Then he began to develop a hypersensitivity of his scalp.
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Vermin. Pointing this out is not an exercise in hypersensitivity.
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"The ultimate diagnosis was hypersensitivity pneumonitis — 'pneumonitis' means inflammation of the lung, 'hypersensitivity' means due to an overreaction by the body's immune system to something," study coauthor Dr. Daniel J. Weiner told BuzzFeed News.
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It would also explain the creatures' hypersensitivity to sound on Earth.
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There can also be sensory hypersensitivity, or sensitivity to light and sound.
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It's called "covert narcissism," which is denoted by introversion, hypersensitivity, defensiveness, and anxiety.
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Her recent hospitalization proved that she had a severe hypersensitivity reaction to NSAIDs.
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There's the lurking fear that the accusations might be based on misunderstanding or hypersensitivity.
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The official name for a semen allergy is human seminal plasma hypersensitivity, or HSP.
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"In women, this can cause clitoral pain, hypersensitivity, or difficulty reaching orgasm," she says.
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But Devin Nunes has done the impossible and surpassed even Donald Trump in hypersensitivity.
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He was first diagnosed with hypersensitivity pneumonitis in 2009, though the trigger was unknown then.
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Nine percent had reflux hypersensitivity, meaning the esophagus is extra sensitive to even slight reflux.
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Much like Pisces, a fellow water sign, Cancers are often associated with clinginess and hypersensitivity.
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Our campus protests are more "days of wounded self-righteous hypersensitivity" than days of rage.
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And I think it can be helpful to think of electromagnetic "hypersensitivity" in the same way.
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Claims of electromagnetic hypersensitivity have also not held up in the face of double blind experiments.
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The electoral hypersensitivity of job cuts is further heightened by Merkel's precarious standing in opinion polls.
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The samples grew several kinds of fungi, which research has linked to the development of hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
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DUPIXENT can cause serious side effects, including: · Allergic reactions (hypersensitivity), including a severe reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Or rather, he proves the first part, by proving that Chuck's electromagnetic hypersensitivity is psychosomatic in nature.
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It's just programming, a result of immune system hypersensitivity found in some people but less so in others.
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No hypersensitivity reactions or drug-related serious adverse events were reported and no anti-NEOD001 antibodies were detected.
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It's just programming, a result of immune system hypersensitivity found in some people but less so in others.
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These can include discomfort around other people, hypersensitivity to sounds, touch, tastes, smells and light, and obsessive interests.
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"There is a hypersensitivity now in the industry to vehicle safety," said Scott Upham, of Valient Market Research.
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These medications are a common cause of allergic and other types of hypersensitivity reactions, second only to antibiotics.
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The verdict on the patient's condition was that he had feather duvet lung, a subset of hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
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The editor of Walrus, a better-known magazine, decried "political correctness, tokenism and hypersensitivity" in cultural and academic bodies.
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The rash is a form of dermatitis or skin inflammation caused by a hypersensitivity reaction to the larvae cells.
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Some of the meditators had limited challenges, like hypersensitivity to light for a little bit after a long session.
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These symptoms, dubbed "discontinuation syndrome" include flu-like symptoms, hypersensitivity, insomnia, vivid dreams, and the sensation of electric shocks.
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This could cause the boys to have difficulty accurately assessing the passage of time, problems sleeping and hypersensitivity to light.
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Chuck believes he suffers from electromagnetic hypersensitivity, which means he cannot be around any electrical devices, lest he pass out.
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In actuality, it often just exposes hypersensitivity and the unwillingness of the speaker to endure the pains of self-restraint.
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There are different types of hypersensitivity reactions, and knowing which type the patient had was important for treatment and prognosis.
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Researchers found that as individuals in the study aged, they became less sensitive, with hypersensitivity sharply declining at age 40.
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So once I know how to talk to these machines I lend them my hypersensitivity to how people move through spaces.
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This hypersensitivity can disrupt a person's ability to stay present and may be at the root of concentration difficulties in anxiety.
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But for the subjects of Claudia Gori's photographs, who suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), it's not a debate—it's their lives.
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Postmortem examination revealed extensive lung damage with acute respiratory distress syndrome and tissue scarring, which are associated with chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
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He also expressed appreciation that other news outlets' "hypersensitivity" had allowed him to pick up Oreskes and Moody at bargain prices.
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Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is a condition where a person's lung get inflamed because they inhaled allergens like dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals.
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The failure, say lawyers, stems from a Europe-wide hypersensitivity about privacy, which is especially acute when it comes to taxes.
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A new study, the largest-ever conducted narcissism, looked specifically at hypersensitivity, a trait that helps determine how narcissistic people are.
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Apparently inhaling chemicals gave the unnamed patient hypersensitivity pneumonitis, or "wet lung," which can also be caused by breathing in dust.
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If you use this toothpaste regularly, you'll see whiter teeth over time, sans that annoying hypersensitivity that comes with some whitening treatments.
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Antoine responds to a perceived loss of dominance with limitless resentment and a hypersensitivity to the slightest sign of disrespect or incivility.
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But liberals and conservatives agree that the situation on campuses is something far more corrosive than mere hypersensitivity by 18-year-olds.
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Because many journalists failed to take memes seriously at first, hypersensitivity has now made many susceptible to overcorrection, which supercharges that aforementioned pipeline.
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"That kind of news always has an impact on markets in this environment where there is hypersensitivity to the trade situation," Hooper said.
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This hypersensitivity acts almost exactly like a typical food allergy, with symptoms like hives, trouble breathing, or even a life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
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Her doctors diagnosed hypersensitivity pneumonitis, sometimes called wet lung, an inflammation of the lungs due to an allergic reaction to chemicals or dust.
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As a schoolteacher, for example, she said that her "hypersensitivity" has allowed her to read her students and be a more effective educator.
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Some of these critics deployed the preferred language of right-wing trolls to decry her hypersensitivity: "Easy there social justice warrior," one wrote.
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The promotion seems out of character for the company, which is renowned for its excellent treatment of drivers and hypersensitivity to their needs.
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In 2016, I was found to have hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a rare autoimmune system disorder that arises from breathing in dust or toxins repeatedly.
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The researchers defined "hypersensitivity" as being unreceptive to others&apos feedback and lashing out at any criticism toward one&aposs self, Naftulin wrote.
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And this hypersensitivity, as you might call it, is important: "Our findings suggest that teens are better at learning from experience," explains Dr. Shohamy.
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Dr. Sadick also recommends doing a small patch test on your skin prior to dousing your head to rule out allergic reactions or hypersensitivity.
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The reactions appeared regional -- patients in Arkansas and North Carolina and Tennessee experienced the hypersensitivity, but ones in Boston and northern California did not.
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The doctors also noted that they're unsure how common feather-induced hypersensitivity pneumonitis is because "the disease is often unrecognized or misdiagnosed," they wrote.
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But when his symptoms got worse, the man underwent a CT scan of his lungs and a specialist accurately diagnosed him with hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
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However, in a victim culture, individuals cede their power, relying instead on "hypersensitivity and fragility" to catalyze others to affect change on their behalf.
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"You've gone from a period of zero sensitivity to headlines to a period of hypersensitivity," said James Athey, senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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The are also symptoms of thought disorder—disorganized or broken thinking—as well as symptoms reminiscent of Autism spectrum disorders, like hypersensitivity and social anxiety.
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She said that I seemed to have developed an intense hypersensitivity to sound, which is not unheard-of for people who are prone to anxiety.
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The skin on our fingertips is among the most sensitive in the animal kingdom, after only crocodile faces (might hypersensitivity figure into crocodile-caliber aggression?).
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Among the 67 patients tested while off PPIs, 58 percent were found to have functional disease, 24 percent had GERD and 18 percent had reflux hypersensitivity.
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He is one of the few doctors in Finland who is willing to give mold patients a diagnosis, which he calls Dampness and Mold Hypersensitivity Syndrome.
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Hypersensitivity reactions after the inhalation of food particles are an "increasingly recognized problem in children," according to a report in the journal Allergy and Asthma Proceedings.
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For today's left, speech that offends the guidelines of an absurd brand of political correctness—defined in terms of a hypersensitivity impossible to caricature—constitutes an attack.
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In fact, college officials can't say much of anything that smacks of moral guidance to students, and perhaps that's the real source of this hypersensitivity and censorship.
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She also prefers to be addressed by a female pronoun, even as she balks at what she sees as the younger L.G.B.T. generation's hypersensitivity to gender labels.
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Bunny, a sometime novelist with a penchant for put-downs, a glutinous approach to cats, and a hypersensitivity to the color brown, has settled into severe depression.
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Rereading her book, in which she alludes to her hypersensitivity to light and her social isolation, Ms. Legler realized that the disorder was hiding in plain sight.
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Taylor didn't know at the time that he was suffering from hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a disease in which lungs become inflamed as the result of an allergic reaction.
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In his medical practice of nearly 20 years and out of over 100 cases of hypersensitivity pneumonitis, Dr. Dempsey recalled about four cases of feather duvet lung.
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Unfortunately, because of the hypersensitivity to protecting trade secrets, many departing employees who have no interest in actually taking their former company's trade secrets get accused of theft.
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King calls playing wind instruments a "risk factor" for hypersensitivity pneumonitis development, and stresses the importance of thorough and regular cleaning to minimize or eradicate molds and fungi.
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Intense identity politics, multiculturalism, diversity and hair-trigger hypersensitivity have made it so that the left is caught in endless circular fighting over the smallest lapse or microaggression.
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As Shayla Love reported for Tonic, a fraction of meditation practitioners find themselves dealing with complications after meditating, which can range from hypersensitivity and depression to traumatic flashbacks.
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In microneedling done in spas, for example, there have been reports of what's called "delayed hypersensitivity reactions" — that is, nasty skin rashes — caused by the creams applied afterward.
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David O. Carpenter, MDDirector of Institute for Health and the Environment, a Collaborating Centre of the World Health Organization at the University at AlbanyElectromagnetic hypersensitivity is a real disease.
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It has a wide spectrum of symptoms, from obsessive behaviour to hypersensitivity to sound, light or other sensory stimulation, the severity of which ranges from mild to life-blighting.
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With his delicate, sensuously flickering touch, lush colors and luminous atmospheres, Watteau anticipated Impressionism, and his dreamlike visions of erotic yearning and melancholic hypersensitivity inspired the 20th-century Surrealists.
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And even prior to these clusters, doctors have reported cases of people developing inflamed "wet lungs" from vaping, due to a hypersensitivity to one of the ingredients they inhaled.
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Although there are still many unanswered questions, we know that the following characteristics make up the HSP trait: hypersensitivity to external stimuli, deeper cognitive processing, and high emotional reactivity.
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This erosion can eventually cause the bony tissue underneath the enamel, known as dentine, to become exposed to the open air, leading to hypersensitivity and creating the opportunity for cavities.
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He was diagnosed with hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP)—essentially chronic inflammation of the lungs usually brought on by inhaling dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals—which can lead to severe lung disease.
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Trump's intervention appeared to go beyond his already intense anger about the Mueller probe, his hypersensitivity to suggestions his election win was not legitimate, and the efforts to tarnish Mueller.
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These include the device perforating the fallopian tubes or uterus as well as chronic pain, allergic reactions to nickel in the device, and other hypersensitivity reactions, like headaches and fatigue.
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In what's called aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease (AERD), the hypersensitivity reaction these medications trigger is an essential clue to an underlying progressive disease process that can and should be treated.
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In the work that continues on into the 1990s and early 2000s, Merz repeatedly exhibits a resolute hypersensitivity to texture, light, material, and form that is both expressive and enigmatic.
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She and her colleagues recently published a study that found collective narcissism predicted hypersensitivity to insults, and a propensity to retaliate, in a sample of nearly 1,600 people across the globe.
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He notices the way he feels around fluorescent lighting—uncomfortable and vaguely ill, like Chuck McGill from "Better Call Saul," who suffers from extreme electromagnetic hypersensitivity (though less neurotic and unreasonable).
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A hypersensitivity at first—I noticed the most subtle, alternating flickering of the white light (on a scale of one to ten, it was the difference between a 9.9 and 10).
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The specialist scanned the man's lungs and saw they had a "ground glass, mosaic pattern," which is a common symptom of hypersensitivity pneumonitis, the allergy-related condition the man actually had.
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Studies have shown, for example, that people can develop a general hypersensitivity to pain after an injury — a condition called central sensitization — that can persist long after the injury has healed.
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In recent years, however, the NRQZ has been a safe haven for sufferers of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), which is not currently recognized as a medical diagnosis according to the World Health Organization.
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For some reason, the bite from certain ticks can sometimes spark a sustained hypersensitivity to things that contain alpha-gal, most notably red meat, which includes beef, pork, and even sometimes dairy.
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Chuck appears to want to cure his electromagnetic hypersensitivity the hard way — holding a battery, donning a myler suit and striding right into the sort of outdoor night lights he has shunned.
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On an individual basis, the risk would depend heavily on the amount of a triggering ingredient in that pill, the severity of a person's hypersensitivity, and how many drugs that person is taking.
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Although he had never had a severe allergic reaction before, he developed a rash that was diagnosed as atopy, a hypersensitivity more common in patients with a family history of asthma or hay fever.
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Symptoms include hypersensitivity to stimuli, perceptual distortions and hallucinations, anxiety, revenge fantasies, rage, appetite and weight loss, heart palpitations, headaches, problems sleeping, self-mutilation, suicidal thoughts, and, in rare situations, lower levels of brain activity.
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"We don't know the exact medical cause, but we think it might be an inflammatory response in the nerves around the opening of the vagina and the vulva, which causes hypersensitivity and pain," Minkin says.
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Their historic hypersensitivity to a strategic encirclement in their own Asian neighborhood, which may have been exacerbated by the U.S. "pivot" to the region, means they have no desire for a similar outcome on the Korean peninsula.
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China is a country that exudes confidence in its rising place on the world stage — and yet its officials belie that confidence with their hypersensitivity to what a foreign correspondent might encounter traveling untethered, and thus uncensored.
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"You still see this hypersensitivity to what's going on with the price of oil and the market's reacting on a day-to-day basis to that," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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The 18-year-old Pennsylvania woman developed hypersensitivity pneumonitis — also known as "wet lung" — after just three weeks of using an e-cigarette, according to a case study that was published this week in the medical journal Pediatrics.
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Over the years, the area has become a refuge for some who believe they suffer from a widely disputed medical condition known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity, which they claim is caused by radiation from cell towers and Wi-Fi.
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The rash and fever appearing just weeks after she started taking new medications was classic for what used to be called Dress syndrome: drug rash with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms, now more commonly known as drug-induced hypersensitivity.
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Symptoms of prolonged solitary confinement include hypersensitivity to stimuli, perceptual distortions and hallucinations, anxiety, revenge fantasies, rage, appetite and weight loss, heart palpitations, headaches, problems sleeping, self-mutilation, suicidal thoughts, and, in rare situations, lower levels of brain activity.
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Chuck's hatred leads him to an elaborate charade centered upon a longtime claim that he is stricken with electromagnetic hypersensitivity, or E.H.S. The battery-in-the-pocket moment proves that Chuck has no genuine physical aversion to electromagnetic anything.
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In her memoir, she describes launching the nonprofit Project Include using a formula that is familiar to PR practitioners: a carefully crafted press release, a prearranged interview with a trusted journalist, and a hypersensitivity to the nature of the feedback.
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Doctors at the University Hospital of South Manchester looked at the case of a man who died of hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a condition triggered by the immune system's response to an inhaled allergen and can progress to disabling or fatal lung disease.
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For example, research indicates that a hypersensitivity to reward causes teenagers to focus on the short-term consequences of their actions and assign less importance to the future, which often inclines them toward impetuous and risky activity (such as crime).
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It showed that the man had antibodies to bird feather dust, and the X-ray was consistent with a condition called hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a term used to describe lung disease caused by an allergic reaction to aerosolized bacteria and fungi.
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In December, a Huffington Post article featured a letter written by three prominent psychiatry professors that cited President Trump's "grandiosity, impulsivity, hypersensitivity to slights or criticism, and an apparent inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality" as evidence of his mental instability.
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According to Dr. Antin, there are three kinds of allergies found in dogs: flea bite hypersensitivity, which is easily treated with medication; food allergies, which require a diet trial and hypoallergenic meals; and atopy, seasonal or environmental allergies that cause many of the reactions above.
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For every person who was grateful that he'd pointed out such a miscalculation, there were quite a few other users who found Ahmed's complaints surfacing a non-issue, and painting Kellogg's as a company that was caving too easily to pressure from perceived liberal hypersensitivity.
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AERD is characterized by the confluence of three disorders that together are known as Samter's triad: First, patients have a hypersensitivity to aspirin and other NSAIDs; second, they have asthma that is often poorly controlled, even on the usual medications; third, they have nasal polyps.
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Anna Lembke has told me about how in her practice, she's seen people's pain actually get better when they get fully off opioids, because they experience less withdrawal pain and lose the hypersensitivity to pain that can come as a side effect with opioids.
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And Mr. Trump usually tries to spin resignations as firings, a reaction driven by a hypersensitivity to the perception that anyone would ever want to leave and, according to former aides, to his fervent hope that anyone who does is not successful on their own terms.
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Yes, semen allergies — also known as human seminal plasma hypersensitivity — are a real thing and for people who experience them they can be annoying and confusing AF. Symptoms of a semen allergy are easy to confuse with other things, like some STIs, yeast infections, or even traditional allergic reactions.
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The doctors diagnosed a 16-year-old boy with hypersensitivity pneumonitis, an immune system response to inhaled dust, mold or chemicals that causes the air sacs and airways in the lungs to become severely inflamed, according to a new report in the medical journal Archives of Disease in Childhood.
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It wasn't until the man underwent a CT scan of his lungs a month later that a specialist accurately diagnosed him with hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a condition in which a person's lung get inflamed from inhaling allergens like dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals, according to the American Lung Association.
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The researchers used "hypersensitivity" to determine a person&aposs level of defensiveness, which William Chopik, a social-personality psychologist at Michigan State and a co-author of the study, said they defined as being unreceptive to others&apos feedback and lashing out at any criticism toward one&aposs self.
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It's a phenomenon that Alex Nowrasteh of the Cato Institute has labeled "patriotic correctness": a brand of right-wing hypersensitivity that gets just as offended by insults to American pride and patriotism (like protests against the president-elect or "The Star-Spangled Banner") as any college activist gets over insults to diversity.
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Igor Grant is a professor of psychiatry at UC San Diego and the director of the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research, where he and his colleagues have done extensive amounts of research on how vaporized and smoked cannabis affect patients suffering from a variety of maladies, especially neuropathic pain (a burning, hypersensitivity often experienced by people with HIV/AIDS).
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Our motivations are generally far bolder than simply maintaining a deep love of hand sanitizer or needing to repeat-text when you're six minutes late: Gut-check the stereotype against the Virgos you couldn't live without on a personal level and see how fast hypersensitivity becomes acuity, uptight becomes self-control, and obsessive becomes precise, thorough, and organized.
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Half the people in a multi-stall bathroom with you at any given time could be, say, struggling with hypersensitivity to the deafening hand dryers and auto-flush toilets, emptying ostomy bags, holding one kid on the toilet while another is crawling from under the stall, changing an adult diaper, or trying to drown out the world with headphones so she can pee.
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