causes.
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The study also found that there was an unusually high rate of diagnoses of the disease in January.
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Pregnancy drug dependence diagnoses, which includes dependence on opioids, increased by 511 percent during the same time period.
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England experienced a 20% increase in syphilis diagnoses in 2017 and a 22% increase in those of gonorrhoea.
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In some ways, Angels can feel like a history lesson in the way it handles its characters' diagnoses.
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"There are several different diagnoses that can easily pass under the radar, especially depression or anxiety," Roberts adds.
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In the debut episode of the series, which premieres Tuesday, Hamilton reveals how those diagnoses affected his perspective.
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The organization chalks this up to two key areas: greater access to education, and increased rate of diagnoses.
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The AI that makes possible self-driving cars and diagnoses diseases more accurately than doctors will save lives.
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That's triple the number of people enrolled with cancer diagnoses since January 2014, when 1,822 had signed up.
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The researchers followed these men until 2012, identifying type 2 diabetes diagnoses using national hospital and outpatient registries.
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Apple will also reject any apps that provide users with a diagnoses or treatment advice without FDA approval.
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This is why Bundy has also been endlessly pathologized—diagnoses have included everything from bipolar disorder to psychopathy.
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Computers will detect complex diagnoses in piles of medical images in overrun clinics, and that's just the beginning.
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From medical diagnoses to financial investments, modern humans have to make many complicated judgments where being consistent matters.
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Concern is spreading about the Zika virus, with the arrival of a handful of new diagnoses among Americans.
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And Epic makes abrupt requests, mid-documentation, to "assign" patients diagnoses from a list of highly specific options.
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She and the 10,000 other young people in the United States given H.I.V. diagnoses every year deserve more.
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Although one-eighth of hospital emergency visits results in mental health diagnoses, most ERs offer no psychiatric services.
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One of this nonprofit's missions is to provide help to individuals and families dealing with rare medical diagnoses.
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And those knowledge gaps can often lead to missed diagnoses or unnecessary medical errors, numerous studies have found.
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This is well below previous levels when roughly 28500 in 6900 diagnoses were attributed to injection drug use.
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As of Tuesday, 20 people from the area had confirmed diagnoses of anthrax, officials said in a statement.
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The information provided by 23andMe won't involve actual diagnoses of diseases — only the genetic risk of having them.
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Healthcare professionals are seeking ways to cooperate more effectively and deliver first-time-right diagnoses and targeted treatments.
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"If the diagnoses are performed accurately, then some kids are getting noticed sooner than other kids," he said.
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Clinicians define late-stage HIV diagnoses as when the virus has begun to compromise the individual's immune system.
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One factor responsible for late-stage diagnoses may be the common misperception of HIV as a gay disease.
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The clients chosen mostly had diagnoses of depression, anxiety, or personality disorder in the mild to moderate range.
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The researchers also found 87% of the messages requesting diagnoses help were met with replies, and usually multiple.
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Meanwhile, syphilis diagnoses jumped from 27,814 cases in 2016 to 30,19.73 in 2017, according to the preliminary data.
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In other words -- ACS researchers found that half of all new diagnoses are in people 66 and younger.
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The family is also considering starting a nonprofit to benefit people with new diagnoses, as well as animals.
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We've all heard about IBM's Watson winning at "Jeopardy," or making difficult medical diagnoses by leveraging artificial intelligence.
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History has shown that some psychiatric diagnoses — like depression — imbue a leader with advantageous qualities, like increased empathy.
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Instead of doctors making diagnoses and then suggesting treatments, patients request drugs and physicians serve largely as gatekeepers.
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The data followed the individuals over time, from young adulthood, when most schizophrenia diagnoses occur, to middle age.
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Nor were many other now-common diagnoses that have only recently been recognized and treated as medical conditions.
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And it could increase the speed at which radiologists process scans and improve the accuracy of their diagnoses.
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Afterward, the doctors were asked for their diagnoses and to recall clinical and behavioral details about the patients.
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But there have been dozens of sick children whose parents have hidden their measles diagnoses from the public.
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The number of skin cancer diagnoses in people over 65, along with corresponding biopsies and treatment, is soaring.
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All of these alleviate pain and hasten death, however, they are not always effective depending on the diagnoses.
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Furthermore, the DSM leads to ASD diagnoses, which entitle some on the spectrum to much-needed government assistance.
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Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, is an engaging and enthusiastic candidate whose diagnoses are often thought-provoking.
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Many of those patients had received incorrect diagnoses or had difficulty getting doctors to take their symptoms seriously.
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For patients with diagnoses like diabetes or hypertension, a cooking class is billed as an intermediate office visit.
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Worse, doctors often prescribe antibiotics or other drugs without diagnoses, which can hurt patients and speed drug resistance.
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The DiSC model, which has been used by The Times, diagnoses a person's dominance, influence, steadiness and conscientiousness.
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" Shulkin said, however, that officials don't "know enough about [Kelley's] state of mind to give him a diagnoses.
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Yet because some of the tests focus on wellness rather than specific disease diagnoses, insurance can be limited.
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Some of the data also are self-reported, meaning it may include "false-negative or false-positive" diagnoses.
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For 30 years, I have wished for a magic wand that would undo those heartbreaking diagnoses of DMD.
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"The CDC will make the final determination on diagnoses and numbers are subject to change," the statement said.
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Both posthumously received diagnoses of C.T.E. Still, Omalu said there was plenty of Hairston's brain tissue to study.
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Treating anxiety, depression, or other diagnoses like PTSD, obsessive compulsive disorder, and addiction also often requires physical connection.
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Every day, celebrities and professional athletes share their diagnoses as reports continue of delays for nearly everyone else.
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But if the minority accurately diagnoses compromises as counter to their political interests, then nothing can get done.
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It impedes early diagnoses, the monitoring of children, pregnancies and the continuation of treatments that were already underway.
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And yet, even after a trained mental health professional diagnoses a child with depression, some parents refuse treatment.
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Among those with mild to moderate gum disease who had never been given diabetes diagnoses, nearly 10 percent appeared to have Type 2 diabetes, while among those with the most severe gum disease who had never been given diabetes diagnoses, 18 percent had results indicating they had the full-blown disease.
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She said that concussion diagnoses can be very nuanced and that ERs weren't always best equipped to diagnose them.
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Violet finally get a diagnoses for her symptoms lately: She has lupus, a disease particularly common in Black women.
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Leading cancer experts are beginning to talk about the possibility some patients will beat diagnoses once considered death sentences.
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Sometimes they hand out extreme diagnoses that make girls and women feel less capable of handling what they face.
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The researchers took a close look at how accurate and stable the diagnoses were among the toddlers over time.
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Such parents and anti-vaccination groups routinely cite a flawed, retracted 1998 paper that linked autism diagnoses and vaccines.
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Any correlating effect of Biden's efforts toward finding a cancer cure and cancer diagnoses/deaths is not yet clear.
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Previously, the hospital said that out of 911 cases, they had found 7 missed diagnoses and one possible death.
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The study also found significant decreases in anogenital wart diagnoses in both girls and women and boys and men.
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Confirmed diagnoses among women (per every 100,000 person years) quadrupled between 1984 to 2012, while they doubled for men.
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He believes that Jio Health can save its users money and time by using remote consultancy for many diagnoses.
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The pamphlet downplays the danger of diseases such as measles, while pointing to the increase in diagnoses of autism.
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The 109 diagnoses revealed Monday represent 2023 more cases of TBI than the Pentagon's last update on the issue.
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Lovato and Gomez are part of a new generation of celebrities who have decided to openly name their diagnoses.
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One of their recommendations was that physicians regularly enlist the help of other medical professional to make difficult diagnoses.
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In 2014, young people under the age of 25 accounted for more than 1 in 5 new HIV diagnoses.
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A web app that diagnoses you with the most exotic and life-threatening diseases based on symptoms you input.
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Cody's refusal to make these diagnoses more explicit has been criticized as an inadequately serious portrayal of mental illness.
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In February, President Donald Trump announced a 10-year initiative to reduce HIV diagnoses in the US by 90%.
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According to a kind of disturbing paper published this week in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings, these diagnoses were mistakes.
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For the most part, employees should NOT share graphic details about their illnesses or specific diagnoses in those communications.
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This hampered diagnoses and created a supply shortage, prompting patients to liken getting a kit to winning the lottery.
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Researchers have shown how algorithms can help identify facial characteristics linked to genetic disorders, potentially speeding up clinical diagnoses.
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Nonetheless, Jenkins ordered up imaging tests and made diagnoses based on the scans that turned out to be inaccurate.
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"Therefore, a woman who receives at a younger age multiple diagnoses is believed to undergo accelerated aging," he said.
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"Sometimes children with diagnoses that don't benefit from antibiotics - like the common cold - were still given antibiotics," Ray said.
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"I had spun before both of my diagnoses, but it became my passion after I had cancer," Beloff says.
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Datamode diagnoses the root cause of pipeline failure showing businesses exactly when it failed and what is broken instantly.
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The rate of new diagnoses hasn't changed much: In 2015, there were about 1.5 million new cases among adults.
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The CDC uses those funds to support everything from diabetes diagnoses and care programs to elimination of lead poisoning.
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LoveYourself, with just two HIV testing centers run mostly by some 600 volunteers, diagnoses about half of those cases.
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Zero, however, made it into all ten diagnoses, and only one was reported in nine out of the ten.
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All that screening led to an explosion in diagnoses, and millions of Americans now pop daily vitamin D pills.
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The medical center maintained a record including his "demographic information, his vitals, diagnoses, procedures, and prescriptions," the complaint states.
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Treatments often require experimentation over time and may vary widely, even among patients with the same or similar diagnoses.
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"The accuracy is not yet high enough and would currently lead to mis-diagnoses," he wrote in an email.
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Once the settlement was reached and ratified, many players with otherwise compensable diagnoses would be left in the cold.
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The researchers then tracked the participants for a decade or more, noting disease diagnoses or, in some instances, deaths.
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More than 221 percent of those who have been given diagnoses of Type 2 diabetes resolve after the procedure.
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Using document-sharing systems and livestreaming video, specialists can direct more junior medical staff on-site doing patient diagnoses.
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EHRs contain medical and treatment histories, past diagnoses and medications, immunization dates, allergies, radiology images, and lab test results.
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In the deaths, Levy is accused of falsifying entries in his patients' records after making incorrect and misleading diagnoses.
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The detailed diagnoses and treatments she hopes to offer women are still some ways away, at the very earliest.
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More than 60% of all new cancer diagnoses are in people aged 60 and older, according to the CDC.
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The lack of data-sharing between health providers leads to unnecessary mistakes and missed diagnoses, Aneesh Chopra told CNBC.
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An analysis of 185,419 severe depression diagnoses from 1995 to 2012 showed an 11% increase during this time period.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV diagnoses dropped by 19 percent from 2005 to 2014.
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None of the dozens of patients I interviewed could articulate why they agreed to surgery or believed their diagnoses.
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Studies have found that abstinence-only programs do nothing to reduce rates of teenage sexual activity or STD diagnoses.
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By the end of that school year, he had several diagnoses: PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and oppositional defiant disorder.
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Despite the number of people receiving opioid addiction diagnoses, CNN reports that many aren't getting the treatment they need.
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" The review found that "significant improvements were found for varied outcomes in diverse diagnoses, spanning from obesity to schizophrenia.
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So people who need diagnoses, routine breast cancer checks, new glasses and whatever it is, they're not getting it.
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Anxiety was added as one of the diagnoses qualified for medical marijuana in New Jersey a few months ago.
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They're also concerned about the racial differences in type 1 diabetes diagnoses, which likely aren't explained by obesity rates.
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San Francisco was once ground zero, yet in 231 new H.I.V. diagnoses there fell to 215, a record low.
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Suicide among teenagers is rising, and the incidence of certain mental health diagnoses also may be growing more common.
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A BlueCross BlueShield study found, "Diagnoses of major depression have risen dramatically by 33 percent" between 2013 and 2016.
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Researchers studied records of 374,331 Medicare beneficiaries, mean age 76, who were given cancer diagnoses from 2005 to 2013.
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It was the first decline BCBSA had measured in eight years, since it started tracking opioid use disorder diagnoses.
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Still, test results are scarce and many officials who have come in contact with coronavirus are now awaiting diagnoses.
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There was a recent study showing that high deductibles caused women to have a delay in breast cancer diagnoses.
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Doctors were excited to learn that one of her diagnoses called Dravet syndrome often responded to inexpensive cannabidiol oil.
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In the Netherlands, researchers are developing a more sensitive test that could be used for diagnoses (and potential therapies).
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The death rates in all countries are constantly evolving as patients' illnesses progress and as more people receive diagnoses.
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Medications can be very effective in treating certain diagnoses, but those medications may take some time to take effect.
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From there, imagine better predictive models that will in turn allow better and earlier diagnoses, and eventually better treatments.
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These characterizations are not formal psychiatric diagnoses but pop psychology concepts about how people respond to life and stress.
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Thus far, test kits have been reserved for patients with the most severe symptoms, so diagnoses can be delayed.
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Sometimes multiple diagnoses let the provider use multiple E&M codes to generate more charges for a single encounter.
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Many of the armchair diagnoses have been misguided, even if well-intentioned, and all have been thus far unsubstantiated.
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All too often, people with such diagnoses are written off as gone the moment they tell family and friends.
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"I can't make medical diagnoses as a pharmacist, but we were able to do it anyway," Simard told me.
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Foreign policy hands are putting forward something like opposite diagnoses of America's failure and opposite prescriptions for the future.
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Most who receive positive diagnoses have told him that after the initial shock, they did not regret being tested.
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There were 5,288 new diagnoses of the disease in England in 2015, up nearly 20 percent year on year.
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JB: As you know, there are other online symptom checkers that seem to give people really scary potential diagnoses.
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In contrast, there was a 22 percent increase in gonorrhea diagnoses for men (again, especially among gay and bisexual men).
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The device is not yet capable of being used for official diagnoses, but it is a useful tool for screening.
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An underactive thyroid is in fact one of the first diagnoses many CFS patients are tested for, according to Núñez.
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Ankylosing spondylitis is considered a common condition, affecting 2 to 3 million Americans with around 20,000 new diagnoses each year.
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Overall, HIV diagnoses have flattened out, which isn't necessarily bad news — but, according to doctors, it's not good news either.
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One of the biggest limitations of the DSM is that the symptoms that characterize distinct DSM diagnoses appear across disorders.
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Then there's what we think of as "intelligent activities" — things like writing contracts, or doing diagnoses, or writing software code.
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However, a jury found Bowman not guilty: the jury was not convinced that Bowman was making diagnoses or prescribing medicine.
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But the trendiness of sad online culture may lead to wrongful self-diagnoses and an inadvertent trivialization of serious illnesses.
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Do we often look back with a critical eye at the people who were involved in certain illnesses or diagnoses?
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"The worst week of our lives, the week between diagnoses and treatment starting, he went and banked sperm," she says.
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These are supposed to provide initial diagnoses and outpatient services, feeding patients who need hospital care into the insurance scheme.
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Andrew Cuomo announced this week that new HIV diagnoses in the state dropped to 27,481 in 2018, a historic low.
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But patients like the one described received diagnoses only after presenting to multiple hospitals and exposing numerous people to infection.
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According to the American Cancer Society, there will be 1.7 million new cancer diagnoses in the United States this year.
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Four improved so much in their sensation and muscle control that their diagnoses were changed from complete to partial paralysis.
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The footage revealed multiple past diagnoses of Martson's, including aspiration pneumonia, seizure, anemia, kidney stone, heart muscle disorder and lupus.
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From there, the researchers were able to calculate the rates of colorectal cancer diagnoses based on when patients were born.
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He claims to have ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome, but he's a bit hazy on the details of his diagnoses.
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That can help with both diagnoses and treatment options — and could be especially useful for victims of recent heart attacks.
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About 115,000 patients in the United States suffer from the disease with nearly 20,000 new diagnoses every year, AbbVie said.
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A risk score uses things like age, gender, and health diagnoses to estimate how much medicine a given patient use.
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That is why we must support global programs and partnerships to support early diagnoses, linkage to care and treatment abroad.
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ADHD diagnoses among children in the United States more than doubled between 219 and 250, according to a 0003 study.
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These are old diagnoses and my primary care physician has encouraged me to seek an updated diagnosis from a psychiatrist.
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Readers have linked Christopher Robin's friends in the Hundred Acre Wood to the seven deadly sins, psychological diagnoses, and drugs.
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Prostate cancer accounts for 15 percent of all new cancer diagnoses worldwide, the researchers note in the journal European Urology.
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The patients had similar diagnoses, levels of education, financial situations and other demographics that commonly affect health outcomes and mortality.
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They also were followed up with during an average 8.9 years, and their cancer diagnoses were ascertained through medical records.
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HIV infections remained stable in the overall population between 333 and 2016, with just over 1,000 new diagnoses in 2016.
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She feared it would be decades before women would have the same kinds of detailed diagnoses cancer patients now receive.
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Some brain injuries can now be seen on M.R.I.-type brain scans of living people, though precise diagnoses remain elusive.
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The data collected in the Google-Ascension partnership contains name, contact information, diagnoses, and medication orders, according to internal documents.
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Many of Trump's opponents may feel gratified to note his struggles and nod in agreement with diagnoses offered by professionals.
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Diagnoses may at times perhaps be in the national interest, but when — and for which public figures — has been debated.
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Biographers have also faced controversies regarding diagnoses of conditions in the deceased — specifically how accurate and meaningful these labels are.
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As a 6900-year-old sergeant, I didn't understand my own diagnoses, and I certainly didn't expect my commander to.
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Syphilis had one of the highest rates of new diagnoses, jumping from 843 in 2006 boosting to a whopping 2,736.
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At the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Watson was tested on 1,000 cancer diagnoses made by human experts.
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The vast majority of the cases are in China, though there has been an uptick in diagnoses in other countries.
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One shouldn't jump to diagnoses about individuals, but as a group, such people are often described as having character disorders.
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And by linking that study to the Norwegian patient registry, they could see which children were later given A.D.H.D. diagnoses.
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As of Monday, there were 28 inmates in federal custody with confirmed coronavirus diagnoses, in addition to 24 agency employees.
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Developments in this field might someday lead to robots that can explore natural environments or perform medical diagnoses by touch.
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He's diagnosed as learning disabled and schizophrenic, diagnoses his surviving nieces feel do not fit the man their family knew.
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Since the 1990s, the number of office visits for sleep problems has doubled, and diagnoses of insomnia have increased sevenfold.
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The Galvins, Kolker's subject, suffered extraordinary heartbreak: By the 1970s, six of their 12 children had received diagnoses of schizophrenia.
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Both cases are considered "presumptive" diagnoses until the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention verifies the positive test results.
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Moreover, in assessing the validity of various terminal diagnoses for bitcoin, it helps to assess the interests of different parties.
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There have been debates over genetic tests ordered by consumers rather than doctors, and over medical diagnoses using smartphone apps.
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It also said it would ship 250,000 test kits to 159 laboratories across the world, to help speed up diagnoses.
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The Checkup From 2911 to 2911, the proportion of emergency room and hospital encounters for suicide-related diagnoses almost tripled.
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Coler now provides long term care to more than 500 residents with a variety of diagnoses, including dementia and paralysis.
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In cases involving patients who were minors, Dr. Helfmann's practice sued their parents and included the children's names and diagnoses.
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After a hard-won debate over the virtue of truth, oncologists are now trained not to misrepresent diagnoses and prognoses.
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They went through all the diagnoses with us again, and we talked about it, we talked about our living children.
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But the more complex ones that try to make their own diagnoses don't necessarily deal with the underlying medical challenges.
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In addition, more diagnoses means the provider can use a higher level "evaluation and management" (E&M) code in billing.
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That kind of delay often leads to duplicate tests to rule out potential diagnoses, which are expensive and potentially avoidable.
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Under the policy, the military will consider gender transitions as beginning when a doctor diagnoses that medical care is necessary.
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Instead of hiding behind their diagnoses, they used their celebrity status as a platform to bring light to mental illness.
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Experts in the field hope AI will also enhance the accuracy of diagnoses -- more so than a real-life doctor.
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In low-income countries, where screening is less available, later diagnoses and increased mortality rates are more common, she noted.
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Andrew Cuomo's office announced that new HIV diagnoses in the state had dropped to a historic low -- 2,481 in 2018.
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In 2011-2015, in most pediatric age groups, claim lines with obesity diagnoses were more common for females than males.
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But, in most pediatric age groups, claim lines with type 85033 diabetes diagnoses were more common for males than females.
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In recent decades, the rate of diagnoses of severe mental illness has climbed in England while services have been reduced.
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Offensive, inappropriate statements about serious mental health diagnoses reveal a lack of empathy and sensitivity and should not be tolerated.
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But those studies subsequently turned out to have relied too heavily on self-diagnoses from the runners about their sniffles.
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People wanted salvation from bleak medical diagnoses; they wanted to see God rescue their broken teenagers or their misfiring marriages.
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The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association reported Thursday that opioid-use disorder diagnoses rose nearly 500 percent from 2010-2016.
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In her study published in May in the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections, Mmeje predicted EPT's effect on chlamydia diagnoses by state.
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Several experts in psychiatry have argued that these diagnoses from afar are problematic; that they're unethical and break the Goldwater Rule.
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This new feature is especially important in light of recent findings that show HIV diagnoses in U.S. millennial populations aren't declining.
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Asperger's is the most famous eponymous diagnosis linked to the Nazi period, but there are other precedents where we've renamed diagnoses.
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Any CTE diagnoses made on July 8, 2014, or later will be barred from recovery under the terms of the settlement.
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The proportion of diagnoses the panel agreed with varied from 25 percent for stage 2 to 92 percent for stage 1.
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MD, a firm based in London, is using AI, via an app, to offer diagnoses based on patients' queries about symptoms.
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Although we are 2880 percent of the population, we made up more than 290 percent of all HIV diagnoses in 303.
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While diagnoses among black women are higher than women of other races, the virus is raging particularly among gay black men.
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Study author Michelle Naimer, M.D. told Stat News that this decrease in diagnoses probably doesn't mean fewer people are getting chlamydia.
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Enlitic has tested its software against a database of 6,000 lung cancer diagnoses, both positive and negative, made by professional radiologists.
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KST also makes its diagnoses by touching the occipital drop of the skull, which makes it not so different from phrenology.
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Like Benedetta, many Italian women can recount similar stories of delayed diagnoses and troubles finding a hospital with a willing physician.
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The journal NeuroImage just devoted a whole issue to papers on predicting individual brain differences and diagnoses from neuroimaging data alone.
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Other organizations that govern mental health experts, like the American Psychological Association, have similar, if informal, guidelines on avoiding armchair diagnoses.
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The American Diabetes Association estimates that average medical expenditures for those with diabetes diagnoses are 250 times higher than those without.
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The study shows how exactly sugar drives tumor growth, possibly explaining a surge in early colon cancer diagnoses in young adults.
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Soccer Without Borders also leans heavily on hackneyed diagnoses of American soccer's ailments, ones that have been lazily recycled for years.
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These diagnoses take a while to figure out — sometimes years — because there are so many reasons why someone might feel tired.
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Subsequently, Republicans began consistently pointing to those with mental health diagnoses as the real cause of the nation's gun violence problem.
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Children between 8 and 12 who had A.D.H.D. diagnoses, along with parents, were enrolled in an eight-week mindfulness-training program.
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Meeting with Will for his consultation, Dr. Lee initially diagnoses the nubby bump as a lipoma, but she isn't 100% sure.
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"We've been studying all these diagnoses that have been put forward in the 126 years since his death," Ms. Bakker said.
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When half of new HIV diagnoses are in 48 out of more than 3,000 U.S. counties, this demands a focused response.
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" Adds Danielle, "Someone, somewhere, figured out they could make a lot of money on rare diagnoses -- and they chose infantile spasms.
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AI has the potential to close these gaps by enabling earlier and more accurate diagnoses and eliminating preventable and premature deaths.
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Improper diagnoses—that issues are stress-related, rather than caused by other factors—can lead to years of misdiagnosis and mistreatment.
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At the consultation, Dr. Lee diagnoses both girls with what's called a ganglion cyst, which are fairly common and not dangerous.
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Nationwide, Black people make up 13 percent of the U.S. population but account for 42 percent of new HIV diagnoses annually.
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Over the course of the study, in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 822 were given diagnoses of cardiovascular disease.
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Not long ago -- in the 1960s and 1970s -- doctors routinely failed to inform patients about severe diagnoses, like late-stage cancer.
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The term "post-traumatic stress disorder" inevitably comes up in diagnoses of the strange and tragic case of Beau Willie Brown.
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Artificial intelligence systems can predict patients' diagnoses and outcomes with startling accuracy, and we don't even know how they're doing it.
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Algorithms are being used to help prevent crimes and help doctors get more accurate cancer diagnoses, and in countless other ways.
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The DDD study is closed to recruitment, but further funded work is continuing to search for diagnoses for patients already recruited.
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African-Americans made up 40 percent of those new diagnoses, while whites accounted for 32 percent, and Latinos for 23 percent.
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"The majority of individuals who had diagnoses of brain injury in our study did not experience adverse outcomes," Dr. Fazel says.
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Since 2014, millennials (or people who turned 23 to 38 in 2019) have seen a 47% increase in major-depression diagnoses.
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The University of Nebraska used video links to provide exams and diagnoses with a state hospital 143 miles away in 1964.
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The University of Nebraska used video links to provide exams and diagnoses with a state hospital 143 miles away in 1964.
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Wave the phone over a plant leaf, and the software diagnoses the disease or pest blight and suggests low-tech treatments.
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So far, the state has identified 7,102 cases of the novel coronavirus, a little less than half of all diagnoses nationwide.
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That's an absolute difference of 22018 diagnoses per 219,213 children, and this trend didn't emerge in states with different age cutoffs.
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Many participants are veterans of the psychiatric system, people who have received multiple diagnoses and decided to leave medical care behind.
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Instead of allowing hospitals to enter up to nine diagnoses for each patient, the new form permitted as many as 25.
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She sent early, imperfect versions of it to Walgreens pharmacies, which used it and thus doled out erroneous diagnoses to patients.
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His clients had received a variety of diagnoses, including post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as well as depression.
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In a study published in Lancet Psychiatry, Dutch researchers followed 1,042 people ages 18 to 88 with diagnoses of major depression.
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Staff were told on Monday that the Kentucky facility would close for 48 hours for a deep-clean following the diagnoses.
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It was unclear from Banner Health's statement whether the couple had received confirmed diagnoses of COVID-19 before ingesting the drug.
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Some awards have also been audited because of potential red flags, including doctors thought to have written incorrect diagnoses for players.
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For example, the C.D.C. estimates that about 300,20143 Americans get Lyme disease each year, but only about 35,000 diagnoses are reported.
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Continue to go about your daily life to the best of your ability In 80% of cases, coronavirus diagnoses are mild.
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Major hospitals in Wuhan are also running short on the kits, prompting delayed diagnoses, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Others have ambitions of building systems that can filter social media content and products that could help doctors reach cancer diagnoses.
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The surprising conclusion was that hearing loss is the largest — accounting, statistically speaking, for approximately 9 percent of all current diagnoses.
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Mr. Biagiotti, also 30, is a product-marketing manager at Augury, a New York company that diagnoses industrial machinery for reliability.
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She said there are increased diagnoses of PTSD and trauma-related illness associated with locations that have been heavily tear gassed.
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Among people with employer-based insurance, out-of-network charges were 50% higher among heart-attack victims than for other diagnoses.
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Although representing only an estimated 12 percent of the U.S. population, they accounted for 44 percent of HIV diagnoses in 2023.
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The ship had been denied permission to stop in Japan, Guam, Taiwan and the Philippines, despite having no diagnoses of coronavirus.
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This is in large part due to the rapidly expanding (but still insufficient) set of diagnoses that identify disordered eating behavior.
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You don't specify when these people you know received their diagnoses, but let's suppose you're talking about a four-year period.
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For-profit hospitals have been found to fib more to Medicare than nonprofits do — tweaking their diagnoses to get higher reimbursements.
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He also mentioned the "Goldwater rule," the nickname for the rule among psychiatrists that armchair diagnoses of political candidates is unethical.
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Of course, the too much versus too little dynamism diagnoses aren't mutually exclusive; there are probably elements of truth in both.
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There is still a lack of proper diagnoses being made for many patients, and a shortage of diagnostic and imaging equipment.
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You won't find this condition in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which clinicians use to make their diagnoses.
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Despite evidence of unnecessary diagnoses and over-treatment, the push to test healthy men, with no symptoms, for prostate cancer continues.
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Growing up, he'd received mental health diagnoses that included depression and generalized anxiety disorder; he took medication and went to therapy.
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According to the CDC, heterosexual contact accounts for 87 percent of HIV diagnoses among women in the US. The disease also disproportionately affects women of color, who made up 61 percent of women living with HIV in 2016; while gay men still lead in HIV diagnoses, black women have a one in 49 chance of becoming HIV-positive.
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Their symptoms overlap sufficiently that diagnoses may differ between medical practitioners, or even vary over time when given by a single practitioner.
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Additionally, the implied type 3 diagnoses made up a tiny fraction of total adult onset cases, though more common than type 1.
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However, the state of the economy is not the only factor that can explain the drop in cancer diagnoses during the recession.
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It's certainly possible, but it's yet another diagnosis-from-a-distance that we can plop onto the 40-plus diagnoses already made.
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About a third of the estimated cancer diagnoses was attributed to disinfection byproducts -- chemicals that are a byproduct of treating drinking water.
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The study had some limitations, including that the practitioners performing the evaluations were not blinded to whether the toddlers had previous diagnoses.
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Malawi is currently trialling a scheme where drones transfer blood samples to and from hospitals to speed up HIV diagnoses in infants.
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"Things that bedevil us like traffic accidents and bad diagnoses in the medical system are going to get much better," he said.
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Cuba patients have been found to have a range of symptoms and diagnoses including mild traumatic brain injury, also known as concussions.
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Rather, the investigation was to determine whether the cancer diagnoses were higher than would be expected and then qualify as a cluster.
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Ever since algorithms began recognizing patterns faster and better than humans, computers have been making doctors' lives easier and diagnoses more accurate.
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The tag includes everything from funny quips about annoying interactions to practical information for those living with a variety of invisible diagnoses.
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These are distinct diagnoses according to the DSM; however, they are considered highly comorbid, meaning that people are often diagnosed with both.
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The South China Morning Post reported that in Wuhan, China, where the outbreak began, up to 500 healthcare workers have confirmed diagnoses.
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You envision a world where we have AI help with diagnoses and also algorithms integrating all of these sources of data together.
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Dr. Wade Smith, a neurologist at the University of California, San Francisco, has been involved in more than 30 brain-death diagnoses.
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They were plunged into a fast-moving ocean of newly identified gene mutations, newly named diagnoses, and answers that raise new questions.
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It's sparked over a million patient-physician visits, phone calls, and text conversations through its telemedicine portal for getting diagnoses and prescriptions.
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Numerous studies have shown that depression, bipolar disease and related diagnoses come with an increased risk for premature death, suicide and addiction.
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McCain learned about his diagnoses with brain cancer after undergoing a surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye last summer.
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Carol Routledge, the director of research at Alzheimer's Research UK, said it was not clear if the scan will help improve diagnoses.
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Global Genes, for example, is the largest nonprofit global patient advocacy organization, supporting people over a wide range of diagnoses with initiatives.
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Workers are now trying to cull sick flocks within 20153 hours of diagnoses, following a goal the agency set in the autumn.
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Rates of diagnoses among the participants were about two to four times greater than in the general U.S. population, write the researchers.
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In other words, three out of 10 PTSD diagnoses among these women exposed to trauma could be linked to common genetic variants.
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This advocacy was rooted in an understanding that people with mental disabilities should not lose their civil rights because of their diagnoses.
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This translates into quicker and more accurate diagnoses, bolstered health literacy, less waiting at the doctor's office and streamlined healthcare patient journeys.
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The country's populous southeast, which includes Olympic city Rio de Janeiro, registered the most diagnoses of any region, with 35,505 likely cases.
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For a time after college, he worked in a psych ward and saw many patients displaying stark behaviors indicative of OCD diagnoses.
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They also used the national Swedish Hospital Register to track hospital inpatient and outpatient diagnoses of blood clots between 22012 and 2121.
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The data Google has access to includes lab results, doctor diagnoses, hospitalization records and health histories with names and date of births.
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Over a fifth of all new HIV diagnoses in the U.S. occur in individuals age 13 to 24, according to CDC estimates.
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For the first time, the latest PEPFAR data also show significant declines in new HIV diagnoses among adolescent girls and young women.
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Couples have talked about having to travel to England after diagnoses of fatal fetal abnormalities, couriering the remains of their babies home.
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According to the 72-page handbook, a transition will start when a military medical provider diagnoses that a transition is medically necessary.
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Keri is a three-time cancer survivor – two breast cancer diagnoses and one melanoma – who experienced her first diagnosis at age 85033.
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More than 300 readers suggested diagnoses for this classic presentation of an unusual disease, and a couple dozen of you nailed it.
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He hopes to examine them under the microscope, and perhaps, a century later, grant them and their descendants the diagnoses they deserve.
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In his clinic, he is now signing off on more than 20 cancer diagnoses related to 9/11 every week, he said.
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The information contained in a health record includes sensitive data from names and dates of birth to lab results, medications, and diagnoses.
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Among the children born in August, 22 children per 25,21 had ADHD diagnoses, compared with just 63.6 per 10,000 born in September.
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For example, molecular biologists seek solutions to advance understanding of the genetic underpinnings of a disease, while medicine seeks to reach diagnoses.
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Many psychologists have been quick to offer diagnoses, calling him and other presidential candidates "narcissists," and even providing thoughts about possible treatments.
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Other celebrities have gone public with their own meningioma diagnoses -- including Sheryl Crow, Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Tyler Moore and recently Maria Menounos.
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The group has made its diagnoses of C.T.E. with authority, often stating them in terms of "stages" similar to a cancer diagnosis.
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The first commercial test for the Zika virus will become available to physicians as early as next week, which may speed diagnoses.
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Although diagnoses fell for all women, rates of transmission for African American women remained several times higher than rates for white women.
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But now that screenings and imaging techniques have become both more frequent and more accurate, DCIS diagnoses have become much more common.
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For the study, the authors found 14 women and two men with eating disorder diagnoses and a mean average age of 33.5.
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Hinton said neural networks that have studied millions of medical images will be able to make more accurate diagnoses than some physicians.
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But while that information could be useful to their work, possibly even informing diagnoses, they caution that the patient must be informed.
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Then they assess the situation, going through a list of other possible diagnoses, usually in order of most likely to least likely.
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In the hope of finding diagnoses for more patients, the DDD project has applied for access to the 22018,000 Genomes Project's data.
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A revolving door of psychologists and counselors took turns offering me a vast array of diagnoses for my deep bouts of depression.
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This includes learning a hands-on technique called osteopathic manipulation, in which the doctor diagnoses and treats patients with touch, Burke says.
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"Although crowd-diagnoses have the benefits of anonymity, speed, and multiple opinions, many are wildly inaccurate," co-author Dr. Christopher Longhurst said.
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"If your family becomes aware you have those diagnoses, even if you think you're totally capable, those other people don't," she said.
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As the virus continues to spread, a slow trickle of public figures are announcing their diagnoses or close contact with the disease.
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The advent of telemedicine alters the manner in which physicians undertake diagnoses, recommend and conduct treatment, and develop medical strategies for patients.
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Casual armchair diagnoses of "bipolar" or "OCD" may seem harmless, but they rely on stereotypes that reinforce the stigma around mental illness.
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And the episode compelled the APA's ethics committee to ban its members from making future diagnoses about public figures in the press.
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In addition, she said, the studies focused only on diseases with specific diagnoses, while ignoring symptoms like joint pain and chronic fatigue.
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A central problem is that medicalized diagnoses often come with medicalized treatments: Our penchant for pills outstrips even our desire for diagnosis.
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Accordingly, the proportion of claims with fewer diagnoses plunged and those with 11 or more climbed, making patients' conditions look more severe.
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A doctor immediately diagnoses James with Bell's palsy, a relatively common condition that paralyzes the nerves on one side of the face.
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In a second study, 74 hospital doctors (also in the Netherlands) were asked to come up with diagnoses for eight clinical vignettes.
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Those with the least healthful plant-based diet were, on average, 32 percent more likely to be given diagnoses of heart disease.
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As of Friday, San Francisco has 216 confirmed cases, and the city saw its largest increase of COVID-219 diagnoses on Thursday.
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As of Friday, San Francisco has 97.873 confirmed cases and the city saw its largest increase of COVID-97.863 diagnoses on Thursday.
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It was the early days of the H.I.V. crisis, and people with new diagnoses were frightened, ostracized and writing their own obituaries.
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A study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal included 90,707 new diagnoses of heart failure among Ontario residents from 2009 to 2014.
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As a doctor who was once a patient, I want to use my story to help families cope with their children's diagnoses.
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In theory, differential diagnoses are considered; in practice, some doctors seem to go almost all the time with the easy "probable" diagnosis.
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She, too, grappled with the promises of alluring but unproven medical research and the dizzying array of armchair diagnoses on the internet.
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So should severely ill patients with acute lower respiratory symptoms who are hospitalized and in whom other diagnoses have been ruled out.
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A few years ago, researchers in Brazil studied the brains of expert radiologists in order to understand how they reached their diagnoses.
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In 2018, there were 115,045 new diagnoses of syphilis in the U.S. The treatment for it involves Benzathine penicillin administered by injection.
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Many women who arrive in a dermatologist's office with prior diagnoses of female pattern hair loss actually have what's called telogen effluvium.
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Many of the cancer diagnoses are believed to have resulted from exposure to known and suspected carcinogens and pollutants after the attacks.
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Wuhan's Communist Party chief Ma Guoqiang said Tuesday that testing had been streamlined in recent days, leading to a spike in diagnoses.
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But the recent uptick in Canadian diagnoses suggests the number of cases could be higher, a view echoed by BIA-ALCL patients.
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In the age groups ranging from 2628 to 28500 years, claim lines with type 6900 diabetes diagnoses rose between 2628 and28503 percent.
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Claim lines with obstructive sleep apnea and hypertension diagnoses also were more common for males than females in most pediatric age groups.
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One study of private insurance claims showed that diagnoses for opioid dependence shot up a staggering 3,203 percent between 2007 and 2014.
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"If you look at insurance claims data, you have diagnoses but you don't have what the patient came in with," Hsia said.
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For this reason, consumers should be aware of false positive findings, the FDA warned, and shouldn't view the test results as diagnoses.
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Their diagnoses were based on whether the lakes were located upstream from villages, roads, and infrastructure, and their vicinity to glaciers or mountains.
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The diagnoses were made by the facility doctor and medical staff in consultation with the NJ State Department of Health, the jail said.
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Once those records are digitized and uploaded to Comprehend Medical, it picks out and organizes information about diagnoses, treatments, medication dosage and symptoms.
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Jax is candid about her diagnoses: general anxiety, agoraphobia, generalized major depression, and cluster B traits (the category can include borderline personality disorder).
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Siegel added that the surge of younger diagnoses contrasts with the overall trend of colorectal cancer, which has been dropping for several decades.
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When patients have end-stage diagnoses, fewer than a third of families recall having end-of-life conversations with physicians, another study found.
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The increase in diagnoses is mostly due to better detection of small papillary thyroid cancers by ultrasound and biopsy technology, says Dr. Gharib.
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Yes, she admits, it "sounds absolutely insane," there is no research to back it up, and she isn't qualified to give medical diagnoses.
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The health commission said the clinical diagnoses were added to be more consistent with how other parts of China are reporting their results.
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Young people ages 14 to 24 are also affected — people aged 13 to 24 accounted for one in five HIV diagnoses in 2014.
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Anyone who has fallen down a rabbit hole of symptoms, diagnoses, and statistics on WebMD knows one search can take an unexpected turn.
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And many of the children in the Blue Cross Blue Shield survey had not previously been given diagnoses of allergies, Dr. Haywood said.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Experts tasked with identifying skin cancer in laboratories often disagree over diagnoses, according to a new study.
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For the earliest melanoma, known as stage 1, about 77 percent of pathologists issued the same diagnoses in both phases of the study.
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Overall, the researchers say, if real-world melanoma diagnoses were reviewed by such an expert panel, only about 83 percent would be confirmed.
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We were looking for people who clearly met the criteria for specific diagnoses and ended up throwing out a lot of potential subjects.
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Richardson noted that not only greater awareness of breast cancer but better technologies may have led to more diagnoses within the black community.
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Now there are online communities such as PatientsLikeMe that enable patients and physicians to more easily collaborate on cases, diagnoses and treatment plans.
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But until Babylon launched GP at Hand in November, online diagnoses had not been widely accessible as part of the National Health Service.
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Mr Tallis rarely tries to force his characters' complexity into neat diagnoses, and he does not attempt a novelist's resolution of their tales.
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The goal, essentially, is to teach ambassadors how to speak about the topic appropriately, without triggering people or leading them to self-diagnoses.
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In addition to those with 9/11-linked cancer diagnoses, more than 12,000 have been diagnosed with 9/11-related mental health issues.
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They also looked at emergency room data for diagnoses such as heart attack, angina, cardiac dysrhythmia, pulmonary embolism, stroke, asthma, COPD and pneumonia.
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The 20083 cities with the highest rates of new diagnoses are all in the South: Miami, Jackson, New Orleans, Atlanta and Baton Rouge.
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In Russia, official data show there were more than 203,220 new HIV diagnoses in 22015, taking total cases to more than 22017 million.
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While the device will work on any person, the researchers specifically hope it will help improve diagnoses for children ages 5 and under.
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"I think at first I thought mental illness was wishy-washy," Spitz says of her bipolar mother, who has cycled through several diagnoses.
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The registry contains a wealth of health information on patients, including age, body mass, smoking status, echocardiogram findings, interventions, discharge medications and diagnoses.
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PrEP is so good it has almost eradicated new HIV infections in Australia and helped New York achieve historic lows in HIV diagnoses.
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Slemp is just one of many people who blame their diagnoses on decades of using J&J's baby powder to control vaginal odor.
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By contrast, they found, hospitalization rates held steady during that decade for children and teens with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other diagnoses.
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Additionally, the study found that the number of Latina and African-American women who received stage 1 diagnoses increased at the highest rate.
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There were a total of 118,363 encounters in children between 5 and 17 years who received diagnoses of suicidality or serious self-harm.
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People with kidney failure are the only group of Americans whose access to private health coverage is time-limited because of their diagnoses.
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The information to which Google has access includes lab results, doctor diagnoses, hospitalization records and health histories with names and date of births.
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African Americans account for a significantly higher proportion of new HIV diagnoses, individuals living with HIV, and all individuals ever diagnosed with AIDS.
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Dr. Lee immediately diagnoses Anthony's neck lump as a lipoma, because she's able to smush it from side to side with her fingers.
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On an episode of "The Doctors," the singer said he had "nothing to hide" when it came to his diagnoses and prescription medications.
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Its successor, INM-CM85033, is so good that it is the only one that diagnoses the "pause" in warming from 2002 to 2014.
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There are discussions about chemotherapy and other treatments, and users can search for specific diagnoses, age, relation to patient, and stage of cancer.
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Doctors who loosely and freely offer diagnoses for individuals they have never interviewed threaten to make these terms cheap and ubiquitous, fueling misperceptions.
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That data included information about diabetes diagnoses, the use of insulin, and trends in glucose levels for 4,372,000 adult participants from 146 countries.
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TC: With the threat of a missed diagnoses and possible lawsuits, oncologists must still be a little nervous about relying on your tests.
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"You don't know what melanosis is, but as a listener, you'd recognize that these are diagnoses because they sound like it," she says.
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The company describes its tests as a "Swiss Army knife," because it can be used for cancer screening, diagnoses, treatment selections and monitoring.
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In response, the American Psychiatric Association adopted the "Goldwater Rule" to bar doctors from making such unethical diagnoses of individuals without evaluating them.
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Again, that means factors other than medical need are driving ADHD diagnoses and potentially leading to overtreatment of kids who are neurologically healthy.
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We have a company called Freenome doing deep learning applied to blood biopsies for cancer diagnoses that seems to be working very well.
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The new model was based in part on analyses of nearly 2,000 human brains, from people with and without diagnoses, collected over decades.
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Our ever-expanding armamentarium of diagnoses no doubt offers comfort, attention and a path to treatment for many previously undiagnosed — and undiagnosable — patients.
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A trip to the doctor for a chest cold started the cascade of Zahir's diagnoses, and Mr. Scott decided to push for custody.
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Brandeis embraced these diagnoses accordingly, though deep down she always knew she was faking her illnesses in an effort to please her mother.
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STI diagnoses in England are hovering near half a million, down very slightly on previous years but still near an all-time peak.
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Abbott said he expects the number of cases to explode next week as more testing capacity comes online and more diagnoses are counted.
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This support can be achieved by funding national public health institutes to set up more reference laboratories for a quick turnaround in diagnoses.
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"Hanks and Wilson's son Chet responded to his parents' diagnoses in a video, saying they both are "fine" and "not even that sick.
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Cases of gonorrhea, which is also prevalent among young people, increased 67 percent from 2013 levels, to a total of 555,608 new diagnoses.
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The overall rate of any psychiatric history among mass killers — including such probable diagnoses as depression, learning disabilities or A.D.H.D. — was 48 percent.
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" Later, in an essay from 1991, she diagnoses her bugbear, the "exhaustive, definitive coziness in the current American mode of entranced biographical research.
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We cannot know all the personal circumstances behind an individual's decision to continue or end a pregnancy, including in cases of fetal diagnoses.
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But it's the only one still accepted by physicians today — the others linger only as ghosts in the shadows of certain psychiatric diagnoses.
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Harris would also direct the Pentagon to review all nonhonorable discharges for possible bias and other mitigating factors, including PTSD and TBI diagnoses.
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When Nai Nai is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, her family returns to China to see her — but hides the diagnoses from her.
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So researchers have been trying for decades to figure out how to build an inexpensive odor sensor for quick, reliable and noninvasive diagnoses.
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Nationally, the average age of patients with infective endocarditis was 68, but among those who also had drug abuse diagnoses, it was 38.
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But Medicare Advantage plans have come under intensive scrutiny for their use of additional diagnoses to justify receiving higher payments from the government.
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Ms. Varvaro has also helped her sister cope with paranoid schizophrenia and clinical depression, diagnoses she received after their mother died in 1999.
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A significant increase in gonorrhea diagnoses in England was recorded, with a 22% rise in cases of the disease from 2016 to 2017.
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Without patients or doctors being notified, some of that data, including names, dates of birth, lab tests and diagnoses, were already being uploaded.
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The C.D.C. estimates that the number of Lyme diagnoses each year is about 10 times as high as the number reported to it.
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It's amounted to a variety of diagnoses over the years, as well as being described as precocious, anxious, smart, odd, and the like.
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Diagnoses of either condition increased from 580,000 in 2007 to 1003 million in 2015, according to the study, published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The Roys are deeply fucked up, to be sure, but Rhea correctly diagnoses what keeps them in power: the weird unity they have.
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And those mistaken diagnoses, in turn, can reflect damaging class and ideological biases that ultimately undercut the struggle for social justice and equality.
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Ms. Kearse said Mr. Bonds had been given diagnoses of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and had been hospitalized on and off for years.
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The federal government created the audits as a way to make sure insurers' records of patients' diagnoses matched up to their medical records.
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Smartphones allow near continuous monitoring of people with diagnoses such as depression, anxiety and schizophrenia, disorders for which few new treatments are available.
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And most worryingly, for pregnant women, diagnoses of suspected cases in Puerto Rico are up to 41 percent from 8 percent in February.
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It also raised questions over how accurate Theranos's results were, and whether it was precise enough to be providing patients with medical diagnoses.
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A jobs guarantee diagnoses that as a problem of demand: Private employers aren't doing enough to make use of the US labor force.
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Think about this: The rate of opioid use disorder diagnoses has grown by nearly eight times the rate of the most effective treatment.
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That's far more diagnoses than any other country outside mainland China, where more than 60,000 people are sick and more than 1,300 have died.
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Of those, 1.6 million were chlamydia and nearly half of these diagnoses were young women, according to the annual Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance Report.
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Its technology is one of several different approaches startups are taking to try to provide early diagnoses and potential preventative measures against the disease.
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That is, the data probably reflect the fact that doctors in different practices code diagnoses in a variety of ways, focusing on different details.
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Usually, HerpAlert handles about 12 diagnoses per day, but during the first two days of Coachella, they received almost 250 inquiries, Dr. Morski said.
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"The overall epidemic is aging because of population dynamics," Demetre said, but he added that new HIV diagnoses are indeed concentrated among young persons.
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Denmark is the only European country that does not require any psychiatric diagnoses or any certificate by a medical professional, according to Transgender Europe.
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There are a couple of people who've done the project for a while and gotten diagnoses after long periods of not having been diagnosed.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently found that 10 percent of new AIDS diagnoses in 2015 came about due to injection.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked more detailed clinical data needed to verify the heart disease diagnoses, the study authors note.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on diagnoses by primary care providers to identify teens with ADHD, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Cancer diagnoses can increase for a number of reasons, including more people getting cancer or more cases of cancer being diagnosed due to screening.
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That is one thing (among many) that makes the rise in autism diagnoses across the world so alarming: the disorder is unpredictable and inexplicable.
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"The more women know about the things they can do to reduce their risks of future cancer diagnoses, the better," Jordan said by email.
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In addition, his speech is also limited," adding that her son was "experiencing a meltdown (which he sometimes experiences as part of his diagnoses).
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But after DACA was passed, among the children whose mothers were eligible for DACA, the mental health diagnoses basically dropped by about 50 percent.
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The CDC says this group made up 903 percent of the U.S. population in 2014, but accounted for 40 percent of diagnoses that year.
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It took several incorrect eczema diagnoses to get to the bottom of the annual summer rash but it turns out PMLE is pretty common.
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More players are also self-reporting their injuries, which makes it hard to determine if concussions were actually down even if diagnoses were up.
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A report last week from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) showed that 2015 saw more STD diagnoses than any year in recorded history.
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The study participants had a variety of diagnoses including schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, psychosis, depression, anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and personality disorder.
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After 12 months, four patients experienced such improvements in sensation and muscle control that the doctors upgraded their diagnoses from complete to partial paralysis.
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I really was down in the dumps over the diagnoses and then not being able to exercise had a big affect on my mood.
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Following the brief consultation, Dr. Lee diagnoses him with familial multiple lipomatosis, an inherited condition that both his sister and his dad also have.
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Ayers said Idexx is the leading reference lab provider, where test samples are sent for diagnoses, and the leading point of care for pets.
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Treating cancers requires more health infrastructure like clinics, labs and hospitals, and skilled workforces to make accurate diagnoses and perform radiotherapy, chemotherapy and surgery.
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The government has assured citizens that no records were tampered with (amended or deleted) and no diagnoses, test results, or doctors' notes were taken.
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The report attributes the significant drop in men to recent rapid declines in prostate cancer diagnoses, as prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, testing decreases.
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Sophia is not worried those diagnoses will stand in the way of her graduation, but worries they could prevent her from becoming a pilot.
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These vary from lack of prenatal and maternal care, poverty, exposure to trauma and harsh discipline practices to language disorders and disability-related diagnoses.
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