To me ... obviously something (is) happening, some mental disorder.
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Having the symptoms themselves does not constitute a mental disorder.
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Indeed, one in five adults suffers from a mental disorder.
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How does one prove that a mental disorder is "real"?
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Until 2001, China had regarded homosexuality as a mental disorder.
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A mental disorder was the most frequent primary diagnosis category.
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Most of the time, he said, he discovers some mental disorder.
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At the time, being transgender was still considered a mental disorder.
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Just about 60 years ago homosexuality was considered a mental disorder.
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The man was believed to have had a rare mental disorder.
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"The World Health Organization describes schizophrenia as a "severe mental disorder.
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A president can have a mental disorder and, overall, function admirably.
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All the studies show that terrorists' rates of mental disorder are very low, and where they do have mental disorder it's often a consequence of what they've done rather than the cause of what they've done.
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To be clear, identifying as LGBTQ+ is absolutely not a mental disorder.
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One in four children is at risk of developing a mental disorder.
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Someone in your life is suffering from a mental disorder right now.
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That's just bad decisions, that's not a disorder, or a mental disorder.
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So we can not say this infection led to this mental disorder.
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More than 90 percent of suicide victims have a diagnosable mental disorder.
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Building on previous research Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe and disabling mental disorder.
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The American Psychiatric Association ceased classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder in 1974.
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She stated that she was "missing" and suffering from an unspecified mental disorder.
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Next year, the World Health Organization will list it as a mental disorder.
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I just thought there was something wrong with me like a mental disorder.
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Mental disorder does not interfere with all capacities, and can sometimes improve others.
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Elsewhere the process requires judicial consent or even the diagnosis of a mental disorder.
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Using technology to illuminate chromosomes, scientists confirmed the underlying genetics of this mental disorder.
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An estimated one in five people in the U.S. have a diagnosable mental disorder.
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For too long, the medical community had classified being gay as a mental disorder.
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Next door is the Psychopathic Building, which housed any immigrant with a mental disorder.
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"To me, obviously something happened -- mental disorder, or something," he said of his children.
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Liberalism is a mental disorder and I'm d--- sure glad that I'm not dumb s---.
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Trump appears to exhibit all the symptoms of the mental disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
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However, the more effectively their mental disorder is treated, the lower the risk for suicide.
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Remember that thoughts of suicide are common and often associated with a treatable mental disorder.
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And he questions whether it is really a disorder, or symptomatic of another mental disorder.
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After months of tests, doctors eventually ruled out a brain tumor or a mental disorder.
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First off, many experts do not believe that sex addiction qualifies as a mental disorder.
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The study, published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry on Wednesday, found that infections requiring hospitalizations were associated with an about 84% increased risk of being diagnosed with any mental disorder and an about 42% increased risk of using psychotropic drugs to treat a mental disorder.
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According to Natia, his father was a perpetually jobless alcoholic with a possibly undiagnosed mental disorder.
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Even when confirmed that a shooter does have a mental disorder, demonizing the disorder is dangerous.
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One study shows that almost half of US presidents suffered from some kind of mental disorder.
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In no way do I think navigating a mental disorder is harder than a physical disability.
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Over a quarter, however, didn't have any sort of personality, substance use, or other mental disorder.
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In its decision siding with Peng, the court stated homosexuality should not be considered a mental disorder.
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Until 2001, China listed homosexuality as a mental disorder, but it is not illegal to be gay.
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In the '70s, Gittings successfully lobbied the American Psychiatric Association to stop labeling homosexuality a mental disorder.
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No one would argue with the possibility of a disabling presidential infirmity for reasons of mental disorder.
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Globally, one in ten people are thought to suffer from a mental disorder at any given time.
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Twenty-five percent or more of people fatally shot by the police have had a mental disorder.
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That's something else the American Psychiatric Association understands: It named caffeine withdrawal a mental disorder in 2013.
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The therapy is also predicated on the false notion that L.G.B.T. sexual orientation is a mental disorder.
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A member of the board said Cosby has a mental disorder that involves urges toward nonconsenting women.
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In order to qualify as a mental disorder, the individual would have to have distress related to them.
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The big picture: Ramos originally pleaded not guilty ahead of his trial this week, citing a mental disorder.
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"Because it's considered a personality disorder, not a mental disorder, it takes a fairly intensive examination," said Meloy.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic, severe, and disabling mental disorder that affects 22013% of adults in the United States.
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" Moore stated that as "recently as 2013, the American Psychiatric Association considered transgenderism to be a mental disorder.
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Psychopathy is an inherited mental disorder, an illness that is the result of a deformity in the brain.
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And there's mounting evidence that an untreated mental disorder can harm both a mother and her unborn child.
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" "You think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a non-medical professional accuses him of having a mental disorder?
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One study across ten OECD countries found that a quarter of all young people had a mental disorder.
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It's about putting Ingrid in different situations and behaving in line with her own mental disorder and motivations.
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The distinction between religious fanaticism and mental disorder is not always clear — and is not necessarily worth making.
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In 2013, the Lebanese Psychiatric Society said homosexuality did not need to be treated as a mental disorder.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic mental disorder that causes distortion in thoughts, hallucinations and feelings of fright and paranoia.
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"Incapacity is the inability to provide food, clothing, or shelter due to a reversible mental disorder," he says.
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One in six adults in England has been diagnosed with a common mental disorder such as depression or anxiety.
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But the country does not ban conversion therapy and homosexuality was still listed as a mental disorder until 2001.
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And if this is all part of a verifiable mental disorder, why would prosecutors seek such a harsh penalty?
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Yet other stigmatized traits, like sexual orientation, being adopted, or having a history of mental disorder, are potentially concealable.
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Homosexuality is not illegal in mainland China, but was regarded as a mental disorder until as recently as 2001.
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The employee also takes medication for a mental disorder and has had three panic attacks this week, he said.
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It is estimated that more than 90 percent of those who die by suicide have a diagnosable mental disorder.
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But you think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a non-medical professional accuses him of having a mental disorder?
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At one point, a patrol officer tried to have the would-be ruler involuntarily treated for a mental disorder.
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I'd have thought it would be a sign of a mental disorder not to be unhappy in these circumstances.
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That led me to a separate fan theory that each character represents a different mental disorder, with Pooh's involving food.
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It is not illegal to be gay in China, although the country regarded homosexuality as a mental disorder until 2001.
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Googling it now, it's estimated to be around 10 percent — one of the highest death rates from any mental disorder.
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Being actively gay was still considered both a crime and a mental disorder, and interracial marriage had just become legal.
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People with physical or intellectual disability as well as with mental disorder, account for about 8% of the Japanese population.
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"If we get a president sometime soon who does not have a mental disorder, Twitter will be useful," Letterman added.
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In more than 90% of cases, suicide is an outcome of a pre-existing mental disorder and associated risk factors.
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It is not illegal to be gay in China, although until 2001 the country regarded homosexuality as a mental disorder.
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Major medical organizations, like the American Medical Association and American Psychiatric Association, say being transgender is not a mental disorder.
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It's true that many mass murderers do have a mental disorder, typically a severe personality disorder or a psychotic illness.
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For every dollar invested in mental disorder treatment, there is a return of $4 due to improved health and productivity.
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You just told your young fans that their mental disorder is their own fault and they're not trying hard enough.
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" Restar rejects this because, as she writes, "identifying as transgender is not a disease nor is it considered a mental disorder.
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Soon after his arrest, doctors diagnosed Hernandez with schizotypal personality disorder, a mental disorder characterized by severe social anxiety and paranoia.
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An estimated 49.5% of adolescents ages 13 to 18 have a mental disorder, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Starting in 1973, homosexuality was no longer considered a mental disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual used by most psychiatrists.
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While mental illness isn't the sole contributor, about half of these suicides are among individuals not diagnosed with any mental disorder.
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It's a serious mental disorder that affects every aspect of a person's life and in severe cases could lead to suicide.
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Martin's lawyers have claimed that he suffers from a mental disorder that compelled him to begin hoarding documents in the '90s.
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" In his book, Ghaemi says of people with mental disorder mania: "Decisions seem easy; no guilt, no doubt, just do it.
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Homosexuality was decriminalized in China in 1997 and declassified as a mental disorder by the Chinese Society of Psychiatry in 2001.
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So where is the line between normal parental instinct — that natural drive to keep our children safe — and true mental disorder?
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Soon after his arrest, doctors diagnosed Hernandez as having schizotypal personality disorder, a mental disorder characterized by severe social anxiety and paranoia.
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While it is true that a significant percentage of lone wolf terrorists have some type of mental disorder, the majority do not.
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Dee Dee suffered from Munchausen by proxy -- a mental disorder where a parent fabricates illnesses in their child for sympathy or attention.
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California law allows doctors to involuntarily confine a person with a mental disorder if they are a danger to themselves or others.
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It is not clear what mental disorder Mr. Ramos's lawyers are saying he had, or how the disorder supports the new plea.
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Anxiety is the most common mental disorder; nearly 40 million Americans suffer from anxiety, yet only a third of them receive treatment.
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Future claims Eliza is spewing hate toward him on social media, and he thinks she might be suffering from a mental disorder.
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When she was a freshman in college, doing her psychology homework, she panicked when she read that she had a mental disorder.
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Specifically, she disclosed what it was like watching her older sister struggle with the mental disorder, as well as deal with her symptoms.
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And as the authors wrote, unlike an established mental disorder like depression, selfie-taking can provide plenty of positive feelings and social rewards.
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But that would generally happen only in someone who is predisposed to develop that mental disorder to begin with—it wouldn't cause it.
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"I've had people telling me I should kill myself, that my wife isn't real, that I have a mental disorder," James told me.
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But for a transgender person to get coverage for gender-affirming care, they must often be diagnosed with gender dysphoria, a mental disorder.
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Reminding someone that suicidal thoughts are common and often associated with a treatable mental disorder can also be a way to support them.
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The illness has the highest mortality rate of any mental disorder, with patients dying from the medical complications of starvation or from suicide.
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None of these qualities by themselves warrants a diagnosis of mental disorder, but it is their aggregation and severity that raises the question.
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More than 42 million American adults suffer from some form of mental disorder, while another 40 million fight some form of substance addiction.
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Near the end of the questioning, Mr. Jones suggested his claims about the Sandy Hook massacre were the result of a mental disorder.
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The National Comorbidity Survey Replication found that half of Americans will meet the DSM-IV criteria for a mental disorder in their lifetime.
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Some might think revealing a diagnosis of a mental disorder is something you'd want to get out of the way early in a relationship.
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In 1980, the APA president said it was the field's obligation to finally decide whether racism was a mental disorder or a social problem.
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"There is an acknowledgement when I'm going to the brain and mental, of what indicates what maybe is an undiagnosed mental disorder," Henry begins.
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" What Kellyanne's saying, per Politico: "[Y]ou think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a non-medical professional, accuses him of having a mental disorder?
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Back then Communist Party officials routinely called same-sex attraction a sickness carried by foreigners and Chinese doctors classified it as a mental disorder.
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I knew that an estimated one in six children ages two to eight in the United States has been diagnosed with a mental disorder.
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State law also prohibits anyone who suffers from a mental disorder and has a history of violent behavior from buying or owning a gun.
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Clay Cane saluted the musician's refusal to conceal his gay identity, even in a time when homosexuality was considered a mental disorder or a crime.
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While someone can have personality traits that suggest they might have some psychopathic tendencies, it doesn't mean they have a diagnosed personality or mental disorder.
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According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder, people with HPPD are reliving one or more perceptual symptoms they've undergone while on drugs.
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To this day, psychiatrists can't put a patient in an fMRI and determine if she has a mental disorder like schizophrenia from brain activity alone.
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"Scrupulous intervention in relief camps, schools and door-to-door visits helped us to find 50 people suffering (from) flood-related mental disorder," said Sunny.
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According to NAMI, approximately 44.7 million adults aged 18 or older, or 85033 percent of all U.S. adults, live with some sort of mental disorder.
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"You think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a non-medical professional accuses him of having a mental disorder?" she said in an interview with Politico.
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"Sometimes it can be hard to describe the chaos the brain feels — whether it is a bundle of emotions or a mental disorder," she said.
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Hoarding is a mental disorder, one that often progresses or worsens with time, which might explain why you're only seeing the mice and roaches now.
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Chronic depression and anxiety are both highly individual and complicated issues, and I'm not suggesting that lifting serves as a cure for any mental disorder.
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Researchers recruited 86 participants who had been diagnosed as suffering from the first episode of a mental disorder that included psychosis as a symptom (e.g. schizophrenia).
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People who attracted to children in the later teens, aged 15 to 16, are technically ephebophiles and aren't considered to have any kind of mental disorder.
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TMZ has obtained a new clip previewing Orlando's upcoming appearance, in which Dr. Phil attempts to help Orlando amid claims he's suffering from a mental disorder.
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First, you must have a mental disorder Gender dysphoria is defined by the distress caused by the discrepancy between a person's body and their gender identity.
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Genetics plays a role in mental disorder, as do environmental influences, but the drugs do not have the specificity to target the causes of an illness.
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He was mentally ill, he told the judge — even though mental health experts had testified that despite signs of mental disorder, he knew right from wrong.
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Within the trans community itself, there remains significant debate over whether being trans should be considered a mental disorder, and whether transitioning itself should be medicalized.
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After entering college, Shaughnessy began presenting symptoms of schizophrenia, a mental illness the Mayo Clinic describes as a severe mental disorder in which people interpret reality abnormally.
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Keanu told cops he's afraid for his safety because the guy knows where he lives ... and he thinks the guy suffers from some type of mental disorder.
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These courses also provide good help-seeking options and available treatments, self-help strategies for milder problems and skills for supporting others who have a mental disorder.
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In 1954, the F.D.A., for the first time, approved a drug as a treatment for a mental disorder: the antipsychotic chlorpromazine (marketed with the brand name Thorazine).
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The government estimates that about 10 percent of Sri Lanka's roughly 22 million people suffer from some sort of mental disorder, with nearly 800,000 suffering from depression.
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In 2009, the American Psychological Association condemned the practice in a report, saying that conversion therapy was predicated on the idea that homosexuality was a mental disorder.
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Then we talk about the World Health Organization's consideration to classify excessive gaming addiction as an official mental disorder when it updates its International Classification of Diseases.
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It's a complex mental disorder involving genetics and triggering events and brain chemistry and probably something much deeper and more mysterious than what our human minds can comprehend.
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The United Nations said last month it wanted a global ban on the invasive therapy based on the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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"Our number one mental disorder that we humans struggle with is anxiety, and anxiety and depression are the leading mental health illnesses that factor into suicide," Gilliland says.
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, the best estimate of American adults with a diagnosable mental disorder within the last year is 20 percent (43 million).
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Mum-of-seven Cara had complications in finding her real dad because her mum was married six times and hospitalised with a mental disorder during her early teens.
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Approximately 1 in 5 youths aged 13-18 (21%) experience a severe mental disorder at some point during their life, according to the National Alliance of Mental Illness.
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Suicide is usually the result of a severe mental disorder — think of it as Stage IV brain disease — and no less worthy of empathy than a fatal accident.
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Gargiulo's lawyers have argued their client suffered from a mental disorder that left him in a confusing "fugue state" when he attacked Murphy, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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As a psychiatrist, I have repeatedly been asked to comment on his conduct and render my opinion as to whether it could be due to a mental disorder.
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The government estimates that nationwide about 10 percent of Sri Lanka's roughly 22 million people suffer from some form of mental disorder, with nearly 210,246 suffering from depression.
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"Still too often children are overlooked when one of their parents has a mental disorder or addiction problem," Johannes Vermeer and Chief Executive officer of the Trimbos told reporters.
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As we previously reported, prosecutors say the accuser has a "mental disorder and developmental and physical disability" which prevents her from being able to give legal consent to sex.
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Despite global gains in LGBT rights, many gay people are still forced to undergo invasive therapy based on the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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Lake allegedly turned to alcohol during the height of her fame to relieve herself from the symptoms of schizophrenia, a mental disorder she was diagnosed with as a child.
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I don't think people are meant to do that every day—you don't need a mental disorder to feel that way—but it feels more trying with bipolar disorder.
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It seems that one in five patients cited as having a psychiatric disorder and availing of a doctor's help to die had never been hospitalised for that mental disorder.
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Young people who identified as LGBT were nearly three times more likely to have a mental disorder (34.9%) than those who identified as heterosexual (13.2%), according to the report.
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Gargiulo's lawyers have argued their client suffered from a mental disorder that left him in a confusing "fugue state" during the attack on Murphy, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Mancini's parents have claimed he was expelled for saying that people who are transgender have "legitimate hormonal or mental disorder" and are "just looking for attention," according to myrecordjournal.com.
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Typically, these surveys involve presenting participants with a case scenario describing a person with a mental disorder and asking the participant to identify what is wrong with the person.
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"The 'loon' connotation also implies crazy or deranged and misses the fact that rational planning often occurs in the presence of a mental disorder," the West Point researchers wrote.
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Dr. Richard Green, one of the earliest and most vocal critics of psychiatry's classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder, died on April 6 at his home in London.
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Addiction is now widely recognized as a mental disorder, and the medical establishment and communities are more likely to treat people with drug dependency as victims of an illness.
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He may be a world-class narcissist, but this doesn't make him mentally ill, because he does not suffer from the distress and impairment required to diagnose mental disorder.
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For some people — roughly 2.5 percent to 5 percent of the American population — the need to hold onto stuff rises to the level of hoarding, a diagnosable mental disorder.
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After passengers around them came to Liu's defence, the staff member eventually said she would put the man in a different seat because he was suffering from a "mental disorder".
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Examiners, though, do not diagnose mental health conditions, and the only way a mental disorder is even noted in a pilot's health records is if he or she mentions it.
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Why, some doctors began to ask, should grief be the only situation in which deep despair is not a sign of a mental disorder that should be treated with drugs?
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"PTSD is a mental disorder that requires a diagnosis," write Shira Maguen of the University of California and Brett Litz of Boston University, two pioneers of research into moral injury.
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In 1858, when he was most desperate to free himself, Dickens had claimed in a letter he allowed to be copied and circulated that Catherine suffered from "a mental disorder".
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Animal hoarding was previously grouped as an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), but in 2013 it was categorized as its own separate mental disorder.
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One of our problems is that we often don't know we have a mental disorder that is severe, and we tend to withdraw and suffer in our own little world.
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The government study found almost a quarter of all girls aged 17 to 19 had a "mental disorder", which includes hyperactivity and behavioral problems, compared to one in 10 boys.
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Then there were the headlines: One in six adults in the UK has a common mental disorder like anxiety—a number that rises to one in five among young women.
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" The Vikings have not identified specifics of any ailment or mental disorder Griffen has or is being treated for at this time, only saying he's going through "a tough time.
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This is confirmed by recent reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention documenting that over 240 percent of American children and youth suffer from an impairing mental disorder.
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Debunked treatments Conversion therapies have been around for decades, including in the US, where homosexuality was only declassified as a mental disorder in 1973, according to the American Psychological Association.
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Moreover, the percentage of shooters whose crimes were directly motivated by the symptoms of a mental disorder (such as delusions or hallucinations caused by psychosis) is much smaller: roughly 16%.
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An unlocked garden shed, stuffed with more classified documents than the contractor, Harold T. Martin III, could ever read, might be a symptom of a mental disorder, the lawyer said.
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Estimates of its prevalence — up to 9 percent of all gamers — mean that tens of millions of mostly young people worldwide may now be said to have a mental disorder.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, ASPD is a mental disorder that causes people to not have any regard for right or wrong, empathy, or the well-being of other people.
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Efforts to label Trump with a mental disorder let us off the hook in thinking about the kinds of personalities our culture rewards — and about the state of our politics.
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Characterizing transgender identity as a mental disorder contributes to precarious legal status, human rights violations, and barriers to appropriate health care, according to a study published in The Lancet in 2016.
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"He may be a world-class narcissist, but this doesn't make him mentally ill, because he does not suffer from the distress and impairment required to diagnose mental disorder," Frances wrote.
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I've experienced both approaches in therapy before—being asked to think of my mental disorder as something "other" to be fought, or something that's part of me, to learn to accept.
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A recent review of studies in Europe found that 53% of the EU's population suffers from a mental disorder (on a broad definition, ranging from anxiety to drug dependence) each year.
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According to the state code, the burden is on Ramos' legal team to provide sufficient evidence of a mental disorder before the burden shifts to prosecutors to prove he is sane.
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" Even more inmates, 37% of those in prison and 44% of those in jail," had been told in the past by a mental health professional that they had a mental disorder.
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Despite global gains in LGBT rights, many gay people are still forced to undergo archaic and invasive therapy based on the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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A total of 10 out of 12 jurors agreed on Friday that Weier had a mental disorder when she and her classmate Morgan Geyser stabbed their sixth-grade classmate 19 times.
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The Stonewall riots electrified the nascent gay-liberation movement with urgent, ferocious energy during a time when homosexuality was illegal in 49 states and widely considered to be a mental disorder.
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During one interview with investigators, Ms. Turner, unprompted, brought up Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a mental disorder in which a parent or caretaker induces illness in a child to get attention.
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"Our paper and press release never once said that 'selfitis' was a mental disorder," study author Mark Griffiths, a psychologist at Nottingham Trent University in the UK, told me in an email.
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Cannabis use disorders, as defined by the DSM IV, the American Psychiatric Association's mental disorder manual, increased by 1.6 percent and 1.0 percent in states with and without medical marijuana laws, respectively.
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Prosecutors have said Lubitz was suffering from a mental disorder with psychotic symptoms that led to suicidal thoughts but he had concealed his illness from his employer, part of the Lufthansa group.
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But instead of an interview, officials say Stubblefield had sex with the woman -- despite the fact she was "incapable" of giving consent because of a mental disorder and developmental and physical disabilities.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Tacaquito Usui to marry his partner, Japanese law first requires him to undergo sterilization surgery and be diagnosed with a mental disorder because he is transgender.
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Others saw homosexuality as a mental disorder and began using psychiatric interventions in an attempt to "cure" people with gender identities and sexual orientations different from what was seen as the norm.
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Although this script is one strong way to approach addressing your anxiety with a roommate, Klemanski emphasizes that there's no right or wrong way to disclose that you have a mental disorder.
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Immigrants can be turned down if they are found to have a disease that could be a public health threat, have a mental disorder that could threaten others or are drug addicts.
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A federal appeals court ruled in 2017 that Madison cannot be executed, saying the evidence showed he had a serious mental disorder resulting in dementia and believed he did not kill anyone.
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All of my early eating disorder role models — a nightmarish choice of words, but when you're in the grip of this mental disorder, that's what they are — were scared, sad and relatable.
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Frances, a professor emeritus at Duke, doesn't mince words about what he thinks of mental health professionals who are now using the DSM to diagnose President Donald Trump with a mental disorder.
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On Monday, the district attorney's office asked Brown to reject the parole recommendation, saying that Gina failed to address her alleged mental disorder and still poses a risk to society, the AP reports.
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Since Mr Yang opened the club in 2004, just three years after China ceased to classify homosexuality as a mental disorder, the venue has become a beacon for gay Chinese across the country.
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Smith has borderline personality disorder, which is a "serious mental disorder marked by a pattern of ongoing instability in moods, behavior, self-image, and functioning," according to the National Institute Of Mental Health.
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Nearly 35 percent of lesbian, gay and bisexual 14 to 19-year-olds in England had a mental disorder, compared to 13 percent of heterosexual adolescents, according to official data released on Thursday.
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Last week's episode found Lisa Rinna feeling repentant after she brought Munchhausen syndrome – a factitious mental disorder in which a patient pretends to be ill – into a conversation about Foster's ongoing health battle.
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Prosecutors have said Lubitz was suffering from a mental disorder with psychotic symptoms that led to suicidal thoughts but that he had concealed his illness from his employer, part of the Lufthansa group.
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People with mental illnesses are overrepresented among civilians involved in police shootings: Twenty-five percent or more of people fatally shot by the police have had a mental disorder, according to various analyses.
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However, the report said despite the declassification of homosexuality as a mental disorder, and the successful legal cases against conversion therapy, at present guidelines for treatment do not ban or limit the practice.
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Transgender women say the reference to a disorder stigmatizes them, although the army has softened its description from the previous "permanent mental disorder" and says it has improved the way they are treated.
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Considering the prevalence of this mental disorder and its capacity to significantly disrupt one's normal functioning, figuring out a way to effectively treat depression is one of the most pressing problems in neuropsychiatry.
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These facts show that psychological distress and disability aren't inherent to being trans, so being trans doesn't meet the definition of a mental disorder (a psychological state that causes significant distress and disability).
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Or to put it another way: The anxious, self-conscious, perpetually dissatisfied persona Mr. Allen projected in his films of the '70s presented neurosis not as a mental disorder but as a style.
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More and more, these bug detectives find themselves serving as "accidental specialists" treating people with a rare mental disorder called delusional parasitosis, the belief that you're covered in bugs that aren't really there.
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And De Soto is presenting the late-Surrealist portraits by Alma Haser in which the addition of prismatic paper structures multiplies the sitters' eyes, suggesting physical deformity, geometric cosmetic surgery or mental disorder.
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At both trials, Mr. Hernandez's lawyers argued that the confession was a fiction, a result of Mr. Hernandez's low intelligence and a mental disorder that caused him to mix up fact and fantasy.
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The arguments of the people making the case for narcissistic personality disorder are confusing bad behavior with mental disorder and they shouldn't be distracting from Trump's very bad behavior with futile, psychiatric name-calling.
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"I have a serious mental disorder, which is what caused me to commit my crime in the first place," said Ernest, who asked reporters to use only his middle name to protect his privacy.
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"Trump has exhibited an alarming pattern of behavior and speech causing concern that a mental disorder may have rendered him unfit and unable to fulfill his Constitutional duties," says the resolution written by Rep.
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 18 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Tacaquito Usui to marry his partner, Japanese law first requires him to undergo sterilisation surgery and be diagnosed with a mental disorder because he is transgender.
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The judge's decision means he will weigh Mr. Trump's comments along with other mitigating factors presented by the defense, including evidence that Sergeant Bergdahl had a severe mental disorder and suffered torture in captivity.
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Mr. Boyce and Mr. Segal both recalled having to sneak around libraries when they were younger for information about gays, which, at the time, meant scientific literature that characterized homosexuality as a mental disorder.
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You wrote that you're still trying to figure out if mental illness is a fundamental part of you, inseparable from your personality and mind, or if there is an "impeccable self" underneath a mental disorder.
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For example, transgender women had been exempted from the military draft with "permanent mental disorder" noted in their records until 2012, when the wording was softened to "gender identity disorder" - but still implying psychological abnormality.
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"Trigger warnings may be a positive thing for [someone] with a mental disorder if the disorder is so severe that they will not be able to function if exposed to a feared object," Boysan says.
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Throughout season 6 of RHOBH, the ladies doubted former cast member Yolanda Hadid's 2012 Lyme disease diagnosis, even mentioning Munchausen syndrome, a mental disorder in which someone falsely believes he or she is physically ill.
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Several European nations require transgender people to undergo medical procedures such as surgery and sterilization, be diagnosed with a mental disorder, and get divorced if married to have their desired gender legally recognized by government.
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D. has a severe mental disorder and can't work, so finding a place to live can be hard on my income alone and there are always questions about his lack of job history and income.
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However, studies show a minority of people do experience "bad trips," fueling speculation that the chance of negative experiences may differ depending on the type of hallucinogenic, the dose, even the type of mental disorder.
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In research involving 88 people with psychosis - a mental disorder characterised by anxiety, paranoia and hallucinations - the scientists found patients treated with CBD had lower levels of psychotic symptoms than those who received a placebo.
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One study the authors reviewed, based on a Facebook survey of over 2,000 doctors, found that half reported fitting the criteria of a mental disorder but avoided seeing anyone for it because they feared being stigmatized.
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Despite global gains in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights, many gay people are still forced to undergo archaic and invasive therapy based on the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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Although homosexuality has been legal in China since 1997 (and ceased to be an official mental disorder in 2001), a 2016 law has banned the broadcasting of "abnormal sexual relationships and behaviours," including same-sex relations.
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" Weiner also said in the letter that he went to rehab and came to realize that he has an addiction as well as "an untreated and even an unrecognized mental disorder that corrupted my judgement profoundly.
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For despite gains in LGBT rights, many gay people are still forced to undergo so-called conversion therapy, involving psychoanalysis, injections and electric shocks, based on the idea homosexuality is a mental disorder or medical condition.
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Psychosis—a mental disorder in which the mind is so impaired that it loses contact with reality—is experienced in some 40 percent of meth users, says a study in the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
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"The reason most suicide decedents don't have a known mental disorder is that they were never diagnosed, not that they didn't have one," said Dr. David Brent, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh.
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In China there are no laws against same-sex relations and there is growing awareness of LGBT+ issues but the country does not ban conversion therapy and homosexuality was listed as a mental disorder until 2001.
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"Absolutely we are disputing that this was an intentional act, and this is a case of mental disorder," he said, adding that his client is a religious man who is praying for the people who were hurt.
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"No one would ever choose to end up in a mental hospital and diagnosed with a mental disorder but god chose me to publicly go through this journey and it is beautiful," he tweeted at one point.
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For most persons this is not (yet) a problem, but for some persons the developed addiction can already cause mental disorder or even breakdown if access to the iPhone is taken away for a relatively short time.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan issued a death warrant on Wednesday for a paranoid schizophrenic convicted of murder, his lawyers said, after the Supreme Court ruled his condition was not a permanent mental disorder and therefore not legally relevant.
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In research, the association between cannabis and anxiety has received little attention, in spite of the fact that cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the world and anxiety is the most prevalent mental disorder.
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In 2014, a few outlets, including Yahoo News, were taken in by a story from The Adobo Chronicles that reported the American Psychiatric Association had recently enshrined "selfitis" as a new mental disorder following an annual board meeting.
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All this made her a reassuringly wry documentarian of the surrealities of fame, addiction, and mental disorder, which she did over the course of three nonfiction books and five novels, including her groundbreaking debut Postcards from the Edge.
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She had no history of psychosis; doctors at the University of Florence in Italy ruled out "factitious disorder"—a mental disorder in which people fake or exaggerate illness—and even observed blood-stained fluid appear on her face.
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At no point did any of my relatives tell me having a mental disorder, theoretically at this point, was unacceptable — I could tell by their hushed tones, and their quick dismissals, that mental illness was not an option.
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Gaming addiction is now classified as a mental disorder by the World Health Organization (WHO) but—while concerns over the addictive properties of video games are reasonable—there is a lack of rigorous research to back it up.
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The World Health Organization is moving toward declassifying transgender identity as a mental disorder in its global list of medical conditions, with a new study lending additional support to a proposal that would delete the decades-old designation.
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The court said Wednesday that forgetting the crime alone was not enough to spare Madison from the death penalty but that he can't be killed if a mental disorder prevents him from understanding why he is being punished.
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Some modern cultures have notions of mental disorder that seem almost as strange to us; syndromes with names like latah, amok and zar defy traditional classifications of Western psychiatry and often call for spiritual rather than medical responses.
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Monday's court filing enters an additional plea of "not criminally responsible" because a mental disorder either prevented him from appreciating the "criminality of his conduct" or prevented him from following the law at the time of the shooting.
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In Maryland, a person may not possess a regulated firearm if the person suffers from a mental disorder or "has a history of violent behavior" against other persons, according to the Washington, D.C.-based National Conference of State Legislatures.
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But for a transgender person to access medical care to align their body with their gender, they often must be diagnosed with a mental disorder called gender dysphoria -- especially if they plan to seek reimbursement from an insurance company.
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They argued that they contributed to the stigmatization of the trans community, just as the inclusion of "homosexuality" in the DSM until 1973 fostered misperceptions that being gay was a mental disorder -- one that could be treated and cured.
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In addition to a pre-existing mental disorder, other factors influence one's risk of suicide, including, but not limited to: a family history of suicide, substance abuse, and stressful life events, such as marital discord or losing one's job.
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He gave the example of a person having 70% of the symptoms of a mental disorder still being of abnormal mind, even if they could not be officially diagnosed, something he said witness testimony in the original trial supported.
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The judge ruled on Cosby's "sexually violent predator" status after a psychologist for the state testified that the entertainer appears to have a mental disorder that gives him an uncontrollable urge to have sex with women without their consent.
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But spend some time listening to Rubin call progressivism "a mental disorder," or emailing with Sam Harris — a New Atheist author and podcaster in this community — and you find the commitment to civility or even debate is pretty thin.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder has gone through several iterations, from falling under the "sexual deviations" category in 1968 to its current qualification as "gender dysphoria" exclusively in the event that an individual is distressed or dysfunctional.
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"The American Psychiatric Association opposes any psychiatric treatment, such as reparative or conversion therapy which is based upon the assumption that homosexuality ... is a mental disorder or ... that the patient should change his/her sexual homosexual orientation," the document reads.
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Police and prosecutors said they were working on three possible motives - whether Marinova was a victim of a random attack by a person with a mental disorder, a planned attack or whether the crime was linked to her personal life.
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There is no cure and while treatment has improved significantly, allowing some people to live productive lives, there is still no way to prevent or eliminate the root problem of the mental disorder that affects more than 21 million people worldwide.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's Supreme Court on Monday blocked the execution of a paranoid schizophrenic murder convict pending a review of an earlier ruling that his condition was not a permanent mental disorder and therefore not legally relevant, his lawyers said.
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"Call him a liar, call him evil, call him a threat to democracy, call him impulsive, call him ignorant — these labels are all absolutely true — but saying he has a mental disorder doesn't really add force to the argument," Frances says.
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The World Health Organization estimates that some 350 million people worldwide are affected by depression, a common mental disorder characterized by sadness, loss of interest or pleasure, tiredness, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep and appetite, and poor concentration.
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But the Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held in a 2-1 ruling that Madison could not be executed, saying the evidence showed he has a serious mental disorder resulting in dementia and believes he did not kill anyone.
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Analyzing his database, Dr. Stone has concluded that about 19603 percent of mass killers exhibited no evidence of a severe mental disorder; 22 percent likely had psychosis, the delusional thinking and hallucinations that characterize schizophrenia, or sometimes accompany mania and severe depression.
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But this is a country where transgender people must be labeled as having a mental disorder in order to legally transition from one sex to the other, and where transgender people can struggle to rent apartments, obtain medical care or hold jobs.
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In the United States, almost all clients have to pay out of pocket, as the centers can't bill health insurance companies for internet addiction treatment, since it hasn't been recognized in the DSM as a mental disorder by the American Psychiatric Association.
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The initiative comes months after a survey commissioned by the National Health Service found that one in eight children in England between the ages of 5 and 19 suffered from at least one mental disorder at the time of their assessment in 2017.
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Growing up in a time where queer (in his time it was "homosexual," then "gay," then "LGBT" and now we've landed at "queer") was considered a mental disorder by the DSM-II (the American classification of mental disorders), John had little to no affirmations.
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But the DSM committee chose otherwise because it feared that labeling compulsive sexual behavior a mental disorder would only contribute to more stigma around sex and create false positives (people who might have some sex-related problems, but not to a degree that require treatment).
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Photo: GettyFrom the annals of bad science reporting comes this latest confusion: Media outlets completely misconstrued the results of a study about a supposed selfie mental disorder—a study that itself was inspired by a hoax that also fooled media outlets three years earlier.
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In California, a defendant with a diagnosed mental disorder – except for antisocial personality disorder, pedophilia, borderline personality disorder as well as those charged with murder, rape and other sex crimes- is eligible to have their case put on hold to undergo mental health treatment.
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Stanford University's David Spiegel, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and director of the school's Center on Stress and Health, tells me that depression is a common, treatable mental disorder, but people it afflicts can blame themselves for things that aren't their fault.
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The new research, presented in three papers, found that less than 10 percent of people in India and China with a mental disorder received effective treatment, and that the resulting burden of disability from those two countries was higher than in all Western countries combined.
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One in six (234.9%) 34.9.2- to 19-year-olds was found to have a mental disorder and the group most at risk of mental illness was young women, with nearly one in four of 17- to 19-year-old girls struggling with mental health problems.
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The most recent update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was published in 2017, contains an important revision, stipulating that gender nonconformity should not be categorized as a mental disorder—a stigma that the trans community has long sought to counter.
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The big picture: Nearly half of the roughly 740,000 people being held in American jails have been diagnosed with a mental disorder and about a quarter are in "serious psychological distress," according to a new and impressive investigation by the Virginian-Pilot and Marquette University.
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Screenwriters for Irish soap opera Fair City even watched Gibson's 60 Minutes interview for research when introducing a character suffering from Munchausen by proxy syndrome, a mental disorder in which caregivers harm children or those close to them to garner sympathy and attention for themselves.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The 24-year-old son of a policeman who fatally stabbed five people at a Calgary house party in 2014 was not criminally responsible, a judge ruled on Wednesday, saying a mental disorder blocked him from knowing his actions were wrong.
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When Johns Hopkins researchers looked at symptoms in patients on the drugs who had been diagnosed with depression in the prior year, they found 62 percent didn't reach the standards laid out in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder, the industry bible.
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Lawyers for the man accused of fatally shooting five people in the newsroom of The Capital Gazette last year invoked an insanity defense on Monday, saying in a court filing that he should not be held criminally responsible for the shooting because of a mental disorder.
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Dr. Bernard J. Carroll, whose studies of severe depression gave psychiatry the closest thing it has to a "blood test" for a mental disorder, and who later became one of the field's most relentless critics, helping to expose pervasive corruption in academic research, died on Sept.
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"They reacted with anger and sorrow, then took me to a psychiatrist who informed all of us that homosexuality was a mental disorder, possibly the result of a tumor in my hypothalamus, which he could cure with aggressive instant treatment," he recalled in a Facebook post.
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" The third new law requires gun owners to surrender their firearms and ammunition to the police if they've been disqualified to possess the weapons "due to a diagnosis of having a significant behavioral, emotional, or mental disorder, or due to emergency or involuntary admission to a psychiatric facility.
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In 2009, Akmal Shaikh, a British citizen convicted of carrying up to 4 kilograms (8.8 pounds) of heroin, was executed by lethal injection despite fierce protests from the UK government and his family, who said he suffered from a mental disorder and was tricked into carrying the drugs.
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I do not know whether Mr. Trump suffers from a mental disorder, but to imply that a normal score on a cognitive exam in any way rules this out would be like saying that if someone had a normal cardiac exam that would rule out the possibility of diabetes.
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In the case of Betty, I felt that the clinic where I worked wasn't sufficiently concerned whether her mental disorder created delusions that often controlled her life, or meant she was so cognitively disabled that transition predictably left her more isolated and chronically stressed than before she started HRT.
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The site is like Canada's very own Breitbart, dedicated largely to political and social commentary that covers everything from misinformation about Muslim communities to the likelihood of "white genocide" happening in Canada to the belief that being trans is a mental disorder that naturally precludes you from serving in the military.
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We all feel jam-packed or congested from time to time, but claustrophobia can be a very serious phobia that can rise to the level of a mental disorder, explains Franklin Schneier, MD, co-director of the Anxiety Disorders Clinic and special lecturer in psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center.
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" Mr. Mateer and another district court nominee, Matthew Kacsmaryk, wrote a brief to the Department of Health and Human Services that sought to roll back civil rights protections for transgender people, citing a scientist at Johns Hopkins University who argued that the "sense of being transgendered constitutes a mental disorder.
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" Mr. Mateer and another district court nominee, Matthew J. Kacsmaryk, wrote a brief to the Department of Health and Human Services that sought to roll back civil rights protections for transgender people, citing a scientist at Johns Hopkins University who argued that the "sense of being transgendered constitutes a mental disorder.
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"Tech addiction is a hot topic and one that people talk about a lot, but we need to clearly define and differentiate what constitutes a mental disorder that is causing major adverse consequences and distinguish it from just a bad habit that people just wish they weren't doing, " Dr. Petry says.
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While today, we consider viral infections to be diseases of the body—they infect the lungs, give us fevers, stuffy noses, or a cough—throughout history there's also been a strange link between influenza and psychotic disorders similar to schizophrenia, a severe mental disorder that can affect how people think.
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At the time of writing, there is still no official recognition that 'smartphone addiction' or 'social media addiction' are psychological disorders, although the fact that the World Health Organization now classifies video game addiction as an official mental disorder suggests that there is a growing understanding of how seriously technology can affect our mental health.
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Conversion therapy, which is based on the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder that can be treated or cured, has been widely condemned by rights groups and discredited by mental health professionals for the "serious potential harm" it can cause, according to a report issued by the American Psychological Association and 12 other organizations.
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As psychologist Cedar Riener wrote for Vox, calling Trump's behavior an illness may be an easy escape from answering hard questions about politics today: Efforts to label Trump with a mental disorder let us off the hook in thinking about the kinds of personalities our culture rewards — and about the state of our politics.
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A self-portrait of Martinez (Self-portrait #9B, Fifth attempt to clone mental disorder or How one philosophizes with a hammer, After Gustave Moreau, Prometheus, 1868; David Cronenberg, Videodrome, 1981), in which the artist appears to reach into his own sliced-open belly, references Gustave Moreau's painting of Prometheus, the mythological Titan who, in Greek mythology, gave humans fire.
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"It's sending a very strong message that the rest of the world is no longer considering it a mental disorder," said Dr. Michael First, a professor of clinical psychiatry at Columbia University and the chief technical consultant to the new edition of the codebook, which is known by its initials and the edition number I.C.D.-11.
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A 2014 study in JAMA Psychiatry, for instance, found that a quarter of non-deployed active duty soldiers fit the criteria for a mental disorder, compared to 11.6 percent in the civilian sample, and the suicide rate has continued to climb since the days of the Iraq War, in some months even eclipsing the number of deaths from combat.
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This led to campaign videos with mothers arguing that legalizing same-sex marriage would lead boys to dress like girls; leaflets sent to millions of Australians that warned of child abuse and compared homosexuality to a mental disorder; and a never-ending discussion on Australian television and radio about the dangers of gay families like the Duggan-Tierneys.
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It might not work for everyone a There are a number of factors the review doesn't address, such as psychological well-being, overall health, efficacy for adolescents and whether a person was struggling with a co-occurring, serious mental disorder along with alcohol use disorder, said Dr. Jennifer Plumb Vilardaga, clinical psychologist at Duke University Health, who was not involved with the review.
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Mr. Martin's lawyers have indicated that they will argue for a lesser sentence on the grounds that he suffers from a mental disorder that caused him to take the material home year after year; that he never tried to give it to the news media, a foreign country or anyone else; and that he is a Navy veteran and a patriot who served his country for years.
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"Tech addiction is a hot topic and one that people talk about a lot, but we need to clearly define and differentiate what constitutes a mental disorder that is causing major adverse consequences and distinguish it from just a bad habit that people just wish they weren't doing, " says psychiatrist Dr. Nancy Petry of the UConn Health Center, who is also a consultant and advisor for the National Institutes of Health.
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In one of the most densely populated areas in the world -- with many people working long hours, severe air pollution, skyrocketing home costs, strict schools and a fragile political climate -- at least one in six Hong Kong residents have a common mental disorder, such as anxiety, depression and psychotic disorders, according to two studies cited by Sherry Kit Wa Chan, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Hong Kong.
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"Autistic meltdowns can look like tantrums, and due to being extremely emotionally sensitive or being overwhelmed by sensory input, girls and women can be dismissed as hysterical, overreacting, or as drama queens," Gibbs says, touching on longstanding tropes meant to undermine women's experiences: Hysteria was used in the United States as a catchall medical diagnosis for women's health issues and only declassified as a mental disorder in the US in the second half of the 20th century.
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"Women going through the menopause are four times more likely to suffer from depression than women who are younger than 45," said Pinkerton, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Charlottesville, Virginia, and executive director of the North American Menopause Society Depression is not anxiety, bouts of sadness, low mood or mood swings but a mental disorder defined by the feeling of extreme sadness lasting for more than two weeks, often with no specific cause, and which interferes with everyday life, Pinkerton said.
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"The intention is to reduce barriers to care," said Geoffrey Reed, a psychologist who is coordinating the mental health and behavior disorders section in the upcoming edition of the codebook, called the International Classification of Diseases, or I.C.D. Dr. Reed, a professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and an author of the new study, said the proposal to remove transgender from the mental disorder category was "not getting opposition from W.H.O.," suggesting that it appears likely to be included in the new edition.
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