Diagnosis They weren't looking for a diagnosis, the middle-aged woman explained.
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At one month before diagnosis, those with a cancer diagnosis had more than five times the risk of heart attack or stroke compared with those without a cancer diagnosis.
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Of his diagnosis, Jones explained he went through months of testing before his official diagnosis.
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If anything, I think we may be overly cautious in over-diagnosis rather than under-diagnosis.
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This is not a doctor giving a cancer diagnosis but a police detective giving a life diagnosis.
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Four of the patients already had an ASD diagnosis before they were presented to the gender clinic: one had a long-standing diagnosis of autism, another had a long-standing diagnosis of Asperger syndrome, and two had been recently given a diagnosis of Asperger syndrome by a referring psychologist.
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Trump's 'diagnosis' Frances doesn't believe that Trump has narcissistic personality disorder, a popular amateur diagnosis on the internet.
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In fact, she used it even after her ovarian cancer diagnosis, a diagnosis that came as a big surprise.
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Dr. Clayton learned only after weeks of agonizing that his Lynch syndrome diagnosis wasn't really a diagnosis at all.
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A worthwhile debate begins with a reasonably defensible diagnosis of a problem and proceeds with prescriptions to fit that diagnosis.
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Even worse, I fear this will inevitably lead to self-diagnosis or delayed diagnosis of a lot of ear pathology.
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In other words, an RBD diagnosis could signal a diagnosis of Parkinson's or similar condition down the road for some people.
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Official Covid-19 diagnosis guidelines released by China's National Commission recommend using chest CT images as a major factor in diagnosis.
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"When you're given a cancer diagnosis or a scary honest diagnosis, you're suddenly given a possibility of a time limit," she explained.
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The correct diagnosis is: Ehlers Danlos syndrome The first reader to correctly make this diagnosis was Bryley Williams, of New York City.
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"When you're given a cancer diagnosis or a scary honest diagnosis, you're suddenly given a possibility of a time limit," she said.
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On her first cancer diagnosis in 1992: Newton-John received her breast cancer diagnosis on the same weekend her father died in 1992.
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Talking to PEOPLE about her diagnosis and cancer journey, Beth 49, displays a determination to keep a positive attitude, despite her frightening diagnosis.
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The Hugheses' reluctance to accept Joe's autism diagnosis, he said, rings false — for many parents, a diagnosis offers relief after years of limbo.
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A prediabetes diagnosis means that your blood sugar is elevated, but not yet high enough to warrant a full-blown type 2 diagnosis.
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Hisky Medical – Hisky focuses on non-invasive disease diagnosis technologies and develops FibroTouch, which takes around one second for early diagnosis of liver injury.
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A psychiatric diagnosis can be made on a hunch, and any resistance to that diagnosis can then be reframed as evidence of its correctness.
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They also examined pre-diagnosis sleep duration in a subset of 303,949 women and post-diagnosis sleep difficulties in a subset of 1,353 women.
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An H.I.V. diagnosis — like a cancer diagnosis — is inevitably a shock, and many men disappear after a positive test, too shaken to start treatment.
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The woman's diagnosis had raised concerns and worries that another vector of transmission was going global and Cambodia has called the Malaysian diagnosis flawed.
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" And she makes clear the mind-altering power of the diagnosis itself: "Giving someone a diagnosis of schizophrenia will impact how they see themselves.
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I've generally felt relieved after being bestowed an official diagnosis, though there's usually been a period of grappling with the stigma of the diagnosis, too.
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The nocebo effect is the phenomenon where a diagnosis, pill, or treatment provokes negative symptoms associated with that diagnosis, pill, or treatment in the patient.
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Driving the news: Patients may receive one diagnosis and begin treatment, only to receive a different diagnosis a few years later through more advanced testing.
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Varying symptoms and diagnosis The symptoms of the disease are wide-ranging and vary from mild to severe in different cases, making diagnosis a challenge.
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The payouts were for $5 million for a qualifying diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and $26 million for a qualifying diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
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Alongside the doctor's diagnosis was a contradictory diagnosis from an online symptom checker, which suggested participants' symptoms might indicate a much more serious condition, appendicitis.
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The AI-based diagnosis was also about as precise as the standard method, with 94.6 percent accuracy compared to conventional human diagnosis of 93.9 percent.
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Though doctors often repeat a test to confirm a diabetes diagnosis, they do not always do so for a prediabetes diagnosis, Dr. Bentley-Lewis said.
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You're going to have an explosion of that and then your ability to diagnosis and not miss radiological diagnosis where ... What do you need radiologists for?
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All of them also had a diagnosis of anxiety, mixed anxiety and depressed mood, dysthymic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder or a dual diagnosis.
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The revelation came after his cancer diagnosis had been called into question by some of Gunvalson's RHOC costars, with the diagnosis becoming major storyline on the show.
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Participants included a total of 210,215 people with a diagnosis of ADHD and 1,529 people without a diagnosis, ranging in age from 4 to 63 years old.
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"Born in the USSR" is a diagnosis . . .
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Among the toddlers, an initial autism diagnosis, especially when screening started around 14 months old, was more stable than any other diagnosis, including typical development, the researchers wrote.
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Online herpes diagnosis and treatment website HerpAlert representative Dr. Lynn Marie Morski told People that HerpAlert saw a spike in people seeking a herpes diagnosis after Coachella began.
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"We have to acknowledge in psychiatry that our current methods of diagnosis — based upon the DSM — our current methods of diagnosis are unsatisfactory anyway," Gordon says by phone.
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I didn't want to just talk about schizophrenia as the one singular diagnosis, I also wanted to talk about my diagnosis, schizoaffective disorder bipolar type, and schizotypal disorder.
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Her will specified that, in the event of a terminal diagnosis, she didn't want extraordinary measures taken to keep her alive—but the family didn't have a diagnosis.
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Her eventual diagnosis wasn't the turning point, as it is for some—Nantais continued to feel ashamed as she tried to hide her diagnosis from her neurotypical coworkers.
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The series gradually uncovers what amounts to a flashy psychiatric diagnosis for the character (though the series invites viewers to take said diagnosis with a grain of salt).
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Sarah Schulman, New York RE: DIAGNOSIS The Diagnosis column featured a woman, thought to be suffering from anxiety, who had an adrenaline-producing tumor in her adrenal gland.
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I think what AI can do is make us better at diagnosis so we know that whether it's skin cancer or x-rays, it can make a smarter diagnosis.
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And since these sites' only criterion for joining was an STI diagnosis, members didn't really have that much in common aside from their diagnosis, which many seemed obsessed by.
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"Many patients also reject the idea of a diagnosis of gender dysphoria, feeling that the medical community is creating a mental health diagnosis to describe an identity," he says.
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We receive a diagnosis, the diagnosis, and find not a reason to shrivel into death, but to live that much for ferociously long as the good gay lord allows.
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I do believe that A.D.H.D. is a valid diagnosis, though a diagnosis that has to be made with care, and I believe that some children struggle with it mightily.
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They found that only one-third listed the correct diagnosis first, half got it among the top three suggestions, and 58 percent included the correct diagnosis among the top 20 suggestions.
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And that suggested the diagnosis: A dural-arteriovenous fistula, or DAVF The first reader to suggest this diagnosis was Dr. Adrian Budhram, a neurology resident at Western University in London, Ontario.
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Clinton had been suffering from pneumonia — a diagnosis Mrs.
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Research conducted by YouGov found out that 42% of people with cancer looked up information about their diagnosis online, and of those 1 in 8 said they didn't fully understand their diagnosis.
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A diagnosis of major depressive disorder requires a person to exhibit five of nine symptoms, but two people could wind up with the same diagnosis and have almost no symptoms in common.
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The PA told me straight out, firmly but sympathetically: "You're young, transgender, and have a mental health diagnosis," he said, referring to the gender dysphoria diagnosis I'd needed in order to transition.
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Shockingly though, many people suffering from Alzheimer's do not receive an accurate diagnosis and according to the Alzheimer's Association, fewer than half of individuals with Alzheimer's are even told of their diagnosis.
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For example, millions of people today carry the diagnosis of diabetes or hypertension, and might be receiving treatment that offers more risk than benefits for their problem at its stage of diagnosis.
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But old habits began to resurface in 2013, when we learned of my grandmother's diagnosis, my father's second cancer diagnosis three months later, and my subsequent move across the country for graduate school.
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" Forthcoming research shows that gaming is a secondary diagnosis in coping with a primary diagnosis of anxiety and depression, Bean said: "When anxiety and depression is dealt with, the gaming goes down significantly.
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A sibling with a depression diagnosis was more than 20 times as likely as his brother or sister without depression to be diagnosed with dementia in the first six months after the diagnosis.
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They looked at nearly 1 million cases between 2002 and 2016 that had a primary or secondary diagnosis of infective endocarditis, including about 94,000, or 10%, with a drug abuse diagnosis as well.
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But other than a clear-cut diagnosis of dementia, it's difficult to see how a mental health diagnosis leads to removing a president from office, no matter his fearless dominance or perceived dangerousness.
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Wang begins the book on relative terra firma: In an essay titled "Diagnosis," she lays out the basics of not only her own diagnosis, schizoaffective disorder, but also the other flavors of schizophrenia.
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After his diagnosis, he spent six days in the hospital.
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It was what they call a "gray diagnosis" — severe ventriculomegaly.
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That is because diagnosis and treatment go hand in hand.
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After diagnosis, the second step is to isolate the patient.
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Methods for disease diagnosis have clearly come a long way.
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The same diagnosis that her mother had received years before.
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He outlived that, living for nine weeks after his diagnosis.
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Unlike with her first diagnosis, McLaughlin knew what to expect.
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"I was scared and worried," Lee says of the diagnosis.
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"It just seemed so shocking," Solt said of the diagnosis.
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Neither went to the doctor or ever received a diagnosis.
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His diagnosis was confirmed by an autopsy after he died.
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Long before Telford's cancer diagnosis, she was an avid marathoner.
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Now, 21 months after his diagnosis, Noah continues to recover.
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Strength can be meeting a cancer diagnosis with unrelenting positivity.
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No words, just the perfect screenshot from Diagnosis: Murder. pic.twitter.
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The characters are well developed, and more than their diagnosis.
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I didn't want to lose the person behind the diagnosis.
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The TV icon announced his stage 4 diagnosis in March.
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The mnemonic even hints at the likely diagnosis — NOT RECLUSE.
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Every morning since his diagnosis, he had the same thoughts.
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When Tim checked in, he learned about the cancer diagnosis.
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She sent me home with no diagnosis and no referral.
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His training was almost complete when the bad diagnosis hit.
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Ten years after his diagnosis, Horton is in hospice care.
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A similar diagnosis is being considered in the United States.
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For 600,000 people that diagnosis will be a death sentence.
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There was no diagnosis mentioned, just a before and after.
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Another said there was no official diagnosis of his condition.
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She had been using a wheelchair since before the diagnosis.
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After the cancer diagnosis, he became that much more important.
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" Dr. Gina's diagnosis: "Yes, they're scared to death of him.
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After the interview, he remained fairly quiet about his diagnosis.
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"This is not based upon a standard diagnosis," Gallagher said.
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She has also been open about her bipolar disorder diagnosis.
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"I found the diagnosis heartbreaking," Fletcher, now 23, tells PEOPLE.
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But nailing the diagnosis restores Karev's confidence and his happiness.
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My original diagnosis meant that I should have been fine.
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It took me three days to get a proper diagnosis.
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"A cancer diagnosis is a very scary thing," Lee continues.
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Another factor was his basics diagnosis of his party's problems.
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" And since his diagnosis, Jones is "a little more grateful.
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"I felt vindicated when I got the diagnosis," he admitted.
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She left without a diagnosis — and with a $16,089 bill.
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"It happened so suddenly," she said of her 2011 diagnosis.
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"I've had a full life since [my diagnosis]," he said.
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"It was just a shock," she said of Daniels' diagnosis.
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It wasn't until May that they confirmed an endometriosis diagnosis.
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His official diagnosis was "persistent retinal toxicity," the report concluded.
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Lab tests are required to confirm a diagnosis of plague.
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"This diagnosis of pneumonia came in on Friday," he said.
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She kept her diagnosis a secret — even from her sister.
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This is the same diagnosis Ted Kennedy received in 2008.
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Ana: When did you first tell him about your diagnosis?
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When patients receive a cancer diagnosis, they naturally become anxious.
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These techniques together are called "preimplantation genetic diagnosis," or PGD.
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Accidents will happen, houses will burn, unwanted diagnosis will arrive.
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News of McCain's cancer diagnosis prompted an outpouring of support.
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But in Africa, surviving a breast cancer diagnosis is rare.
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Instead, she died less than a year after her diagnosis.
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Before her son's diagnosis, Evans hadn't heard of necrotizing faciitis.
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On why she decided to go public with her diagnosis:
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But she, too, reached out to Gayle after his diagnosis.
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I will not venture a diagnosis of Trump's mental health.
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A new normal For Laura, diagnosis was a mixed blessing.
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IBM helping to diagnosis skin cancer with a smart phone.
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They received the diagnosis when he was 303 years old.
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Unfortunately, that's when he found out about his cancer diagnosis.
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Brain Key: Diagnosis for brain diseases using 3D MRI data.
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Having a diagnosis would make things easier in this regard.
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McCain's diagnosis is the latest chapter in a storied life.
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In the weeks after the diagnosis, I was often fatigued.
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It would take two terrifying months to get a diagnosis.
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Correct diagnosis is key for managing the effects of space.
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Yet none of this delegitimizes the diagnosis of ADHD and
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I cannot, of course, establish this diagnosis from a distance.
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The treatments he proposes are no better than his diagnosis.
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Worst of all, Mrs Clinton sometimes ignores her own diagnosis.
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Beth, 49, revealed her diagnosis in a letter to friends.
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"No one knew what his diagnosis really meant," she recalled.
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He was struggling for 13 months since his cancer diagnosis.
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The subsequent diagnosis was dire: Astleford has squamous cell carcinoma.
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The goal was to test the validity of psychiatric diagnosis.
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We just need to establish a diagnosis before we reopen.
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"Having bad feelings," he said, when pressed for a diagnosis.
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And yet this is a diagnosis that is frequently missed.
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Soon after Beardsley's diagnosis, he was sent to boarding school.
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Initially, Jasmine thought the diagnosis would help her obtain coverage.
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For this group, early diagnosis and behavioral changes are critical.
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Sadly, her story of late diagnosis is far from uncommon.
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All were free of heart disease before their cancer diagnosis.
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But there is a diagnosis called hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.
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"I always fought against pink since diagnosis," she tells Refinery29.
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In 2006, about 2260,22 Medicare claims included diagnosis code 2145.
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Ransom was not involved with the patient's treatment or diagnosis.
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For a long time, he kept his diagnosis a secret.
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People should rely on their doctors for an accurate diagnosis.
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Parents, too, are part of the problem of missed diagnosis.
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Clinton's campaign staff had been unaware of her recent diagnosis.
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The decision was prompted by a diagnosis of terminal cancer.
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A family member had recently received a serious medical diagnosis.
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This is not an inaccurate diagnosis of the Democrats today.
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With continuous funding, their diagnosis potentially could have been delayed.
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For Dupree, the relief of having a diagnosis quickly faded.
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The diagnosis was made based on a lymph node biopsy.
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Accurate blood pressure measurement is critical to a correct diagnosis.
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In some ways we felt lucky: We got a diagnosis.
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On why she, at first, kept her diagnosis a secret:
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He came away from that examination with an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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That kind of diagnosis should not be thrown around lightly.
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I do not know how often this diagnosis was correct.
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I hid the diagnosis from my family for a month.
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Delayed diagnosis can also be a part of behavioral issues.
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With new research, according to Alaedini, diagnosis will become easier.
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My path to diagnosis was a long and winding one.
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My dad admits that he struggled to accept my diagnosis.
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I have yet to tell my boss about my diagnosis.
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Gobert's diagnosis led the NBA to suspend its season indefinitely.
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Privately, some senators have become very concerned over Paul's diagnosis.
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I think Sanders's diagnosis of what ails us is right.
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And he went into remission a month after his diagnosis.
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Durant confirmed the diagnosis and said he is feeling fine.
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A diagnosis can have devastating consequences beyond the initial patient.
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Donna's colon was totally blocked and the diagnosis was clear.
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Even before the diagnosis, she sensed that something was wrong.
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"There you have it," Daniel says after describing his diagnosis.
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But the diagnosis was missing one hugely critical factor: suffering.
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He eventually received a PTSD diagnosis from two civilian therapists.
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He worried about presenting a "false hope" about his diagnosis.
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For Aspen Dental patients, Invisalign costs $3,999, regardless of diagnosis.
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But without a diagnosis, we should not give her opioids.
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Shortly after, she was given a diagnosis of breast cancer.
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Ms. Lipton received a diagnosis of colon cancer in 21997.
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Ten years after diagnosis, could I finally dispense with them?
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How scary was it to talk about your autism diagnosis?
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Five years after his second diagnosis, he still has diabetes.
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The diagnosis was CHIP, something he had never heard of.
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I wasn't given a diagnosis of clinical depression or PTSD.
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To the Editor: President Trump's diagnosis needs a second opinion.
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He had received a diagnosis of Parkinsonian syndrome in 2014.
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An AIDS diagnosis, in 1985, was considered a death sentence.
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What worries Dr. Auzinger is the lack of a diagnosis.
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Six months later, he got another cancer diagnosis: stomach lymphoma.
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While the diagnosis made sense to me, it was devastating.
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Last March, he announced a stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
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A diagnosis of EGE is given for counts over 30.
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Several months after the diagnosis, Tim was having trouble swallowing.
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How might studying those cries help with an early diagnosis?
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After much waiting, we learned the diagnosis: severe brain abnormalities.
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Doherty's relapse is unfortunately quite common for her particular diagnosis.
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He added the diagnosis could change as time went on.
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Diagnosis confirmed by two medical institutions back on January 20.
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Diagnosis ''You need to come to the hospital right away.
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The credits for illustrations with the Diagnosis column on Aug.
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It uses anonymized medical databases to create advanced diagnosis tools.
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Nor does she view her cancer diagnosis as a blessing.
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Limbaugh's fans expressed shock about the diagnosis on Monday afternoon.
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Our life doesn't end the minute we get that diagnosis.
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Doctors began treating him for a presumed diagnosis of HLH.
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A mental disorder was the most frequent primary diagnosis category.
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Overall, 103 percent received treatment within three months of diagnosis.
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He received his first diagnosis of testicular cancer in 2011.
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A few years later, he received a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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So the diagnosis was I.T.P. It's a form of leukemia.
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Osbourne went public last month with his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
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"I disagree with his diagnosis of the problem," she said.
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She feels lucky to have gotten a diagnosis so rapidly.
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The diagnosis has been reconfirmed, Lewis said in a statement.
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The diagnosis meant she spent many days in the hospital.
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You have dating app fatigue — consider this our official diagnosis.
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She said she had not been shocked by the diagnosis.
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What led to Mr. McCain's diagnosis has not been disclosed.
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In the first line I write the diagnosis: cardiac arrest.
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Life span after diagnosis is only six to 10 years.
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Mental illness is complicated and a hard diagnosis to receive.
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As more features are extracted, the diagnosis becomes increasingly accurate.
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The unthinkable diagnosis was another blow to Ms. Torres's family.
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More questions have come up about his second diagnosis, HLH.
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Of those, 122 had a primary diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.
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My diagnosis of the agency's ills is institutional, not personal.
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Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix announced McCain's diagnosis on Wednesday.
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ModiFace's technology also extends to services such as skin diagnosis.
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Mr. Thae's diagnosis of Mr. Kim's rule is hardly new.
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Previously, patients have had to wait days for a diagnosis.
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Before this diagnosis, however, he was simply in a coma.
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The diagnosis "helped me deal with the uncertainty," she said.
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Now I'm a teenager, and that isn't a diagnosis anymore.
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The threat that the D.C.I.S. diagnosis posed has been disarmed.
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The justice system has not paid much attention to diagnosis.
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In other states, the list of diagnosis codes remains confidential.
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That's why Fallon's own diagnosis came as a total shock.
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Yet it took years for him to get a diagnosis.
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The AI will provide a more standardized and impartial diagnosis.
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It's meant to decrease the subjectivity of making a diagnosis.
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In earlier CDC reports, white children were 20103 to 30 percent more likely than black children to receive an autism diagnosis, and about 50 percent more likely than Hispanic children to receive a diagnosis.
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After a husband was first diagnosed with alcohol use disorder (AUD), his wife's risk of a similar diagnosis immediately rose 14-fold compared to women whose husbands did not have that diagnosis, researchers found.
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More than 300 of you wrote in, and although 20 of you came up with the right diagnosis, only three of you figured out both the diagnosis and the test needed to confirm it.
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Workman sat at the bedside and listened as the patient recounted the horrors of her summer so far: Before this diagnosis, she had a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and had to take daily medications.
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Doctors will no longer "drive" the primary diagnosis; instead, they'll ensure that the diagnosis is relevant and meaningful for a patient and oversee when and how to offer more clarification and more narrative explanation.
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The women, nearly half of whom were black, answered questions such as 'did you lose your job due to your diagnosis?' and 'has there been a decrease in your family income since your diagnosis?
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"Performing surgery to make a diagnosis is very invasive, so I work very closely with a radiologist and we use [an] MRI protocol to make the diagnosis instead, and it's over 80% accurate," Huang says.
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Among mothers, a "new" diagnosis of depression, defined as getting a depression diagnosis after a year without one, was associated with a 34 percent increased risk of moderately preterm birth (32 to 36 weeks' gestation).
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"People know a phone for calling and sending messages, they don't know that a phone could do your diagnosis," he explains, adding that ethically, patients can choose to have their diagnosis made by a technician.
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The first person to offer the correct diagnosis will get a copy of my book and that wonderful sense of satisfaction that comes from figuring out a tough diagnosis when the patient really needs it.
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"It's actually a housing diagnosis, not a medical diagnosis," said Dr. Megan T. Sandel, associate director of the Grow Clinic for Children at Boston Medical Center and one of the doctors working on the program.
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Experts also say the diagnosis method will unlikely address this gap.
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His tweet about John McCain's brain cancer diagnosis came in third.
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" Her son's diagnosis "totally changed how we function as a family.
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Even when it is made early, the diagnosis raises hard questions.
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TechCrunch comment: Cancer diagnosis can take a month and is expensive.
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There is nothing that I can do to change the diagnosis.
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Prostate cancer alone will contribute one diagnosis out of every five.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley's is speaking out about her son's autism diagnosis.
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The actual diagnosis software can run on a desktop or smartphone.
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Michael endured dozens of medical tests before doctors made a diagnosis.
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For kids with type 22 diabetes, screening is recommended at diagnosis.
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"My dad didn't have a month after his diagnosis," says Luna.
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The star went public news of her diagnosis in September 2017.
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For Michael DiZoglio, a diagnosis came from a lack of pain.
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But some doctors will make a diagnosis from an ultrasound alone.
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This diagnosis wasn't a bookend for the rescue, just an obstacle.
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And so when I got the diagnosis, I cried with relief.
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Cassidy revealed his dementia diagnosis in the People article published Monday.
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They can confirm their diagnosis with follow-up biopsies and tests.
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His son's deadly diagnosis made cancer a dear issue to Biden.
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She died on Monday, less than two months after her diagnosis.
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ALS patients typically survive two to seven years beyond their diagnosis.
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Campany wouldn't share which system did the best job on diagnosis.
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A few days later, Gus received a diagnosis of Lyme disease.
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Even after her heart failure diagnosis, she remains stronger than ever.
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Shaughnessy's diagnosis manifested in different ways throughout his relationship with Metzger.
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They're by no means a definitive diagnosis of any heart condition.
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Gastineau, 60, said that he received the serious diagnosis last year.
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Nor did the exposed data include any diagnosis or treatment information.
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In some rare diseases, such early diagnosis can be life-saving.
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Seizures, scoliosis and feeding therapy are also parts of the diagnosis.
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After the diagnosis, I had the perspective to begin getting better.
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And pornography addiction does not officially exist as a psychological diagnosis.
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Most of all, he's determined to use his diagnosis of alexithymia.
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The diagnosis regime was this massive effort to index the population.
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It took them quite a while to get an accurate diagnosis.
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Now, they spend the anniversary of her diagnosis together every year.
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Soon after the diagnosis, he underwent surgery to remove a tumor.
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"This is not good news," Trump said, referring to the diagnosis.
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They offered a clear diagnosis and quick solution for the messy,
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I still like having the diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type.
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The diagnosis is less mixed when it comes to health care.
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They operate the imaging equipment used to diagnosis and treat patients.
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After a diagnosis, surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy are common treatments.
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Mr Trump's diagnosis of America's ills is quite correct, they sniff.
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The sick woman's relatives agreed to keep quiet about the diagnosis.
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"I've had a full life since [my diagnosis]," he told CBS.
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This wasn't a cancer diagnosis; it was just a genetic mutation.
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Doherty first shared news of her cancer diagnosis in February 2015.
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This led him to make his original diagnosis, which suspected cancer.
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Hence the search is on for a better form of diagnosis.
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But with the diagnosis of his nephew, he began to learn.
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The special begins with Beth's diagnosis, which she revealed in September.
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In October, Strauss wrote of her diagnosis on her Facebook page.
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On Thursday, Louis-Dreyfus announced her cancer diagnosis through social media.
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During childhood, 247 of them met the diagnosis criteria for ADHD.
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The average age of SSPE diagnosis among those cases was 12.
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He was forced to end his campaign after his cancer diagnosis.
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Democratic leaders, by contrast, agree with her diagnosis of the problem.
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Shortly after her diagnosis my wife demanded we get a puppy.
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Still, in the days after my diagnosis, anxiety swallowed me whole.
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The real-life couple also shared a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.
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The risk dropped off dramatically by the eighth day after diagnosis.
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Farley went on to reveal her son's autism diagnosis in November.
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Finally, it "came clean" with its statement about a pneumonia diagnosis.
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I didn't have any symptoms leading up to my cancer diagnosis.
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"I couldn't believe it," Scatton tells PEOPLE about her grim diagnosis.
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When you diagnose, drug susceptibility should be part of that diagnosis.
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She underwent aggressive chemotherapy, but died several months after her diagnosis.
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Yet my diagnosis has only encouraged my love of everything beauty.
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There quickly followed an unrelated diagnosis of stage 4 uterine cancer.
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"The lack of diagnosis is the biggest challenge," Kopparapu told IEEE.
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"Alfie's diagnosis has given me a new purpose," she told ABC.
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"It's a little bit premature to label this as a diagnosis."
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When she first received her diagnosis, she was treated with chemotherapy.
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So how exactly does this confusing diagnosis impact women's sex lives?
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"I'm busy," he recently told PEOPLE of life after his diagnosis.
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With its checklist approach to diagnosis, DSM-5 is under attack.
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Following Clinton's pneumonia diagnosis earlier this month, Reid attacked Trump's health.
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Only 12 of these people were alive one year after diagnosis.
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The average diagnosis for endometriosis takes between six and 10 years.
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Prater didn't originally think anything of the irritation before the diagnosis.
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Wilsey says the officer who responded knew Keith and his diagnosis.
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Early diagnosis and treatment, experts say, increases the chances of recovery.
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Her hallucinations had begun one year after her diagnosis with Parkinson's.
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Even with the alarming diagnosis, Kardashian has remained out of touch.
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West also opened up to Trump about his bipolar disorder diagnosis.
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I know work on an Afghanistan plan also proceeded [his] diagnosis.
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Diagnosis in hand, the judge dismissed the case on December 9.
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Her diagnosis didn't embarrass her and it didn't ruin her, either.
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And in the UK, at least, DID is a controversial diagnosis.
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At the very least he needs a diagnosis, and a prognosis.
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Within the week, Hambrock had a diagnosis: early stage testicular cancer.
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Dickinson, 61, revealed her diagnosis during a video interview with DailyMail.com.
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He received his diagnosis one Monday lunchtime in September of 2013.
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The definitive diagnosis dropped on me like the sword of Damocles.
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Apparently, he hid his diagnosis even from his castmates on Power.
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As so often, he is right and admirable in his diagnosis.
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Mary Jo claims Christian was made aware of his father's diagnosis.
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Early diagnosis can help patients and families prepare, the report recommends.
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This diagnosis seems based on instructions he gave on his deathbed.
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Given the limited information available, neurosyphilis belongs in the differential diagnosis.
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Ali's diagnosis of Parkinson's came about three years after he retired.
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She has an update on my diagnosis: Grade 3, Stage 2b.
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It all bodes well for the future of genome-based diagnosis.
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Meghan King Edmonds is opening up about her son Hart's diagnosis.
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So we have the symptoms (losing) and the diagnosis (altitude sickness).
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Spot an incorrect diagnosis on a patient's list of medical problems?
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And they share a diagnosis: both of them have cerebral palsy.
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In September 2010, the specialist delivered the diagnosis: anaplastic thyroid cancer.
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"A wealth tax fits in squarely within her diagnosis," he said.
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I was devastated by the diagnosis and these two terrible options.
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The second concern is the WHO diagnosis will cause unintended harms.
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Its zigs and zags call less for explanation than for diagnosis.
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It includes both diagnosis as well as treatment of common ailments.
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It was November 23rd, fourteen months after he received his diagnosis.
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Following her diagnosis of iCarr went through eight rounds of chemotherapy.
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If a diagnosis does fit, experts say, treatment should integrate it.
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It would be regulated, however, if the software makes a diagnosis.
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In her case, Anna sought out preimplantation genetic diagnosis, or PGD.
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After receiving a neurodevelopmental assessment, Ethan was given an autism diagnosis.
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Read more:A woman got breast implants after a breast cancer diagnosis.
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Isaac received the diagnosis when he was over 9 months old.
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This stigma hasn't prevented Alexander from telling people about his diagnosis.
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Other orthopedic surgeons consulted by Dr. Kappelman made the same diagnosis.
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When the diagnosis was correct a surgery had to be performed.
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But Cappotelli was sidelined by a brain cancer diagnosis in 2006.
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Fled his wife and his son and his son's autism diagnosis.
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Over the course of a year, dermatologists hunted for a diagnosis.
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Story at a glance You've just been given the diagnosis: cancer.
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A diagnosis can only come after death through brain tissue analysis.
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Felipe was given a diagnosis of common cold and given Tylenol.
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People often talk about their diagnosis being a life-changing experience.
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He was admitted here just a year ago, with the diagnosis . . .
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Just four years after the diagnosis, Paul was placed on dialysis.
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It's not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
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And medical diagnosis is now in the hands of IBM's Watson.
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What if we changed scenarios and talked about a medical diagnosis?
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They were also more likely to have received a depression diagnosis.
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She figured out a diagnosis that had puzzled others for years.
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The cancer diagnosis has deep significance for the former Utah governor.
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In 2014, African Americans received 44 percent of new HIV diagnosis.
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Freudis Nova arrives (LW: NR) No, it's not a psychological diagnosis.
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Doctors had yet to see a patient with an equivalent diagnosis.
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I did my best to avoid them all (diagnosis: specific phobia).
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My journey to a proper diagnosis is not at all uncommon.
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The official diagnosis is now "substance use disorder," moderate to severe.
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"What is the diagnosis?" my husband demanded at each medical visit.
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I've mainly had issues with how the diagnosis affected my life.
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I told my husband about the diagnosis, but no one else.
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I was exhausted, and I wasn't ready to demand a diagnosis.
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I can't tell you his name, or his mental health diagnosis.
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The conversation builds to a succinct diagnosis of our political landscape.
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Doctors had given her a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis years earlier.
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A new diagnosis or big change in health can be frightening.
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But he had hardly expected a diagnosis before he turned 60.
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The father of the family, Dre, got a diagnosis of diabetes.
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But neither diagnosis would have made them candidates for lengthy hospitalizations.
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Yet Asperger syndrome is still an official diagnosis in most countries.
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Their diagnosis was controversial at the time, to put it lightly.
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With those tests, doctors can get a diagnosis and begin treatment.
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Cognitive screenings like the Moca do not provide a specific diagnosis.
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He had received a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease 21975 years ago.
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At the time, he didn't have a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
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He was given a diagnosis of bipolar disorder at age 226.
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Hanks and Wilson have also been sharing messages from their diagnosis.
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It was harder when a doctor told Daniel about his diagnosis.
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This shared diagnosis leads to a fierce solidarity among the residents.
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He asked her to share her diagnosis when she got one.
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Let's take the example of a human doctor making a diagnosis.
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So over the two years after the diagnosis, a pattern developed.
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He suffers from consumption, but that diagnosis is perhaps too simple.
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Five years after my diagnosis, my oncologist said I was cured.
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But first there must be a diagnosis of what went wrong.
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He consulted several doctors, none of whom could specify a diagnosis.
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In the end, the woman's diagnosis of lung cancer was bleak.
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Before they could, Mr. McHenry received a diagnosis of bone cancer.
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He was almost 60 with a new diagnosis of advanced melanoma.
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Secretary Mattis, we don't need any more diagnosis of the problem.
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Diagnosis She could feel the child move inside her enlarged abdomen.
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TennesseeTennessee has tested at least eight people, with one positive diagnosis.
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Her diagnosis came in 2009, just after my step-father died.
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Shocked at the diagnosis of cancer, athletic passions became Hart's solace.
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I should like to be given details of the doctors' diagnosis.
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Justin Huff, above, received his diagnosis just after his 21st birthday.
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The diagnosis set off a chain reaction for the Troy family.
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She had received a diagnosis of Lewy body dementia in 2012.
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Her father was growing more ill after a Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
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"You need people to willingly present themselves for diagnosis," he said.
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Correction: Alex Trebek announced his cancer diagnosis in 2019, not 2018.
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I have lived with the shame of my diagnosis for decades.
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Shortages might also hinder diagnosis of Zika and possible associated problems.
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The first person to identify the correct diagnosis is the winner.
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The diagnosis is based on the patient's story and medical history.
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"It underscores the importance of proper diagnosis and testing," Clemens said.
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After her diagnosis, she learned that she had dense breast tissue.
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A few months before her diagnosis, Austin had attended a wedding.
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For their first T.B.I. diagnosis, 85 percent were this mild type.
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My psychiatric diagnosis has changed from paranoid schizophrenia to schizoaffective disorder.
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They tracked antibiotic exposure three to 12 months before the diagnosis.
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His second visit was covered because his diagnosis was breathing trouble.
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Mr. Lewis long propounded his diagnosis of a sick Arab society.
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Now throw in lack of a diagnosis and dwindling financial resources.
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All had been given a diagnosis within the previous five years.
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He went to Planned Parenthood and received his HIV-positive diagnosis.
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She retired in 2009 after receiving a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
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Three years later, Ms. Quon received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
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It came a day after Beijing altered its previous diagnosis protocol.
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Methods of diagnosis can also change daily, skewing the figures unhelpfully.
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Long before that diagnosis, he struggled with depression and substance abuse.
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The diagnosis prompted USFK to raise its risk level to high.
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He had received a diagnosis of colon cancer in September 2017.
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The diagnosis came just weeks after he married his longtime sweetheart.
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Originally when they found the correct diagnosis, they said five years.
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Cope's diagnosis, regularly cited by Austen scholars, has not gone unchallenged.
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There is also a potential medical downside to diagnosis and treatment.
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This gain or loss in conductivity is translated into a diagnosis.
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Who did you turn to to help cope with your diagnosis?
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Today, the facility studies the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of pathogens.
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But the conservative diagnosis of that problem is wrong — dead wrong.
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A diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea requires an overnight sleep study.
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They helped us access information about his diagnosis and his potential.
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In early 2015, he was given a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
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An MRI is scheduled for Saturday afternoon to confirm the diagnosis.
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Diagnosis of ailments and diseases is being done remotely these days.
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After their diagnosis, they moved to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Swift could be referring to her mother, Andrea Swift's, cancer diagnosis.
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Since her diagnosis, Inaba has made big changes in her life.
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Patients cannot start treatment until a definitive diagnosis has been made.
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Medicare pays hospitals a lump sum tied to a patient's diagnosis.
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About $30 billion a year is spent on initial diagnosis alone.
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Johnson knew about the diagnosis before most people in the country.
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Huey Lewis has struggled to cope with his hearing loss diagnosis.
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And a cancer diagnosis is the definition of a catastrophic illness.
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"Denial is really healthy," she joked about coping with her diagnosis.
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Biden's son died in 2015, two years after his initial diagnosis.
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I remember speaking to him a few days after his diagnosis.
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My memory and emotional ability to cope with my diagnosis worsened.
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He'd lost a lot of friends when he got the diagnosis.
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I toyed around with the idea of some kind of diagnosis.
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I toyed around with the idea of some kind of diagnosis.
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She's outspoken about her diagnosis, especially with the students she mentors.
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Could a pneumonia diagnosis be a reflection of poor overall health?
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Or perhaps a doctor, lacking sufficient equipment, makes an incorrect diagnosis.
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Mr. Trebek said that he learned about the diagnosis this week.
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The iconic game show host has been handed a frightening diagnosis.
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"There was such nihilism," Dr. Teitelbaum said of the diagnosis then.
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Miller long suspected he had HPPD before getting an official diagnosis.
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So he went to his bishop and told him his diagnosis.
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Researchers tracked more than 16,2000 men and women and found that a new diagnosis of hearing loss between ages 217 and 245 more than doubled the odds of a dementia diagnosis in the next dozen years.
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"Part of that is driven by the fact that today there is no therapy - there's no reason to actually make the diagnosis," she said, noting that a real treatment should significantly help improve the diagnosis rate.
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The F.D.A. warned that the Apple Watch was not meant as a substitute for traditional diagnosis, and it said the device was not intended for people under 22 or those with a diagnosis of atrial fibrillation.
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Nowadays, in order to qualify for a gender dysphoria diagnosis, the child must be persistent, insistent, and consistent in their gender identity over a long period of time, criteria that didn't exist under the older diagnosis.
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The CDC researchers tested 69 cerebrospinal fluid samples sent to the agency between 2011 and 2017, and found 12 that had DNA from Angiostrongylus cantonensis, a diagnosis of probably angiostrongyliasis, and enough information to confirm the diagnosis.
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Yes, therapy is designed for you to work out issues, and the linear path of diagnosis and then treatment might be some people's experiences, but it's actually common for your therapist not to bring up a diagnosis.
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"It is possible that a better understanding of genetic risk will allow us to predict risk before diagnosis in the future, potentially allowing us to intervene before a diagnosis has been made," Veenstra-VanderWeele said by email.
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CLINTON: Well, again — again, I absolutely agree with the diagnosis, the diagnosis that we've got to do much more to finish the work of getting universal health care coverage, something that I've worked on for 25 years.
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A study published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine found that heart attacks are six times more likely seven days after a flu diagnosis, compared to a year before or after the flu diagnosis.
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She received her cancer diagnosis May 6, the day that show opened.
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In 2017, the cartoonist provided a statement to Variety regarding his diagnosis.
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She died in 2009, 12 years after her diagnosis, at age 63.
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The most common diagnosis among both groups were fractures, at 40 percent.
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One day after revealing his brain cancer diagnosis to the world, Sen.
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And consider the amount of symptoms, diagnosis and subsequent research is tricky.
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But his career was derailed by a diagnosis of late-onset schizophrenia.
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Since her ALS diagnosis, "My life has changed completely," de Bruijne wrote.
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Faced with this diagnosis, most doctors would take the low-risk option.
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He was hit with the devastating news of a testicular cancer diagnosis.
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Before her diagnosis, the underlying cause of her health problems went unexplained.
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The first mumps diagnosis was made on June 8, the jail said.
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In Wallace's terms, that diagnosis can be done in about two lines.
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Correction: The language around the writer's diagnosis has been updated for clarity.
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It promises to automatically analyze medical images and data to aid diagnosis.
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His correct diagnosis came four months late because of the mix-up.
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At the time, Beth revealed her diagnosis in a letter to friends.
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Of her mother's diagnosis, Menounos admits that hearing the news wasn't easy.
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Throughout it all, Alex struggled to find the right doctors and diagnosis.
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My dad, reluctant to accept a bipolar diagnosis, considered a second opinion.
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And look, patients, when they get that diagnosis, they're looking for reasons.
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Many victims were cremated immediately, before their diagnosis and treatment in China.
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On Thursday he said the diagnosis was "incredibly clarifying" about his future.
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Prompt diagnosis and management are important to save the lives of both.
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ASD includes a wide range of behavioral traits that vary per diagnosis.
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The family returned to their home in Colorado shortly after the diagnosis.
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Josh Evans' cancer diagnosis motivated him to start trading stocks full time.
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Schizophrenia: Gary Lovett's official diagnosis, though Earl's dad never used the word.
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Doing nothing used to be the standard response to a Parkinson's diagnosis.
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After her diagnosis, she said, her husband's support has been her cornerstone.
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The diagnosis led Jacobs to give up her favorite pastime: horseback riding.
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Only one quarter of Carl's subjects had ever received a formal diagnosis.
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But it did lay out Schultz's basic diagnosis of America's political problems.
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It wasn't prompted by my employer or by some dire health diagnosis.
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Charlotte already let us know Bethany's diagnosis as well— intermittent explosive disorder.
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That's all you can do when you get a diagnosis like this.
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She's going to get a diagnosis, and a new course of treatment.
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"Porn addiction," therefore, isn't a scientific term, let alone an official diagnosis.
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A diagnosis in rural America is deadlier than one in its cities.
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Spasers so absorbed can be employed for two purposes: diagnosis and destruction.
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This broad, fuzzy diagnosis could stigmatize gamers and lead to more misconceptions.
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We define mental illness by certain sets of criteria and a diagnosis.
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But for many others around the world, this diagnosis is never made.
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"It's creating horrible stress when I'm already under stress from this diagnosis."
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Louis-Dreyfus did not provide any further details about her cancer diagnosis.
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McCain has been getting out and about since receiving the cancer diagnosis.
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Were there any brands that stopped working with you after your diagnosis?
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Coffee started show the symptoms of lymphoma two days after his diagnosis.
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" Adds her husband: "It's a terminal diagnosis, but we pray every day.
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Others may have suffered complications from delayed diagnosis or care, Zakrison said.
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Only a few other dozen people in the world share his diagnosis.
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That's because a new diagnosis might make you uninsurable in the future.
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She had to cancel three days of campaigning because of the diagnosis.
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He called the diagnosis "clarifying" in deciding to enter the presidential race.
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He said he fell off the wagon after receiving his HIV diagnosis.
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Now, Trebek is hoping to successfully battle his most recent diagnosis: cancer.
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Moreover, when it comes to diagnosis, they fail to consider underlying causes.
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I've been diagnosed as bipolar, and my diagnosis really affected my relationship.
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PSA testing is no longer recommended due to concerns of over-diagnosis.
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Of course, getting the right treatment depends on getting the right diagnosis.
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"I&aposve had a full life since then [the diagnosis]," Alda said.
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For Merrill, her diagnosis came as a shock, and led to denial.
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Our mother, a physician specializing in internal medicine, offered a psychiatric diagnosis.
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The diagnosis is heart disease, or, as it's also known, traffic congestion.
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Patients with Burkitt diagnosis have a "good prognosis," according to Miller's rep.
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In the fight against cancer, early diagnosis is essential to effective treatment.
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Four years later, though, she would get her first breast cancer diagnosis.
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"The diagnosis has not yet been confirmed," a statement from Emory said.
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But a fairer diagnosis would be that it has a split personality.
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Patients were 69 years old on average at the time of diagnosis.
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You know, to cut down on all that googling and self-diagnosis.
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You can't fix a problem if you don't get the diagnosis right.
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"I wasn't going to let a diagnosis become my life," he says.
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An MRI confirmed the preliminary diagnosis Monday morning, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported.
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"I was so embarrassed about it," Lakshmi said of the endometriosis diagnosis.
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They looked for a diagnosis of neurodegenerative disease starting one year later.
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After a few moments, the vet delivered his fifth and final diagnosis.
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He revealed his diagnosis in November when his rep confirmed to PEOPLE.
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It's a diagnosis that they have to deal with as a family.
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The diagnosis in 2000 was not McCain's only history of skin cancer.
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What went through your mind when the doctor told you her diagnosis?
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WHEN I GOT THE DIAGNOSIS, AGAIN MAYBE IT'S PART OF MY TRADITION.
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And having a diagnosis helped Wilson and McFarlane make a treatment plan.
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Smith's diagnosis came as she was continuing to build her own empire.
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You do not speak about the diagnosis and treatment of a serious
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But that feeling subsided when I realized how serious the diagnosis is.
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It can take a long time to get a diagnosis for fibromyalgia.
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"From the diagnosis to today feels like one long day," Gordon says.
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Alfie's diagnosis came just nine days later after his father's last session.
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Both with the same diagnosis, but …with very different paths to healing.
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Shortening the time between HIV infection and diagnosis is key to prevention.
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Only then could I arrive at a definitive diagnosis and management plan.
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Eighty-three percent said they'd never received a mental-health diagnosis before.
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But Jimmy Butler's trade demand hit this organization like a PTSD diagnosis.
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Clinton has faced criticism for not disclosing her pneumonia diagnosis last week.
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"I'm in the healthiest place I've been since my diagnosis," he continued.
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I start one talk with an abbreviated reading of my diagnosis piece.
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" So, in getting a diagnosis, this discussion has directly "extended their lives.
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She is the third Connecticut resident to receive a diagnosis of Zika.
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That diagnosis was ruled out by an M.R.I., but I didn't care.
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Clinton said her "instinct" was to press on campaigning despite her diagnosis.
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My mom died of pancreatic cancer Monday - exactly one month after diagnosis.
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He received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and died several months later.
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So when they first told us [about the diagnosis] we were heartbroken.
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"They got back together two years ago before his diagnosis," says Roberts.
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In the days after Kurian's diagnosis, his family searched for treatment options.
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Since her first diagnosis in 1997, her cancer reoccured over 12 times.
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Others argue that the diagnosis is essential to ensure access to care.
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"Today's diagnosis is not tomorrow's prognosis," she said in a recent interview.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) brain cancer diagnosis made in a closed-door session.
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But to people who didn't know about her diagnosis, she looked normal.
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Read more: A woman got breast implants after a breast-cancer diagnosis.
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The test could speed up the diagnosis process, saving thousands of lives.
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But today it's difficult because it's not a moment in time diagnosis.
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Patients typically succumb to the disease within 15‐25 years of diagnosis.
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Use the resources around you to back up your diagnosis and decisions.
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They are proposing the creation of a new diagnosis: mild behavioral impairment.
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The Diagnosis Babesiosis is caused by the parasite Babesia microti, a protozoa.
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It's powerful because it's not an invective so much as a diagnosis.
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Mr. Klein's diagnosis came mere months after the Frightnrs fulfilled a dream.
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In turn, this could allow for earlier diagnosis and treatment of patients.
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The most common errors occur in diagnosis, prescription and use of medicines.
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The louder you clap, the more you're going to enjoy my diagnosis.
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A cancer diagnosis is no longer the death sentence it once was.
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In the meantime, the baby's survival depends on the act of diagnosis.
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Solving the Mystery A diagnosis was made within the next 24 hours.
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The diagnosis was changed to a sports hernia that will require surgery.
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Her third cancer diagnosis was BIA-ALCL linked to her breast implants.
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He had received that diagnosis Friday, a day after Pittsburgh defeated Nashville.
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Sometimes when you accept a diagnosis, your world shrinks in on itself.
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This was later followed by a cancer diagnosis and subsequent kidney failure.
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"Her diagnosis was that Jason Momoa had squished my hands," Benioff revealed.
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We don't always see the correct diagnosis when our patients are alive.
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He has assumed a reduced role in the Senate since his diagnosis.
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A government psychiatrist told Reuters he has no doubt about the diagnosis.
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After a couple of months, I finally received a mitochondrial disease diagnosis.
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After my diagnosis, I felt empty and was told I had depression.
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In early June, all the test results confirmed her diagnosis: BIA-ALCL.
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How did your knowledge of cancer impact your reaction to your diagnosis?
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"It's still quite shocking," she told the Daily Mail of her diagnosis.
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And most people don't notice a difference before and after their diagnosis.
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That's because the diagnosis for polycythemia vera is very fungible, Prasad said.
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Any solution has to begin with a correct diagnosis of the problem.
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They typically use the SOAP method to manage and track their diagnosis.
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The diagnosis, offered by his own party: It's just not politically viable.
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His last diagnosis was another metastasis, grown on one of his vertebrae.
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The patient then gets a diagnosis, treatment plan and prescription if needed.
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He says when he got his diagnosis in 2010 he went numb.
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Will they be more hesitant to come out about a psychiatric diagnosis?
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She has a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder, according to McCoy.
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A diagnosis of breast cancer at age 413 is shattering for anyone.
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And in Arkansas, Clarke Tucker shares his 133 diagnosis of bladder cancer.
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ONE OF THE CURSES of the modern age is the terminal diagnosis.
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The day it opened was the day she received her cancer diagnosis.
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Mitt Romney, say they're self-quarantining after hearing about Paul's coronavirus diagnosis.
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Each diagnosis, he told me, reminded him that he didn't have forever.
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Trump told reporters Thursday that he was not concerned about Wajngarten's diagnosis.
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This includes disease prevention, diagnosis and screening, patient care and disease management.
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When did you know what her diagnosis would be in Season 3?
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Now, 10 years after the diagnosis, she has no evidence of cancer.
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ALS patients typically die within three to five years of their diagnosis.
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Like many patients with chronic pain, Golson never got a concrete diagnosis.
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It wasn't prompted by my employer, or by some dire health diagnosis.
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Yet, she believes, the correct diagnosis is missed more often than not.
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"He's not making the diagnosis — my 276-year-old rookie," Fizdale said.
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We're with him in Australia after he receives a diagnosis of pancreatitis.
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The patient and his doctors were thrilled to finally have a diagnosis.
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Diagnosis "I can't breathe," the woman panted, her voice a husky monotone.
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Nine volunteers developed diabetes, but they reached that diagnosis by different paths.
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New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, confirmed the diagnosis to reporters on Monday.
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I have never been given a diagnosis of moral injury, only depression.
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But she did include her diagnosis of what happened to Whitney Houston.
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He since has apologized for acting carelessly before learning of the diagnosis.
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She and Mr. Shohl were married in 2016, after Dr. Pager's diagnosis.
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He is not the first celebrity to announce a positive coronavirus diagnosis.
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The family took Suna for testing, and doctors confirmed the Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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Often, the sheer trauma of a terminal diagnosis causes patients to forget.
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A diagnosis brought them out of crushing isolation and into a community.
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That provides a reliable diagnosis, but it depends on lab-bound machines.
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My diagnosis of the thin-file problem is based on two observations.
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I don't remember crying over the terrible cancer diagnosis back in 2008.
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MeMed Diagnosis: Instant determines if an illness is a virus or not
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Sayyad's diagnosis was a significant event, and not only for his family.
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He learned of the diagnosis this month, after what Lewis, D-Ga.
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After John's AIDS diagnosis, I was rushed in for my own test.
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He was sent away with a prescription but without a proper diagnosis.
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She would need a biopsy of the heart to make that diagnosis.
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The C.D.C. later said that the passenger's diagnosis was a false positive.
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During the SARS outbreak, the China CDC initially made the wrong diagnosis.
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And one of the topics I learned about was testing and diagnosis.
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Wisdom went through a grueling 19 weeks of chemo following his diagnosis.
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Viruses couldn't be treated before diagnosis, so she focused on bacterial infections.
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Currently, only 22020 percent of patients are alive five years after diagnosis.
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The disease was swift; my father died two years after his diagnosis.
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He revealed his cancer diagnosis during his final SiriusXM NASCAR Radio show.
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It also investigates his post-mortem diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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The point is that "cultural appropriation," as a diagnosis, is decidedly unhelpful.
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But the real art of diagnosis, I soon learned, wasn't so straightforward.
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Then in the spring, Mr. Thompson received a diagnosis of colon cancer.
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She received a vertigo diagnosis and was forced to stop working again.
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Since her diagnosis, Stephanie Fischer has dedicated her life to this cause.
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The C.D.C. later said that the passenger's diagnosis was a false positive.
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Mr. Stein's cancer diagnosis made the switch to original Medicare virtually impossible.
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A muscle biopsy would be needed to confirm the diagnosis of dermatomyositis.
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Even among those with heroin overdoses, less than half got this diagnosis.
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They are the only ones who can actually give you a diagnosis.
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"We're not relying on them to make a timely diagnosis," he added.
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That's when the Russian doctor shared his diagnosis with a few acquaintances.
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The milestone came despite a cancer diagnosis more than three years earlier.
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The policy was in good standing when my stepfather got his diagnosis.
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He continues working as a successful attorney, keeping his diagnosis a secret.
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Officials told the newspaper one diagnosis of HIV happens every three days.
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But it's a diagnosis in itself, with its own biology and symptoms.
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Two years into his diagnosis, Ted's health and quality of life plummeted.
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About 50 percent of cases result in a definitive diagnosis, said Kertesz.
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The legendary host announced his stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis in March.
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The diagnosis was grave, the treatment arduous and life-threatening in itself.
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An accurate diagnosis of mental illness is a serious and laborious undertaking.
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Once they finally got the diagnosis — "heart attack" — they needed a statement.
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Then he was sent home with a diagnosis of a stomach bug.
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A diagnosis of computer- or light-exacerbated seborrheic dermatitis is highly unusual.
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"Early evaluation and diagnosis can possibly lead to better outcomes," says Nesheiwat.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) became emotional while discussing her father's brain cancer diagnosis.
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"It's a bad diagnosis," Illinois radiologist David Ayoub contends 20 years later.
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He said he decided to share his diagnosis because of recent speculation.
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After my diagnosis, my professional life suddenly took a very personal turn.
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When we received Anna's diagnosis by phone, she was 2 weeks old.
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True story: a friend received a preliminary diagnosis suggesting advanced breast cancer.
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Zero. Generally, no American can enlist into the military with this diagnosis.
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GBM typically results in death in the first 15 months after diagnosis.
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The actions of prison workers were based on that diagnosis, he said.
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In his NHL return following the diagnosis, Boyle scored against the Canucks.
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She saw doctors, but none of them had a diagnosis for her.
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She was not offered a BRCA blood test until after her diagnosis.
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In our common fight for survival, a diagnosis is just the beginning.
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Sometimes the best you can really do is offer a better diagnosis.
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There were ideological disagreements about the prescription but consensus on the diagnosis.
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He had received a diagnosis of a malignant brain tumor, he said.
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But some were not so sure getting a diagnosis had helped them.
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He is trying not to let the diagnosis take over his life.
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They need to pay more attention to diagnosis, not just your birthday.
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Several of these sentences have been served after his mental health diagnosis.
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Over the past decade, low T has become an extremely controversial diagnosis.
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Today, "hysteria" as a diagnosis has been retired to the history books.
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With this program, you have the ability to diagnosis and amend that.
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How and why did you turn your diagnosis into Over the Hill?
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Poor diagnosis and treatment strategies are not the only problem in Chile.
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After my diagnosis, I felt like I didn't know who I was.
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"We found that acne increased the risk of developing clinical depression by 63 percent in the first year following an acne diagnosis and that this risk remained elevated for five years after the initial acne diagnosis," Vallerand said.
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Henner, former star of the hit sitcom Taxi, and her husband Michael Brown appeared on Megyn Kelly Today on Tuesday, when they discussed his 2003 diagnosis with bladder cancer — followed by a lung cancer diagnosis two months later.
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That basic insight—that diagnosis means recognizing cues correctly and interpreting them consistently, and computers may outpace humans at both—has led today's researchers to combine machine learning and big data in an effort to automate cancer diagnosis.
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"The cancer diagnosis in this age range is really impactful, not just at the time of diagnosis but through treatment and beyond treatment," said study co-author Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin, a professor at Oregon Health and Science University.
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