And medical insurance claims data may miss people with undiagnosed RLS and those with undiagnosed suicidal or self-harm episodes, the study team notes.
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And in many cases, this malnutrition goes undiagnosed; according to the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (ASPEN), every minute, 10 hospitalized patients with malnutrition go undiagnosed.
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Background: Geoffrey is another normal kid who has undiagnosed bronchitis.
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One million children in the U.K. have undiagnosed sight problems.
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He was 32, and had a rare, undiagnosed heart condition.
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Undiagnosed or untreated sleep apnea was blamed in each case.
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Researchers say undiagnosed cases fueled the rapid spread in China.
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Because of undiagnosed learning disabilities, Robert struggled as a student.
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Still, depression is woefully undiagnosed and undertreated in dementia patients.
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And there are very real ramifications to this trend—including neurological problems and blindness from undiagnosed syphilis, infertility from undiagnosed chlamydia or gonorrhea, and the increasingly real horror of antibiotic-resistant (read: untreatable) gonorrhea.
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"Heart disease may be a process that takes years and may be undiagnosed, so I'm concerned that a high percentage of these foreign-born individuals may have undiagnosed conditions," she said in a phone interview.
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So far, they're holding up to my undiagnosed hyperhidrosis just fine.
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"People can remain undiagnosed for prolonged periods of time," she said.
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Like Bella, many remain undiagnosed, which can lead to chronic illness.
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If left undiagnosed and untreated, however, it can cause permanent disability.
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It's not dangerous or a sign of some scary, undiagnosed illness.
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It excluded the undiagnosed or those diagnosed but not being treated.
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"The biggest issue for us is diagnosing the undiagnosed," he said.
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There are several reasons the condition often goes undiagnosed and untreated.
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The worst situations are those that go undiagnosed, Dr. DeShaw said.
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I was experiencing postpartum depression, which went undiagnosed for many years.
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Disease experts have questioned how many cases go undiagnosed in Indonesia.
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He says during much of the year his condition went undiagnosed.
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Undiagnosed, it can lead to permanent lung scarring, and even death.
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I was suffering during the time with an undiagnosed brain tumor.
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It will also apparently deal with Fisher's struggle with undiagnosed manic depression.
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It went undiagnosed for so long that I was kind of f—–.
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He believes it could be from past ectopic pregnancies or undiagnosed endometriosis.
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Many sexually transmitted infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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Many of those excluded have undiagnosed mental-health problems or special needs.
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She survived bipolar disorder that went undiagnosed for much of her life.
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Thailand is a hotbed of undiagnosed illnesses and viruses, medical experts say.
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The slightly ill but undiagnosed are better narrators than the truly ill.
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He ran the Undiagnosed Diseases Program at the National Institutes of Health.
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"I lived in that undiagnosed, unsupported world for many years," she said.
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It's estimated these undiagnosed cases infected 79 percent of the total cases.
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Doctors believe one rare gastrointestinal condition might be going undiagnosed among patients.
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Intensive testing: In 33, she was accepted into the Undiagnosed Diseases Network.
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Since laparoscopy is an invasive surgery, many women go undiagnosed for years.
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"What we have is a large, help-seeking, undiagnosed population," Gionfriddo told me.
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"I was experiencing postpartum depression, which went undiagnosed for many years," she wrote.
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The disorder is also frequently undiagnosed, which leaves many more suffering in silence.
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My father, who suffered from undiagnosed PTSD from WWII, was not emotionally available.
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But the number of undiagnosed HIV cases also reflects a problem among providers.
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Some undiagnosed cases associated with the use of antidepressants during pregnancy may exist.
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When left undiagnosed, an infection like TSS can become very dangerous, she says.
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Eagle-eyed Trump supporters who pointed out undiagnosed condition save the president's life.
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A broken neck also went undiagnosed by a team doctor, according to McMahon.
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Reported fatality rates likely overestimate death rates because there are many undiagnosed cases.
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Undiagnosed people were the source of 79% of reported cases in the country.
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Dr. Denny would have been happy just to find a few undiagnosed patients.
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Finch struggles with undiagnosed bipolar disorder and daily thoughts of dying by suicide.
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His underlying bipolar disorder went undiagnosed and untreated until late in his life.
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Usually, iNPH goes undiagnosed because its symptoms mimic those of other neurological disorders.
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These heart conditions often go undiagnosed, as people typically don't experience outward symptoms.
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It was later found that the engineer had an undiagnosed case of the disorder.
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Cameron really seemed to be dealing with some undiagnosed depression or anxiety this season.
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In America, 60% of such disorders go undiagnosed until a child goes to school.
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The hallucinations of Hannah might really be a manifestation of an undiagnosed health problem.
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This dangerous cycle is what eventually leads to undiagnosed and untreated mental health disorders.
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Some people also might have had undiagnosed atrial fibrillation when they joined the study.
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Kami says for every one patient tested, there are many more who remain undiagnosed.
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But the higher death rate in France implies there were more undiagnosed cases there.
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Not enough has been said about his dyslexia, which remained undiagnosed in his childhood.
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Researchers found that more than half of the men had undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea.
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But, the WHO reckons, roughly a third of new cases in 123 went undiagnosed.
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He emphasized that aesthetic concerns can often be chalked up to undiagnosed medical problems.
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Direct-to-consumer tooth alignment companies can not verify periodontal health, and this has resulted in numerous cases reported where patients' undiagnosed periodontal disease combined with do-it-yourself tooth alignment have resulted in tooth loss and an acceleration of undiagnosed periodontal disease.
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Dianna says Pat, an addict whom she suspects lived undiagnosed with bipolar disorder, became violent.
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"He became a violent person because he went undiagnosed at a long time," Johnson says.
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The niece's husband, an anesthesiologist at UCLA, thought his wife was an undiagnosed bipolar person.
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Undiagnosed or untreated preeclampsia can result in the death of the mother or the baby.
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In their opening statements, Jones' lawyers claimed he suffers from undiagnosed schizophrenia, The State reports.
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As we first reported ... Justin contracted Lyme disease, which went undiagnosed for most of 2019.
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I was able to connect my caretakers' actions with symptoms of undiagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder.
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So it goes undiagnosed and the disease progresses for years and gets worse and worse.
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Of note: Women who have these implants, but go undiagnosed, should not have them removed.
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It's not known how many immigrants living with mental health issues go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Since many cases remain undiagnosed, the exact incidence is unknown and believed to be underestimated.
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And none of this accounts for the millions who go undiagnosed and without proper treatment.
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While all of these can be cured by antibiotics, many people go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Those with existing or undiagnosed health conditions that are exacerbated by stress should be cautious.
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She realized later that she had undiagnosed postpartum anxiety after her first child was born.
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The vast majority of the organization's patients have mental health issues, often undiagnosed, Wilhelms said.
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Watts said the autopsy showed no undiagnosed heart condition and that Cripe was otherwise healthy.
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A new study suggests that there's a psychological condition going undiagnosed in female veterans: insomnia.
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Manning received one of those grants to expand her work investigating undiagnosed fevers in Cambodia.
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Taft named the focus area Rare, Undiagnosed and Genetic Diseases because he liked the acronym.
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Even with Required Elementary School Assessments, so many students are promoted with undiagnosed learning disabilities.
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It is estimated that 70% to 85% of the population with celiac disease is undiagnosed.
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She sometimes sees undiagnosed medical issues when working with families during the pre-adoption process.
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After my dad took his life unexpectedly, my mom saw undiagnosed depression everywhere she looked.
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This can be due to caretaking responsibilities, undiagnosed mental illness, or a lack of skills.
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The Undiagnosed Diseases Network takes on the toughest cases, patients whose symptoms have defied explanation.
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He has excuses, like the undiagnosed depression, or the chemical dependencies, or the shitty childhood.
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An estimated 50 per cent of people living with the virus in Chile remain undiagnosed.
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The disease makes it difficult for the heart to pump blood and often goes undiagnosed.
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And Jessica Kirkpatrick, a data scientist at Hired, who had to overcome an undiagnosed learning disability.
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Many sexually transmitted infections are asymptomatic and go undiagnosed until they really start to cause damage.
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If a child's hearing issues go undiagnosed, they can often struggle at school and fall behind.
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He reveals that he had an undiagnosed hyperparathyroid gland and promptly turns it into a bit.
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And some of kids considered truant might have undiagnosed anxiety, depression or other mental health problems.
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According to Natia, his father was a perpetually jobless alcoholic with a possibly undiagnosed mental disorder.
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The researchers hope by continuously monitoring for abnormalities they can lower the number of undiagnosed cases.
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Plus, there isn't a widely used test to detect HPV in men, so most go undiagnosed.
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This suggests that many fathers are going undiagnosed and untreated for depression, the study authors conclude.
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In February, Oswalt revealed that McNamara died due to prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition.
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Unfortunately, according to the review cited by Karmally, people suffering from the disorder often go undiagnosed.
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In December 2013, a Metro-North engineer with undiagnosed sleep apnea fell asleep at the controls.
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Watts said Cripe was considered a healthy teenager and did not have an undiagnosed heart condition.
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Ms. Harry has had developmental delays since birth, but the underlying condition went undiagnosed for years.
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"My mom was dark and had a level of undiagnosed depression and self-attack," Mills said.
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He had trouble reading the words as she spoke because he had an undiagnosed learning disability.
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More than half of Asian-Americans and nearly half of Hispanic Americans with diabetes are undiagnosed.
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Yet, as with too little thyroid hormone, older people may lack obvious symptoms and remain undiagnosed.
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A long-undiagnosed case of spina bifida tortured Williams from the time he was a child.
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And the symptoms of this rare genetic disorder are often misdiagnosed, or go undiagnosed for years.
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Porzingis was 218-foot-255 and playing despite undiagnosed anemia when Mendez found him at 222.
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In early 2018, Ms. Silva was accepted into the Stanford site of the Undiagnosed Diseases Network.
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Both are common—and commonly undiagnosed—conditions associated with life-threatening problems, including stroke and heart attack.
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But after 21991 months she developed lactation issues, which were exacerbated by a previously undiagnosed thyroid problem.
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Studies have shown that undiagnosed and untreated maternal depression can harm a child's cognitive and emotional development.
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Roslyn Breen was born with an undiagnosed muscular condition that prevents her from walking or sitting up.
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"If pessimists should worry about anything, though, it's that they may have an undiagnosed — and treatable — depression."
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"Without question, morcellation of an undiagnosed sarcoma can disseminate malignant tissue," the association said unequivocally in 2307.6.
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The remaining 80% experience much milder symptoms such as fever and weakness, which can often go undiagnosed.
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And because it often occurs with no obvious symptoms, it frequently goes undiagnosed until it's too late.
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This year, Oswalt revealed that McNamara had a previously undiagnosed condition that caused blockages in her arteries.
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The term "problem drinker, undiagnosed" was used in an article I read a couple of years ago.
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Publicly, she continues to pretend that this condition has gone undiagnosed because of the incompetence of doctors.
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The Globe and Mail (Canada): "America's undiagnosed sickness continues: White supremacy has been here for two centuries"
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O.C.D. has often been misunderstood, undiagnosed and exploited as a set of amusing quirks for Hollywood characters.
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Then living with a handful of undiagnosed mental illnesses, Daniel conveyed a distant otherness in his music.
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In 2009, I had undiagnosed depression—I thought I was the only crazy person on the planet.
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Though the problems aren't analogous, you can repurpose their algorithms to locate clusters of undiagnosed H.I.V. cases.
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But in poor countries, strep throat often goes undiagnosed and can become a long, slow death sentence.
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However, Theodore has issues he's not sharing, which, in the book at least, involve undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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And, even though my parents were concerned enough to take me to two doctors, it went undiagnosed.
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Going without regular dental care can contribute to health complications or allow serious illnesses to go undiagnosed.
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Many of the men with undiagnosed diabetes were obese, which is a risk factor for the disease.
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Symptoms akin to post-traumatic stress disorder were undiagnosed, and the effects were passed to younger generations.
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"Once you have a cluster in a certain city, there's a risk, in light of the facts here, that you might have many more undiagnosed cases than we are aware of and there is a risk that those undiagnosed cases will, in turn, infect other people," Kaplan noted.
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"But if you feel fine, it's very unlikely that you're going to have an undiagnosed disorder like this."
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His performances were uninspired, but they did happen to coincide with Miller's bout of then-undiagnosed Lyme disease.
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In 53, the CDC estimated that undiagnosed sexually transmitted diseases cause 24,000 women each year to become infertile.
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Oswalt revealed in February that McNamara died from a combination of prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition.
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As previously mentioned, Mothersbaugh has had myopic vision since childhood, although it remained undiagnosed during his earliest years.
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All three STDs are curable with antibiotics, but most infections go undiagnosed and untreated, according to the CDC.
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Pfizer believes there are about 21,2450 people in the United States with the condition, the vast majority undiagnosed.
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In February, Oswalt revealed that she had passed away due to prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition.
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Mental health issues are often under-reported or undiagnosed, but the good news is that it is treatable.
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I have unusually shallow fingerprint ridges, through some combination of guitar playing and a possibly undiagnosed medical condition.
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What started as a desire to sleep with experienced men spiraled into some form of undiagnosed sex addiction.
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"Symptoms are easy to confuse with other conditions such as arthritis, so it often goes undiagnosed," he warned.
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They feared that pockets of undiagnosed infections could silently sustain the outbreak, fueling its advance around the globe.
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George Salazar arrived in New York a decade ago with $900, a dream and an undiagnosed shrimp allergy.
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It's also possible that some women who had preeclampsia might have had undiagnosed kidney problems at the time.
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King's father had undiagnosed Alzheimer's before his death, making the last few years King lived with him tumultuous.
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As it turns out, about 243% of new HIV infections are transmitted by people whose HIV remains undiagnosed.
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Right after labor, my doctors realized I had preeclampsia that was undiagnosed, which is dangerous for pregnant women.
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It's estimated that one in five teens will have depression, but two-thirds of them will go undiagnosed.
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Times like these make me wonder if I've just gone undiagnosed the entire short span of my adult life.
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Her endometriosis pain had become unbearable, requiring a laparoscopic surgery, and she had another surgery for an undiagnosed hernia.
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The number of veterans living with PTSD is growing, but experts say many cases still go undiagnosed or unreported.
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Many cases of chlamydia and gonorrhea go undiagnosed and can result in long-term consequences, including infertility for women.
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I have some sort of undiagnosed injury/problem with my neck, upper back, and right shoulder, along with scoliosis.
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Because Alfie's condition was officially undiagnosed, his parents consistently publicly expressed a belief that he could potentially be cured.
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This was a case, this person told me, about family dynamics and undiagnosed mental illness — no more, no less.
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But this change appears to be having an unintended effect: More cases of chlamydia are going undiagnosed, Vice reports.
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The CDC also noted that the true numbers may well be higher, as most cases go undiagnosed and untreated.
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Before the sentencing, McFarland's lawyer had argued for leniency for his client, claiming that McFarland had undiagnosed mental illnesses.
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Cripe's autopsy didn't reveal any sort of undiagnosed heart issue and actually concluded that he was in good health.
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We still have no idea how many adults have autism, whether undiagnosed or, even worse, misdiagnosed and poorly treated.
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Lim said she believes she was suffering from undiagnosed anxiety and depression when she first started taking NXIVM courses.
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She had been charged with murder, but her lawyer argued that Ms. Bamenga had crippling and undiagnosed postpartum psychosis.
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Tamara had been living with an undiagnosed case of HIV for years before starting medication for it in 2015.
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It is impossible to tell how many youths go undiagnosed during the teenage years, or even their entire lives.
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The latest NTSB documents come amid increasing concern over the role of undiagnosed sleep disorders in fatal transit crashes.
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A National Transportation Safety Board report concluded that the driver had undiagnosed sleep apnea that contributed to the accident.
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With endo, the longer it's left undiagnosed, the higher the risk of infertility and the worse the pain is.
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According to the WHO, most cases of FGS are undiagnosed and few medical staff are aware of its existence.
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In the Undiagnosed Diseases Network, the doctors and researchers reviewed her symptoms and previous studies, including her DNA sequencing.
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His shortcomings, after all, a result of an overbearing mother and Thad's fears that Vera may have undiagnosed epilepsy (???).
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Similarly, researchers have hypothesized that the healing of diabetic foot ulcers may be affected by undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea.
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On Wednesday, we learned that tests had revealed the blood clot was linked to a previously undiagnosed brain tumor.
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But he began suffering from depression and undiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder, plagued by nightmares of soldiers chasing him.
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The defense argued that Sergeant Bergdahl's decision to walk away was influenced by a then-undiagnosed severe personality disorder.
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"There's already too many undiagnosed cases out there," Tara Smith, a professor of epidemiology at Kent State University, says.
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Ill but undiagnosed workers are eligible for three days of leave coverage while they are tested for the virus.
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While the transplant had been successful, he had been too ill from hard living and undiagnosed scleroderma to rally.
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"We get a sense that there are a lot of people out there who are undiagnosed," Dr. Kent said.
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Maybe they have an undiagnosed disability, and so forcing them to get work isn't really going to do anything.
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She contracted a life-threatening infection after an emergency C-section and lived with undiagnosed depression for years afterward.
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The proportion of undiagnosed cases of celiac disease dropped in half during that time, from 0.6 percent to 0.3 percent.
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I recall an article I read the other day that said often anxiety/depression in women is often undiagnosed ADHD.
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Unfortunately, many women also go undiagnosed, so it's important to see an OB-GYN if you think you have symptoms.
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But medical shortages and the possibility that patients can carry the virus while asymptomatic mean many are likely going undiagnosed.
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Globally, endometriosis affects at least 212 million women, and experts believe the real number is higher due to undiagnosed cases.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how undiagnosed celiac disease might directly impact pregnancy outcomes.
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To test its accuracy, the researchers pitted then their algorithm against expert cardiologists to read and interpret 300 undiagnosed clips.
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And when depression is left undiagnosed and untreated, those who suffer from it are at a higher risk for suicide.
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Some volunteers may also have been suffering from undiagnosed sleep apnea, which might have masked the benefits of the drug.
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The floodgates have opened and they are identifying trypanosomes in almost every sample, in both diagnosed patients and undiagnosed seropositives.
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In some of these cases, such as undiagnosed cancer or worsening heart disease, the consequence of the delay is death.
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Part of the reason for this drastic statistic is that gonorrhea can often go undiagnosed, and thus is easily spread.
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If you have undiagnosed celiac and go carnivore, you will experience a genuine miracle that might include remission of arthritis.
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Commins estimates that at least 5,000 cases have been diagnosed in the United States, and many more probably remain undiagnosed.
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Would I struggle getting accommodations for my disabilities (some undiagnosed at the time), primarily Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, endometriosis, and autism?
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What are all our habits of thinking, our charming neuroses, our nature and character, if seen uncharitably, but undiagnosed defects?
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You're the Grinches whose enlarged hearts are less a sign of personal growth, and more just an undiagnosed medical condition.
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But what if the reverse occurs and symptoms of anxiety or depression masquerade as an as-yet undiagnosed physical disorder?
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She had an undiagnosed heart condition, according to the medical examiner, and the head trauma caused a fatal blood clot.
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And, yes, I would later learn I suffered from complications I let go completely undiagnosed and untreated while in college.
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Between 10 and 60 percent of people with early HIV infection have no symptoms, so their disease often remains undiagnosed.
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Addi Carroll has endured several hospital visits, and even brain surgery, throughout her life as she suffers from an undiagnosed illness.
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"Each year there are nearly 20 million new STD cases, approximately half of which go undiagnosed and untreated," the directors reported.
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Someone with undiagnosed coronavirus sitting in a waiting room, by contrast, could spread the illness to other patients or healthcare workers.
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Sanchez had cardiomyopathy, which went undiagnosed for weeks as her mother, Natalie Sanchez, tried to find a doctor who could help.
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Alfie was suffering from an undiagnosed brain disorder and was described by his doctors as being in a semi-vegetative state.
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Researchers have even found certain healers to be undiagnosed synesthetes, but the overlap between what readers and synesthetes see isn't consistent.
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It's also possible that some people in the study had undiagnosed diabetes before they developed cancer, researchers note in JAMA Oncology.
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An autopsy later revealed the cause of his death was a coronary arrhythmia, a symptom of his undiagnosed coronary artery disease.
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"Too many people have HIV infections that go undiagnosed for far too long," Fitzgerald said in a conference call with reporters.
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In addition, testing for co-infections is often unreliable, as it is for Lyme disease, so co-infections often go undiagnosed.
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Part of the problem was that there was no standard of comparison for newborns; babies often went home with undiagnosed problems.
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Though it went undiagnosed for more than a decade, I spent most of my childhood in a quiet state of panic.
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And while all three diseases are treatable with antibiotics, most cases continue to go undiagnosed, potentially causing infertility and other problems.
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WATCH FULL EVENT HERE Approximately 6900 million Americans live with a rare disease, and many more may go undiagnosed or misdiagnosed.
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Weinstein's publicist also claimed that the former movie mogul, who turns 68 in two days, fell and had an undiagnosed concussion.
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Second, we could be describing someone's worrisome—but undiagnosed—substance use, in which case we're assuming a certain level of severity.
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But many cases go undiagnosed, and the diseases can cause serious problems down the line, including infertility and increased H.I.V. risk.
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The researchers—some at Imperial College and others in the US—broke the infected population into two groups, diagnosed and undiagnosed.
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I couldn't afford testing because I was starting to have issues maintaining gainful employment as a result of my undiagnosed autism.
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WIRED has learned that the patient has been in a northern California hospital for a week, but went undiagnosed until Sunday.
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These undiagnosed students grow up thinking that they unable to learn, when it is the educational system that has failed them.
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Work requirements tend to disproportionately affect people grappling with addiction or undiagnosed mental illness, who don't necessarily elicit sympathy from lawmakers.
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More than 1 million people in the US live with HIV, and 1 in 7 people living with the virus are undiagnosed.
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Their second son, Michael, whom they welcomed in 285, died at the age of 255 in 1986 from an undiagnosed heart condition.
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"Aaron experienced a chaotic and horrendous existence in many respects, due to his undiagnosed brain injury," the estate alleges in its complaint.
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And you do this red herring of teasing the idea that perhaps it's actually Juliette who has some undiagnosed fatal medical issue.
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Diez and her husband, Ronald's, 13-month-old daughter, Chasely, was born with what doctors suspect to be an undiagnosed genetic syndrome.
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Women had to campaign hard to break through the embarrassment that meant cancers of the breast and reproductive organs often went undiagnosed.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates up to 2.5 million Americans are suffering from ME/CFS, with many cases undiagnosed.
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Some obsessions are darker, harder to talk about, less common, and can remain undiagnosed for years, even if a person seeks help.
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Upon release, Lovato assumed her problem was her previously undiagnosed bipolar and eating disorders, and that substance abuse wasn't the real demon.
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Soon, these investigators would discover how just one undiagnosed case can wreak havoc on a hospital and spread anxiety across a region.
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Soon, the investigators would discover how just one undiagnosed case can wreak havoc on a hospital and spread anxiety across a region.
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Patricia Zornio, rare and undiagnosed disease medical research, Stanford University, Colorado SenateFor a year and a half I've been thinking about it.
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" He added, "The injury that he has, if untreated or undiagnosed, could possibly lead to a fracture, but it's not a fracture.
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Will, meanwhile, had some as-yet-undiagnosed illness that had caused him to lose 153 pounds since the beginning of the season.
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This includes computer breakdowns, mix-ups with the doses or types of medications administered to patients and surgical complications that go undiagnosed.
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When I meet a child with "undiagnosed" hearing loss or mobility issues, I wonder if he or she was born with CMV.
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Cicely Bailey, supervisor, Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities, Court and Probation Services in Cook County Typically, a lot of mental illness is undiagnosed.
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I realized later some of the amazing things that could have been accomplished by people whose mental illnesses went undiagnosed and uncared for.
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When he petitioned the Army to upgrade his discharge, arguing that he missed his flight because of undiagnosed PTSD, it rejected his appeal.
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Fourth, it is alleged that Bergdahl was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder that was undiagnosed when he left his post in Afghanistan.
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Kennedy Smith, the last surviving sibling of JFK, addresses her father's controversial decision to have Rosemary, who had an undiagnosed intellectual disability, lobotomized.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how undiagnosed or untreated apnea might directly cause heart problems after surgery.
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Doctors eventually discovered that she had an undiagnosed heart condition called non-compaction syndrome, which caused her go into cardiac arrest that night.
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The company estimated on Tuesday that about 3 million Americans are still infected with hepatitis C, including about 1.5 million who remain undiagnosed.
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But scientists say it goes undiagnosed in most cases, and the true number of sufferers in the United States alone could be 10,000.
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A 2012 study found that major depressive episodes went undiagnosed in 66 percent of pregnant women, and 59 percent in non-pregnant women.
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The engineer involved in a deadly New Jersey Transit train crash had a sleep condition that went undiagnosed, the Associated Press reported Wednesday.
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But without that first free pap smear and follow up tests and consultations, all covered through the ACA, I might still be undiagnosed.
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With diagnostic tools inadequate for many of these disorders, countless numbers of rare diseases remain undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, and intervention opportunities are lost.
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"4 out of 85033 mass shooters have no mental illness diagnosis, and half showed no signs on a prior, undiagnosed illness," Murphy tweeted.
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Lack of access to proper maternal health care can lead to complications during pregnancy or birth, and even death from undiagnosed medical complications.
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Even though modern testing can give us a lot of information, 10 percent to 30 percent of autopsies still reveal undiagnosed medical problems.
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A different source tells People that Prince had been struggling with an undiagnosed illness for years, and lived a completely drug-free lifestyle.
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Ms. Niven, whose Lyme disease went undiagnosed for more than a year, has used a combination of Western and Eastern therapies, she said.
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Mike DeWine suggested on CNN's "State of the Union" that an estimated 100,000 undiagnosed infections could already have happened in his state alone.
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Just before she turned 4, Kamiyah was accepted into the National Institutes of Health's Undiagnosed Diseases Network — truly the diagnosticians of last resort.
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Our ever-expanding armamentarium of diagnoses no doubt offers comfort, attention and a path to treatment for many previously undiagnosed — and undiagnosable — patients.
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While in school she suffered through frequent trips to the hospital for what was an undiagnosed "mystery illness," which she eventually treated holistically.
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As many as 5 percent of patients visiting doctors' offices believe they have a serious, undiagnosed medical illness when none can be found.
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Less than 20% of these youth receive the care they need, meaning many of them likely go into adulthood with undiagnosed mental illness.
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In China, there were over 114 million cases of diabetes in China in 2017, with 87.5 million facing high risks of undiagnosed diabetes.
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One reason may be that many black men at risk for diabetes go undiagnosed, particularly when they don't have a primary care provider.
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A postmortem investigation found that the victim, a local architect, had undiagnosed coronary heart disease, and suffered a heart attack in the water.
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Safety advocates say that the Trump administration could shoulder some of the blame if another deadly crash is linked to undiagnosed sleep apnea.
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Wilens concludes that it's likely that some people who take drugs like Adderall or Ritalin without a prescription are self-medicating undiagnosed ADHD.
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And the majority go undiagnosed and untreated, said Dr. Lenard Adler, who is the director of the adult ADHD program at NYU Langone Health.
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According to the Massachusetts General Hospital's Center for Women's Mental Health, the women most vulnerable to the condition commonly suffer from undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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While undiagnosed as a child, she began to recognize some of her own tendencies in Charlie's when specialists gave names to his behavioral patterns.
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It's not just the embarrassing nature of the condition that is leading many to go undiagnosed, but also a lack of awareness amongst medics.
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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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But the chronic, inflammatory condition is still relatively unknown, a major problem for an illness that only gets worse the longer it goes undiagnosed.
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The engineer in a separate crash in New Jersey this September also had sleep apnea that was previously undiagnosed, his lawyer said last month.
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For many years, the story of JFK's sister, who had an undiagnosed mental disability and was lobotomized at age 23, was shrouded in mystery.
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Between 24% and 62% of diabetics are undiagnosed and untreated—as are an estimated 240% of people with mental illnesses in the developing world.
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"I thought I was a nobody my whole life," Winkler, whose severe dyslexia would remain undiagnosed until he was in his 30s, tells PEOPLE.
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It was an epiphany: finally an explanation for the cocktails of unsavory symptoms that doctors had left undiagnosed in so many for so long.
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Davis' autopsy showed no undiagnosed heart conditions and that Davis was healthy and had no conditions that could have triggered by the caffeine intake.
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According to Perth Now, Hefford's death certificate lists "intake of bodybuilding supplements" as a cause of death, in addition to the previously undiagnosed condition.
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According to Richards Boles, MD, medical director at Courtagen Life Sciences, who was on also on GMA, this disorder can go undiagnosed for years.
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Some children with undiagnosed nighttime breathing problems may also have respiratory problems after taking codeine, and obesity may increase the risk of this occurring.
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But Mr. Gallagher's diagnosis echoed an earlier Metro-North Railroad crash in 2013, in which the engineer was found to have undiagnosed sleep apnea.
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While it'll surely raise awareness about the disease for some people who actually have an undiagnosed case, it also might lead to over-diagnosis.
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We have undiagnosed, unrecognized chains of transmission already in the US. This is what's fueling the virus, not travel from Europe or anywhere else.
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After the birth of her own son, she suffered from what she now believes was an undiagnosed case of postpartum anxiety and mild depression.
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A new study estimates that 86% of COVID-19 infections in China went undiagnosed before the country's travel ban was enacted on January 23.
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Thankfully, Judge Caproni agreed with us -- keeping Dad in prison, especially in his unexplained and undiagnosed deteriorated condition, would not bring back anyone's investments.
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Researchers at the University of Virginia are developing genetic testing to keep children with undiagnosed Type I diabetes out of emergency rooms, NPR reports.
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She explains that both of them had undiagnosed dyslexia and couldn't read, which was a source of great shame and manifested in unhealthy behaviors.
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Or at least dampen the chatter that he is suffering from some sort of undiagnosed condition that renders him unable to do the job.
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They were more likely to have undiagnosed age-related macular degeneration if they were older, male or had less than a high school education.
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In 2014, the NTSB said the driver of a train that derailed in New York City the previous year had an undiagnosed sleep disorder.
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She was diagnosed with ALS over 15 years ago, but doctors are still unsure whether that's actually her condition, so she considers herself "undiagnosed."
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Navy SEAL Ryan Larkin died by suicide in 2017 after four combat tours, during which he suffered a brain injury that went undiagnosed and untreated.
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For instance, he says, one former employee found out he had an undiagnosed medical condition called sleep apnea by wearing the Quanttus watch at night.
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Although the agent is at a loss for an explanation, it does sound like the little boy simply has an undiagnosed disorder of some kind.
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But, the authors explain, cancer remaining deeper in the skin may go unseen, and undiagnosed, until it becomes more advanced and potentially even life threatening.
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Writing A New Disease Encyclopedia The Undiagnosed Diseases Network was founded in 2015 with a $43 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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"Aaron experienced a chaotic and horrendous existence in many respects, due to his undiagnosed brain injury," his attorneys alleged in a lawsuit against the NFL.
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This age group is particularly vulnerable to exposure, the study authors write, because it has the highest proportion of undiagnosed HIV of any age category.
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The explanation for the Salem Witch trials range from fungus poisoning or undiagnosed encephalitis lethargica causing hysteria, fear of strong women, or competition between families.
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But Terrill Thomas hadn't committed suicide, he was not killed in an altercation with another inmate, nor did he die from an undiagnosed health condition.
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About 1 in 7,000 people are estimated to have LQTS, but no one knows for sure because it usually goes undiagnosed, according to the NIH.
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That, and a lengthy bout with depression, which was undiagnosed for years, caused him to lose his company in 403 at the age of 240.
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The engineer of a New Jersey Transit train that crashed into Hoboken Terminal in September had an undiagnosed sleep disorder, his lawyer said on Wednesday.
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He said the agency examines the medical fitness of workers as part of accident investigations, including whether an undiagnosed condition could have impaired a worker.
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Larger numbers of obese recruits are accepted today, due to loosening of weight requirements, and later found during rigorous training to harbor undiagnosed medical conditions.
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The jump in the number of chlamydia infections is particularly concerning for women: If the disease goes undiagnosed or untreated, it can lead to infertility.
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Many were discharged with undiagnosed or misdiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or traumatic brain injury (TBI), or were survivors of military sexual trauma (MST).
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Self-made millionaire Barbara Corcoran was called "the 'dumb kid' in school," she told CNBC Make It in November, as she struggled with undiagnosed dyslexia.
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With growing outbreaks of diagnosed cases in 34 states as of this writing and vastly larger numbers of undiagnosed cases, there's serious cause for concern.
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"Exercise addiction often goes undiagnosed because it's not recognized as a problem," Alyssa Williamson — a psychotherapist in Dallas, TX who specializes in eating disorders — said.
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One clever study even tried to use a complicated model to estimate exactly how many undiagnosed, or "undocumented," cases the Chinese population had in January.
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When undiagnosed celiac results in persistent fatigue or infertility, "you can lose years of quality of life that you can't get back," Dr. Murray said.
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Despite an undiagnosed concussion, Kariya returned minutes later and scored a thrilling goal as the Ducks forced Game 7 of the series, which they lost.
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A federal safety board has finalized a report blaming undiagnosed sleep apnea and poor traffic management on a deadly bus crash in California last year.
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What she did not understand then, but now sees clearly, was that pernicious forces were in control — an undiagnosed mental illness and an unwavering addiction.
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One limitation of the study is the possibility that some participants with diabetes went undiagnosed, leading to an undercount of the number of diabetes cases.
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We talked to three people enrolled in the Undiagnosed Diseases Network, a federally funded project that helps those who have exhausted all other medical options.
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Infants with severe forms of the disorder become seriously ill or die soon after birth, but it's possible for children with milder cases to go undiagnosed.
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And we remain greatly concerned that almost half of all people with high blood pressure in the UK are unaware of their condition and remain undiagnosed.
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Many women with autism are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed because past research has focused on men and boys with autism, who behave differently than women with autism.
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"Most cases go undiagnosed — millions of people think they've never had flu and that they are immune or it just doesn't happen to them," Jacobson said.
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Data from Missing People shows that both diagnosed or undiagnosed mental health issues are present in up to eight in ten of the UK's missing adults.
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Michelle, who wed Oswalt in 2005, had an undiagnosed heart condition that caused arterial blockages; the medications found in her system included Adderall, Xanax, and fentanyl.
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Andy Salamon, a former lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, watched his father struggle with undiagnosed sleep apnea, which occurs when the airway gets blocked during sleep.
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Butts had been waiting for a Senate vote for eight hundred and thirty-five days when, in May, 2016, she died suddenly, of an undiagnosed cancer.
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It's estimated that almost ten percent of the population is now diabetic – many of them undiagnosed – and one in three adults suffers from high blood pressure.
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And as new research becomes available, the Undiagnosed Diseases Network will reach out to see what might be helpful for Avery and other children like her.
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This also puts healthcare workers at risk of exposure, since limited testing raises the likelihood that patients go undiagnosed and spread the virus in medical settings.
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During a panel discussion chronicled by the Post and Courier, Harris addressed the pipeline she observed between undiagnosed and untreated mental illness and prison or jail.
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To test the feasibility of screening men for undiagnosed diabetes in barber shops, researchers used a finger-prick blood test that gives results in five minutes.
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It's also worth noting that its mortality rate is likely significantly lower than the headline 2%, not least because that doesn't include mild undiagnosed cases: 15.
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Up to 30 percent of cases go undiagnosed until life-threatening complications occur and those over the age of 65 are at greater risk of stroke.
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Sleep apnea, often undiagnosed, is characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep and can leave sufferers fatigued, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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For others, the lack of care is a matter of life and death: cancer undiagnosed and untreated, failure to provide the correct medicine, and so forth.
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AFib is often undiagnosed since it might not cause noticeable symptoms, but it contributes to 2104,000 deaths and 750,000 hospitalizations in the United States each year.
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As the 22000s bled into the 21996s, Flynt was repeatedly sued for obscenity, shot and paralyzed by Franklin, and increasingly erratic thanks to his undiagnosed bipolar disorder.
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WATCH: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles Her adolescence was marked by academic challenges, due to an undiagnosed hearing problem that was later corrected with several surgeries.
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Some results might be detecting undiagnosed cases of Lyme that happened long before someone visited the doctor, or even cases that had already been treated with antibiotics.
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One former Air Force medic, who asked not to be named, had an undiagnosed, rare genetic condition while in the military with symptoms that included pelvic pain.
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Because existing systems lack the accuracy, speed and cost-efficiency required to scale up screening of the highly contagious disease, many TB cases go undiagnosed, they said.
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The cause of death of former Miss North Dakota USA Samantha Edwards was found to be an undiagnosed genetic heart condition, her mother announced on Facebook Tuesday.
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Despite consistent complaints about feeling pain, Harper said El-Hanafi's condition went undiagnosed until being treated at a New York hospital in 2011, when ultrasounds were taken.
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I'm 100 percent sure I have undiagnosed sleep apnea, but getting a sleep study done so I can have a CPAP machine has been a bureaucratic nightmare.
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At this moment, there are millions of teenage drivers, distracted drivers, drivers with minor or undiagnosed visual impairments, and other unsafe or reckless drivers on the road.
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In the 2013 Metro-North crash, which killed four people, the safety board found that the engineer had fallen asleep as a result of the undiagnosed condition.
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An attorney for the engineer of the NJ Transit train has cited undiagnosed severe sleep apnea, which restricts breathing during sleep, causing daytime drowsiness and attention deficits.
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According to the PCOS Foundation, about 5-10% of women of childbearing age suffer from the endocrine disorder, but about half of those women are still undiagnosed.
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He reveals certain details of his life — he thinks he has undiagnosed attention deficit disorder; he has meltdowns when he's under stress — but doesn't fully explicate them.
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Each week, the live television broadcast and 24/7 digital platform connects doctors and medical professionals from around the world with people suffering from undiagnosed medical mysteries.
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With his dyslexia going undiagnosed when he was a boy, he had struggled with reading and math in school; photography became an ideal means of self-expression.
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They concluded that if the virus among undiagnosed people hadn't spread, the cases could have been reduced by 66% in Wuhan and 79% across all of China.
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While 54 million Americans have sleep apnea, 80 percent of them are undiagnosed and untreated according to Dr. Carlos M. Nunez, MD chief medical officer for ResMed.
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She attended Los Angeles Junior College and studied acting with the Austrian-born director Max Reinhardt, but she had academic difficulties because of an undiagnosed hearing problem.
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She had gone undiagnosed for several years, despite my reaching out to her health care providers, who either minimized my concerns or weren't sure what to do.
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Outside of Hubei itself, where a huge amount of resources and emergency staff have been deployed, there are fears that cases may be missed or go undiagnosed.
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His undiagnosed and untreated post-traumatic stress disorder was hard enough for him to deal with — now he had discharge papers that looked like a criminal record.
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Overall, about 15% of people with HIV have an undiagnosed infection, while nearly a quarter (roughly 23%) are diagnosed yet not receiving care, according to the researchers.
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In a eulogy to Tank on his blog, Dylan had claimed his pup died from an undiagnosed lung condition, but some of Tank's friends and fans were suspicious.
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Years of memory loss and undiagnosed depression led to speculation that Ewen, 49, had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease caused by repeated blows to the head.
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It exists along a continuum, and because unrealistic standards make women reluctant to open up to friends and family, more than half of women with PPD go undiagnosed.
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Children with rare and undiagnosed diseases are now more frequently getting genetic sequencing, and typically we in the medical field search for the 'one gene' with the problem.
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Undiagnosed mental health problems, stresses such as loss of a job or a loved one, relationship problems, financial difficulties and physical problems can contribute to suicide, experts said.
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Dr. Cordero says that this is the case with most Pfeiffer syndrome babies: the condition is difficult to diagnose via ultrasound, so most are remain undiagnosed until birth.
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It's also possible that some people in the study had undiagnosed depression or anxiety prior to the heart attack that influenced their survival odds, the study authors note.
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A Missouri mother is speaking out about the devastating death of her 2-year-old daughter, who she learned died as a result of undiagnosed type 1 diabetes.
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An ending more consistent with what I take to be Cody's intentions would have showed the husband's increased efforts and engagement but Marlo, undiagnosed and untreated, still ill.
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He wanted me to see Boscha, which was up on a lift in the back of the shop, its undercarriage exposed, suffering from as yet undiagnosed engine trouble.
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Given that relatively few people have serious, undiagnosed arrhythmias with no symptoms (if people did, we would be screening for this more often), this isn't the major concern.
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People who buy the latest Apple watch will most likely be younger, healthier, wealthier and more plugged into the health care system — and less likely to remain undiagnosed.
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If undiagnosed people hadn't spread the virus, the number of cases could have been reduced by 66% in Wuhan and 79% across all of China, the study reports.
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And UC Davis Health officials said on March 5 that exposure to an undiagnosed Covid-19 patient required that it send 89 employees home for quarantine and monitoring.
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As Business Insider previously reported, "experts predict that the percentage of deaths will decrease in the longer term since milder cases of COVID-19 are probably going undiagnosed."
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Based on a New York Times column that solicited reader advice for undiagnosed issues, the series goes from Dateline to quirky pretty quickly—and that's a good thing.
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This allows Mr. Sharif's bewilderment over what he calls "an undiagnosed war" to become the story, one that speaks specifically to the profoundly destabilizing nature of lengthy conflict.
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"I think there are a lot of people with autism who go undiagnosed when I think their life could be better if they got those tools," Schumer said.
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Mr. Oswalt said in February that she had died from a combination of an undiagnosed heart condition and a mix of prescription medications, including Adderall, Xanax and fentanyl.
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Some years ago, she says, she came to the hospital with a ruptured appendix and developed a mysterious and undiagnosed illness that kept her there for nine weeks.
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While fans still don't know what happened during the Vietnam War, or if Jack is suffering from undiagnosed PTSD, it's clearly a huge reason why the Pearson dad drinks.
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When endometriosis goes undiagnosed and/or untreated, Huang says, the scarring can become so severe that the areas with lesions hurt all the time, not just during a period.
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"There's a vast number of people who go undiagnosed with this condition," said James Park, Fitbit's co-founder and chief executive officer, said in an interview with The Verge.
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More than half go untreated or undiagnosed, leading to nearly $200 billion in lost earnings and productivity for employers, and, far more importantly, more than 37,000 suicides every year.
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Kardashian West experienced undiagnosed preeclampsia during her first pregnancy with North West, in addition to "placenta accreta," a condition in which the placenta grows very close to uterine wall.
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Tonya Saffer, Vice President of Health Policy at the National Kidney Foundation, discussed the difficulty of managing a population with kidney disease when many are living with undiagnosed conditions.
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Marjanovic says she's recovering from undiagnosed anorexia, which she never sought treatment for because she never felt she was "skinny enough" for her food issues to be taken seriously.
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Anywhere from 35 percent to 85 percent of mental health conditions go undetected and undiagnosed, according to the World Health Organization, depending on where you live on the planet.
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Following most mass shooting incidents, we often learn that the shooter was dealing with an undiagnosed mental health issue, was feeling hopeless or helpless, or exhibited extremely aggressive behavior.
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Because of this, Love decided to take a deep dive into researching some of the darker and less common expressions of OCD, which can often remain undiagnosed for years.
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In the United States, some 8.9 percent of adults 20 and older have been found to have diabetes, and health officials estimate that another 3.5 percent have undiagnosed diabetes.
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In an interview for People's Mom Talk video series, model and actress Molly Sims opened up about suffering through a thyroid problem that went undiagnosed during her first pregnancy.
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Witness: Bergdahl had PTSD before he enlisted A lawyer for Bergdahl urged leniency, based in part on an undiagnosed mental illness experts said he suffered from when he fled.
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At the hospital, Wardle and her husband learned that Oliver might not survive because he went into sepsis, or organ failure, due to an undiagnosed and untreated throat infection.
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Compare that to the child who has an undiagnosed vision deficit or hearing impairment who cannot keep up in class, falls far behind, and eventually drops out of school.
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When an expectant mother is infected with the disease, and goes undiagnosed and untreated, the bacteria can get into her bloodstream and move through her placenta to her baby.
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So far, they have sequenced more than 75,000 genomes—most of them from families with undiagnosed rare diseases—and diagnoses have been returned in around a quarter of cases.
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In 2014, a friend told Helena about the National Institute of Health's initiative called the Undiagnosed Diseases Network, a research study to bring experts together to solve medical mysteries.
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In Solano County, California, a patient with coronavirus went undiagnosed for four days each at two different hospitals last month because she didn't meet the CDC's coronavirus testing requirements.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - The engineers in two New York City area commuter train crashes suffered from undiagnosed sleep disorders, the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said on Thursday.
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The disorder, characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep, often goes undiagnosed and can leave sufferers fatigued during the day, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - A U.S. investigative agency said on Tuesday that two New York City area commuter train crashes were the result of engineers with undiagnosed sleep disorders.
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It relies on middle and high school students to report that they've been diagnosed with a concussion, and it cannot determine how many undiagnosed concussions students might have sustained.
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An autopsy found that she had an undiagnosed heart condition and had taken a mix of prescription drugs, including Adderall, the pain narcotic fentanyl and the anti-anxiety medication Xanax.
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She had been told the baby would weigh 8 pounds, though she gained an enormous amount of weight during her pregnancy and believes she may have had undiagnosed gestational diabetes.
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More from Tonic: Left undiagnosed—and therefore untreated—depression can lead to not only violence and other mental health issues, but also suicide, whose rates have risen among black youth.
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GettyThomas Gallager, the engineer of the train that crashed into the Hoboken, station in New Jersey in September had a severe case of undiagnosed sleep apnea, according to his lawyer.
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Why this is a big, growing problem: Half of the people living with it in America don't even know they have it, and most new infections go undiagnosed as well.
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In one study of more than 300 autopsy reports, obese patients were 1.65 times more likely than others to have significant undiagnosed medical conditions, including bowel disease and lung cancer.
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Eunice, who died in 2009 at age 88, founded the Special Olympics in 1968 in memory of her sister Rosemary Kennedy, who had an undiagnosed developmental disorder and was lobotomized.
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Selma Blair is probably the most visible example of this, as someone who went undiagnosed for many, many years, possibly a decade, and now she has very advanced multiple sclerosis.
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Undiagnosed blast injuries are common among the Special Operations soldiers, he said, because members of this military elite prize their toughness and do not want to risk losing their careers.
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Back then, patients just hoped to make it to their next birthday, to not lose any friends that week, or that more would not die undiagnosed, as my uncle did.
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" Meanwhile, her severe endometriosis, which was still undiagnosed at that point, often left her in so much chronic pain that she was unable to have sex, leaving Rushdie feeling "rejected.
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It's associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes, and it can also be dangerous for undiagnosed sufferers who experience a lot of fatigue during the day.
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A study published last year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that bullets and their fragments can be a significant, yet often undiagnosed, cause of lead poisoning.
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One of those friends is Maggie Williams Dryden, who became a widow and solo parent at 35 when her husband, Eric, died from an undiagnosed pulmonary embolism in June 2016.
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Opinion Columnist If this election turns out to be just between a self-proclaimed socialist and an undiagnosed sociopath, we will be in a terrible, terrible place as a country.
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In 2014, it said the driver of a train that derailed in New York City, killing four passengers, had an undiagnosed sleep disorder at the time of the 2013 accident.
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He suspects "that people susceptible to developing arrhythmias because of some undiagnosed condition might develop an arrhythmia under the stress of alcohol," and that some could end up requiring treatment.
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Racism can result in women avoiding or postponing prenatal care that might identify weight gain issues, pregnancy-related hypertension, undiagnosed diabetes and other precursors of severe maternal complications, Hogue said.
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Research by the Ohio Association of Food Banks found that many SNAP recipients have serious impediments to work, such as undiagnosed disabilities, said Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, the group's executive director.
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Frank Larkin, father of a Navy SEAL who died by suicide after struggling with an undiagnosed brain injury, called Trump's comments a "hard hit to the gut" in a January letter.
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She has helped me through a lot of the health anxiety I developed after I got an undiagnosed tropical illness last year after a trip and hurt my back shortly after.
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Since the end of April, a number of people in northern Democratic Republic of the Congo have become sick with an "undiagnosed illness," and three people have died as a result.
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She was pronounced brain dead the following day, and her death certificate lists "intake of bodybuilding supplements" as one of the causes of death, as well as the previously undiagnosed disorder.
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Out of those people, 15%, or 1 in 33, did not know they were infected — and 30% of new HIV infections are transmitted by people who are living with undiagnosed HIV.
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Sleep apnea, which is typically undiagnosed as it requires an overnight sleep test, is a condition where breathing can pause during sleep, causing someone to be intensely sleepy the next day.
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Though once hesitant to talk about Griffin, Baker, 45, says she's hoping by bringing national attention to dyspraxia – which, though common, often goes undiagnosed – he feels more comfortable about his limitations.
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"My personal belief is that lots of cases are not reported," Slobounov said, adding that many cases are undiagnosed or improperly diagnosed and so might cause serious problems later in life.
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There are legitimate reasons why an able-bodied person can't find work, like having child care or elder care responsibilities, undiagnosed mental illness, a lack of skills, or a criminal record.
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The hope is that through the power of crowdsourcing, users around the world can get help with their undiagnosed, misdiagnosed or uncured medical conditions, not dissimilarly from El Moussa's fateful connection.
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During college -- already the age when many mental illnesses are likely to surface -- black students are less likely to seek counseling, going undiagnosed at double the rate of their white peers.
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My son and the millions of others with diagnosed and undiagnosed rare genetic disorders rely on an uninhibited, unhindered community of scientists and researchers who are supported by humane, curious governments.
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When you look at the undiagnosed numbers coupled with the pre-diabetic numbers and the current diabetic numbers, it's over a million people in Nevada who are affected by this disease.
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In 2013, when a Metro-North Railroad train derailed in New York, killing four people, the safety board said the engineer had fallen asleep as a result of undiagnosed sleep apnea.
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The stakes of belief are high in the case of Lyme, because the longer it is left undiagnosed the less likely it will respond to treatment (usually oral or I.V. antibiotics).
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Undiagnosed sleep apnea was at least partially to blame for two separate rail crashes in the last two years, the government's transportation safety agency found in a new report released Tuesday.
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Because the disorder goes mostly undiagnosed, the couple now raises awareness for moyamoya, and stress that people need to be an advocate for their health if they think something is off.
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In China, an estimated 86% of COVID-19 infections went undiagnosed before the country's travel ban was enacted on January 23, according to a new study published in Science on Monday.
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As 85% of employees&apos mental health conditions go undiagnosed or untreated as of 2017, employers subsume more than $100 billion in lost revenue and 217 million lost workdays each year.
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"The secret we are after is genetic Long QT." Such technology could save lives, suggested Mayo Clinic's Michael Ackerman, given that the genetic form often goes undiagnosed until it's too late.
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Undiagnosed ADHD has long-term consequences including an increased likelihood of engaging in risky behaviours -- such as unprotected sex and substance use -- as well as academic underachievement and low self-esteem.
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Since his death, my family has often discussed how that one fall — and his undiagnosed osteoporosis that was revealed with the hip fracture — was the beginning of the end for him.
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The defense's case during the six-week trial centered on expert testimony from two psychiatrists, Karen Rosenbaum and Phillip J. Resnick, who determined Ms. Ortega suffered from an undiagnosed psychosis for decades.
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Charged with five counts of murder, Jones's defense has conceded that he killed the children and said in opening statements that he was an undiagnosed schizophrenic at the time of the murders.
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"We are as sick as our secrets, so I tell everything," says the 60-year-old singer and actress, who lived with undiagnosed bipolar disorder and a sex addiction through her 20s.
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Most likely to save your life: this butt-crawling colonoscopy bot People die from undiagnosed bowel cancer because they're unwilling to suffer the discomfort of a colonoscopy and that's a tragic waste.
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Sleep apnea affects an estimated 303 million adults in the U.S., with another 80 percent of cases of moderate and severe obstructive sleep apnea undiagnosed, according to the American Sleep Apnea Association.
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He landed in the ER 22 times over the course of about 18 months, seeking treatment for a painful, undiagnosed abdominal adhesion issue, which was treated with IV hydromorphone, a powerful opioid.
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From the portion of Baldwin's speech that's been reported in the media, it's not clear whether he continued to experience symptoms after being treated, or if his condition went undiagnosed for years.
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Research from the Institute's Office of Rare Diseases Research and the NIH Undiagnosed Diseases Program informs their care, and it also helps diagnose and treat millions of people with more common diseases.
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He claimed he had a MRSA infection that went undiagnosed by WWE doctors, one that could've killed him; WWE's doctor sued him for defamation, a case that goes to a judge soon.
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Defense: Bergdahl 'should not have been in the Army' Bergdahl's attorneys asked the judge for leniency during sentencing hearings, arguing he had a previously undiagnosed mental illness when he left his post.
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The UDN was inspired by a 2008 program called the Undiagnosed Diseases Program (UDP) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center, which was quickly overwhelmed by patients seeking their services.
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The details known about the man's time at the Bronxville hospital underscore an alarming threat — one undiagnosed patient with the new coronavirus can expose a large number of staff, leading to quarantines.
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He had recently gone to a hospital with what initially seemed to be pneumonia, according to local media reports, and doctors found that he had both the coronavirus and previously undiagnosed leukemia.
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They may arrive at the home of someone like Mr. Muriisa with malaria, or even a cough or other minor problem, but then end up lying next to someone with undiagnosed Ebola.
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It's how, months later, I informed everyone that we had finally received the cause of death: fibromuscular dysplasia, a rare and often undiagnosed condition that causes narrowing and twisting of the arteries.
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Speaking alongside Boris Johnson, the prime minister, Vallance said the fact that more than 20 patients were in intensive care meant that it was statistically likely that thousands of cases were undiagnosed.
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They pointed to several deadly crashes that were linked to an undiagnosed sleeping disorder, including a 2013 Metro-North train derailment in New York and a New Jersey Transit crash last year.
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But some women with fibroids have undiagnosed cancers, and morcellation can spray malignant cells around inside the abdomen and pelvis like seeds, "upstaging" the disease to a more advanced and deadly form.
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For four months, I suffered undiagnosed unstable angina, and then I had another heart attack, resulting in more cardiac damage, for which I got yet another stent and then open-heart surgery.
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His lawyer later said that Mr. Gallagher had an undiagnosed sleep disorder and discovered after the crash that he had severe sleep apnea, which disrupts sleep and may cause excessive daytime sleepiness.
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Unlike in better-monitored countries, the number of confirmed cases doen't include thousands or tens of thousands of likely mild and undiagnosed flu cases in rural areas that lack access to public hospitals.
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It can occur in both newborn children (about 1 in 8,500 births) and adults, but it often goes undiagnosed because the disorder is mild enough that their bodies still seem to function normally.
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The two devices even look quite a bit alike, owing to the perforated silicone sport bands that triggered at least one staff member's previously undiagnosed trypophobia when we tried it out last fall.
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For years I've struggled with an anxiety disorder that went largely undiagnosed until it manifested in the form of panic attacks, right around the time I moved to a new state in 2011.
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Gonorrhea can exist in the throat or rectum without testing positive in a urine sample, and not testing these areas can lead to the STI going undiagnosed, which can further spread the disease.
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Crucially, machines should be able to pick up on-the-edge cases, the rarest diseases that may go undiagnosed for simple lack of experience on the part of even the most exceptional doctors.
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Malaria can cause severe complications in pregnant women and children, requiring treatment at medical facilities where they risk exposure to undiagnosed Ebola patients, said Mike Ryan, who heads the WHO's health emergencies programme.
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Emergency rooms in hospitals such as Grady were a last resort for uninsured patients who, in many cases, struggled with undiagnosed cancer, high-risk pregnancies, heart disease, diabetes and other life-threatening diseases.
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One of them, another Special Operations veteran with an undiagnosed traumatic brain injury, threatened his wife and children with a gun six months ago, Matthews told me, then shot himself in the head.
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To the Editor: I am saddened but not surprised that decades later undiagnosed and untreated (and even unrecorded) illnesses showed up in American airmen who worked at a crash site containing nuclear bombs.
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Consider the new study published in Science on Monday, which said that an estimated 86% of COVID-19 infections in China went undiagnosed before the country's travel ban was enacted on January 23.
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When the former N.H.L. goalie Corey Hirsch wrote about the undiagnosed obsessive-compulsive disorder that nearly pushed him to drive his car off a cliff, he spoke with Conboy five or six times.
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But I'm aware that people lose their lives in situations similar to what mine was: in unrecognized and undiagnosed mood disorders or in situations where their lives are unrecognizable after trauma or heartbreak.
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The rate of liver cancer incidence is rising faster than that for any other cancer — a trend the American Cancer Society attributes to the high rate of undiagnosed hepatitis C among baby boomers.
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The rate of liver cancer incidence is rising faster than that for any other cancer — a trend the American Cancer Society attributes to the high rate of undiagnosed hepatitis C among baby boomers.
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We have a rare, undiagnosed skin disease, a sweet Spanish speaker with a massive, squishy lump on her head, plus a guy with a boob-sized lipoma — all squeezed into an hour-long episode.
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The agency reported that the morcellators were spreading undiagnosed cancer in an estimated 1 in 4173 women, a figure that was "much higher than previously suspected rates of 1 in 10,000," the FDA acknowledged.
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The country is certainly no less anxious––by any measure, and even when accounting for all the unspoken and undiagnosed neuroses of the past, this is one of the most anxious times on record.
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In the U.S. alone, 30 million people will suffer from an eating disorder in their lifetime — and that doesn't include those who go undiagnosed or struggle with disordered eating at a sub-clinical level.
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This ignores the fact that narcolepsy is probably undiagnosed in many people, and that someone who develops narcolepsy in their teens and lives into their 80s would need some 25,000 doses over their lifetime.
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In October 2018, NHS England will launch its Genomic Medicine Service, 13 genomic medicine centers that will provide whole genome sequencing to people with undiagnosed rare diseases and cancer—another disease of mutated genes.
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This ensures that many Americans who become infected will go undiagnosed and untreated: people for whom going to the doctor portends financial calamity tend not to do so before their health circumstances become dire.
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Over time, as more cases were diagnosed and patients were followed, evidence emerged that for every laboratory-confirmed case of H1N1 infection, there were more than 100 people who were infected but went undiagnosed.
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He took some aspects of her story, that she had given up her career to raise her children, that she likely suffered from undiagnosed postpartum depression, and prepared to graft them to the original.
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Her guru opines, for example, that Wang's Cotard's delusion that she was dead might have been a really dramatic way of Wang's "ensouled part" telling the rest of her about the undiagnosed Lyme disease.
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The death toll is tremendous—33,000 people in Malawi died of AIDS complications in 2014 alone, including 10,000 children, according to UNAIDS—in part because many people are undiagnosed or lack access to antiretroviral drugs.
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It's a victory for Cuomo's "Ending the Epidemic" initiative, launched in 2014, which aimed to connect undiagnosed patients with proper care and prevent high-risk New Yorkers from contracting the virus, the governor's office said.
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This has huge potential to the future of a massive group of patients who leave conditions unchecked and undiagnosed for long periods of time and only deal with them when the ailment is more serious.
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Probably Genetic: Probably Genetic is selling direct-to-consumer DNA tests, aiming to help Americans diagnose whether they are one of the 22 million undiagnosed people in the country that have a rare genetic disease.
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Barraza's son, Ben Van Zandt, was only 218 years old in 219, when his then-undiagnosed mental illness led him to set a fire in an empty home while the family was away on vacation.
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With a marriage marred by Duke's increasing manic mood swings due to her then-undiagnosed bipolar disorder, which often manifested in bouts of severe drug and alcohol use, the couple split after just two years.
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So the fact that there may be undiagnosed sufferers is a distinctly troublesome thought, especially bearing in mind that depression is widely considered to worsen when left unaddressed, potentially resulting in co-morbid mental disorders.
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As I got to know him over the course of many months, I began to see his story as a window into a vast, undiagnosed epidemic of PTSD in communities of color plagued by violence.
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Kuan's aunt was one of the thousands of people in China whose cancer went undiagnosed for lack of appropriate care in her local hospital in Mianyang, a city of 5.4 million in China's Sichuan province.
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This suggests many of the older patients with flu would have gone undiagnosed and untreated, said senior study author Dr. H. Keipp Talbot, a health policy researcher at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee.
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A federal safety board has determined that undiagnosed sleep apnea was a factor in a deadly bus crash in California last year, becoming just the latest fatal incident to be linked to the sleeping disorder.
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"I was having a lot of issues at school with undiagnosed learning issues and so I would stay up all night worrying about it," Ackerman, who is now a librarian, told me over the phone.
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Her lawyer argued that Ms. Ortega, a native of the Dominican Republic, had a chronic mental illness that went undiagnosed for years, and that she did not understand her actions or know they were immoral.
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An autopsy showed that Ms. McNamara, who was 46, had an undiagnosed heart condition, and had taken a dangerous mix of prescription drugs, including Adderall, the pain narcotic Fentanyl and the anti-anxiety medication Xanax.
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The woman needed to be checked for H.I.V.; patients over 55 are thought to make up a quarter of all cases — diagnosed and undiagnosed — and they are much less likely to be tested for it.
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The future district attorney spent much of the 1940s and '50s coping with undiagnosed post-traumatic stress, Mr. Meier said, until President John F. Kennedy tapped him to be a United States attorney in 1961.
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Before then, estimates of how many women with fibroids would have undiagnosed leiomyosarcomas or other uterine sarcomas were based on studies of varying reliability, and ranged from 1 in 10,20113 to in 1 in 500.
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In parts of Africa and Asia, H.I.V. often circulates in populations at high risk of tuberculosis, so the potential that someone with undiagnosed H.I.V. could be killed by the vaccine would be high, experts said.
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On this day, an undiagnosed tumor pressed down on Emily's brain and told her that she needed to escape, which made her usually soft, cuddly and often napping body go wild, endangering herself and me.
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Thrive's primary focus is on the other end of the spectrum: New Yorkers who have less serious and possibly undiagnosed mental health problems, a population that according to City Hall encompasses 1.7 million city residents.
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Timothy Wilens, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, says that young women are aware that being an organized and efficient multitasker is crucial to surviving millennial adulthood and that undiagnosed ADHD can hinder success.
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The migration of tens of millions of people into cities has broken up families and left many sufferers undiagnosed or with no one to turn to; people often resist seeking help because they are too embarrassed.
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Why it matters: Scientists hope a better understanding of how zebrafish sleep, down to the cellular level, could unlock avenues for new treatments of sleep disorders that affect 50-70 million Americans but are often undiagnosed.
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It's possible some of these adults had undiagnosed ADHD as kids, but symptoms may also look different in older people than they do in children, said senior study author Louise Arseneault of King's College in London.
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Tragically, the creator and composer died on January 229, 21996 — the night before Rent's Off-Broadway premiere at the New York Theatre Workshop — of an aortic dissection believed to have been caused by undiagnosed Marfan syndrome.
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Unlike doctors cursing the creation of sites like WebMD, Sanders actively encourages her patients to turn to the web for answers, asking anyone with an internet connection for a second opinion on her patients' undiagnosed conditions.
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Another drawback is the potential for some kids to have undiagnosed autism before getting the MMR vaccine, which could make the MMR vaccine appear linked to autism when it really isn't connected, the study authors note.
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Sleep apnea was involved in two separate New York-area train crashes over the past year, prompting federal investigators to examine the cases in tandem as the issue of undiagnosed sleep disorders gains more national attention.
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Story at a glance A new study estimates 86 percent of COVID-19 infections in China went undiagnosed before the country enforced a travel ban in late January, leading to the rapid spread of the virus.
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That coronavirus death rate, which is lower than earlier estimates, takes into account potentially milder cases that often go undiagnosed -- but it's still far higher than the 219% of people who are killed by the flu.
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I've written about how Julia, as imperfect as her representation of autism is, can potentially help save a new generation of kids from the kind of bullying I suffered in my own undiagnosed and misunderstood youth.
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This type has lent its name to a little-known skin disease — lichen sclerosus — that typically manifests as white crusts on genital tissues and is often undiagnosed or misdiagnosed before it wreaks havoc on people's lives.
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The document provides insight into the precautions being taken aboard the cruise, one that was previously shut out of Chilean ports due to coronavirus concerns even before news of the as-of-yet-undiagnosed illness broke.
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The new study, published Monday in the journal Science, suggests that undiagnosed cases are a significant driver in the highly contagious and deadly pandemic, based on how the early days of the outbreak unfolded in China.
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THREAD: On New #COVID19 Diagnosis in California Tonight: We will have community spread of #coronavirus in the U.S. It is likely that we have — right now — more cases that remain undiagnosed but will soon be revealed.
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The train was going over the speed limit because the engineer had fallen asleep "due to undiagnosed severe obstructive sleep apnea exacerbated by a recent circadian rhythm shift required by his work schedule," the NTSB said.
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If you're having trouble after a long day of staring at the computer, it might be worth saying hello to your eye doctor — people with undiagnosed alterations in their vision are more at risk for eye strain.
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If doctors make screenings the norm, rather than the exception, the burden to come forward won't be placed on pregnant women going through confusing mental and physical changes — which will hopefully leave fewer women undiagnosed and untreated.
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Yet, the news that thousands of women might be dealing with undiagnosed brain damage did not garner much attention: According to Altmetric, which tracks the online activity generated by scientific studies, Valera's findings were tweeted four times.
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In requesting a stay, Jones' attorneys cited his alleged history of suicide attempts, the sexual abuse he reportedly endured as a child, and his bipolar disorder, which went undiagnosed for years and caused him to have hallucinations.
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"Residents are urged to maintain vigilance and continue to eliminate mosquito breeding habitats, as there could still be asymptomatic or mild, undiagnosed cases which might result in further transmission of the virus," the agency said in a statement.
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Diabetes is a huge — and growing — problem in the U.S. More than 100 million U.S. adults are now living with pre-diabetes or diabetes and more than 1 in 4 of them go undiagnosed, according to the CDC.
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McNamera died in April 2016 due to prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition that caused arterial blockages — a condition that Oswalt said he and McNamara, a crime writer reporter, did not know about when she was alive.
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Millet said research into long-term injectables would help the HIV population on both ends of the demographic curve: the youngest HIV-positive individuals are by far the largest group of new cases, as well as undiagnosed cases.
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Researchers from Imperial College London calculated in a new report that for every one person who has been tested and diagnosed with the coronavirus in Wuhan, 18 others likely have the infection but are going untested and undiagnosed.
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Her lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, presented evidence that Ms. Ortega had experienced delusions and hallucinations since she was a teenager in the Dominican Republic, but that her psychosis had gone untreated and undiagnosed until after her arrest.
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Undiagnosed celiac disease was associated with 15 percent higher odds of any adverse pregnancy outcomes in the period more than five years prior to diagnosis, compared with women who never developed celiac disease, researchers report in Human Reproduction.
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There is also compelling evidence of generations of lost girls and women, struggling to cope with being different to those around them, who were (or are) undiagnosed, misdiagnosed or diagnosed far later in life than their male counterparts.
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Some have questioned whether Oswalt has moved on too quickly from the death of his wife, Michelle McNamara, who passed away in her sleep last April due to a combination of prescription medication and an undiagnosed heart condition.
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In testing 50 popular RoR web applications, the tool, which will be presented at the International Conference on Software Engineering in May and is known simply as Space, was able to come up with 23 previously undiagnosed vulnerabilities.
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There are lots of bright kids who simply haven't gotten great grades in high school — sometimes because of family problems, occasionally because undiagnosed learning disabilities, and often because some students just take longer to mature and buckle down.
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As of Saturday night, 52 people in the US had died from the coronavirus and more than 2,500 people had tested positive — but there are likely far more undiagnosed cases in the country due to the testing shortage.
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In another case, they described a 27-day-old infant who was born during his mother's journey but was not examined by a pediatrician until the child had a seizure, an outcome of undiagnosed bleeding of the brain.
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She was exactly the kind of suicidal person that psychiatrists are set up to help — someone with an undiagnosed but treatable mental illness who just needs to be kept safe from herself until an effective medication kicks in.
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The bacteria don't cause disease in the ticks or mice, and even in humans it's actually quite difficult to test for the presence of Borrelia and to definitively diagnose Lyme disease, which is why people may go undiagnosed.
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Some patients who returned to the ER after a suicide attempt may have had undiagnosed mental health conditions, said Nicholas Westers, a psychologist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas who wasn't involved in the study.
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In the early going especially, BBT generated a lot of its material from Penny being a ditsy aspiring actress, Leonard being a nervous neurotic, and Sheldon being a fussy know-it-all with a possible undiagnosed Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
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Khadija Abraham, an expert at Tanzania's National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Programme, said trained rats had a great ability to detect a wide range of strong-smelling molecules that could help tracking down undiagnosed TB cases, especially in rural areas.
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The National Football League has used similar technology as Brightlamp to look for possible injury in its players and prevent further damage, but injuries can often go undiagnosed and the tech is not available to everyone on an app.
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Often dubbed the "silent disease" because it frequently goes undiagnosed, NASH has no approved treatment and the lucrative size of the market has led large drugmakers to hunt for deals with smaller companies with promising treatments for the disease.
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But his death introduces this topic worthy of dinnertime discussion: How do we arrive at a more nuanced understanding of the layered, complex and oftentimes inscrutable manifestations of mental illness for the diagnosed and undiagnosed, and their loved ones?
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Her account of stalking Lasdun is rooted in a medical explanation: after being raped, her undiagnosed bipolar disorder was mistakenly medicated with SSRIs, which launched her into a delusional psychosis that spurred, among other things, an ugly anti-Semitism.
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The report doesn't factor in the food security that SNAP provides, and the range of reasons people may not be be able to work, like undiagnosed mental illness, or a criminal record that may make the job search challenging.
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But the incident hinted at what it must be like to have chronic health anxiety — a problem long called hypochondriasis, in which people are convinced they have a serious undiagnosed illness despite repeated medical reassurances that they do not.
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Holland is currently filming Cherry, which "parallels the true life story of the author, a former Army medic who returned from Iraq with extreme undiagnosed PTSD, fell into opioid addiction and began robbing banks," Variety revealed exclusively in March.
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Holland is currently filming Cherry, which "parallels the true life story of the author, a former Army medic who returned from Iraq with extreme undiagnosed PTSD, fell into opioid addiction and began robbing banks," Variety revealed exclusively in March.
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Evans pleaded guilty Tuesday to felony assault and tampering with evidence — he turned off his body camera before beating Debose, who has an undiagnosed mental illness — while Dugan pleaded guilty to attempted abduction and misdemeanor assault, according to Cleveland.com.
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Jim Eisenreich, an outfielder for the Kansas City Royals and other teams, quit baseball for two years because of his undiagnosed Tourette's, then came back, the illness treated and under control, for a 15-year career that ended with a lifetime .
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In February, Oswalt revealed that McNamara passed away due to prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition that caused blockages in her arteries — a condition both he and McNamara, who wed in 2005, had "no idea" about when she was alive.
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"So, it's important, because it may heighten our concern about the risk of undiagnosed liver disease in first-degree relatives of patients who've been diagnosed with NAFLD, particularly those who have more advanced fibrosis," Friedman said in a phone interview.
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On April 21, 2016, a week after her 46th birthday, McNamara died at home, in bed, from an undiagnosed heart condition that caused blockages in her arteries, as well as an accidental combination of the medications Adderall, Xanax, and Fentanyl.
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Seckin said that about 240 percent of the patients he has seen have already had at least one surgery for symptoms that range from back and pelvic pain to nausea to infertility (which is often related to endometriosis but goes undiagnosed).
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Certainly, that seems to be the opinion of cardiologists who are largely divided over whether the risk of unnecessary treatment and needless what-the-hell-is-going-on-with-my-heart anxiety is worth catching a few undiagnosed heart ailments.
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Conducted both in the United States and in other developed countries, this research has found that there exists a large undiagnosed autistic population, particularly among older adults (who grew up before the modern understanding of autism), and among underserved groups.
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They're kind of undiagnosed, but they're pretty sure it's complications from being exposed to Agent Orange, which was a chemical that was sprayed on the enemy troops — but they weren't very far from our troops, so they got sprayed, too.
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SINGAPORE — Singapore, which has confirmed several dozen cases of the Zika virus in recent days, expects to identify more previously undiagnosed infections as it steps up measures to halt the spread of the mosquito-borne disease, according to the government.
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Right off the bat she described her methods as "out of the box" and proceeded to tell me that I actually had severe undiagnosed ADHD, and my anxiety, panic attacks, and insomnia were side effects of the condition not being medicated.
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Sofia has shucked her listless existence in London in order to accompany her mother, Rose, who suffers from undiagnosed and suspiciously evanescent ailments, to the Gómez Clinic, which is "highly thought of," highly costly and under investigation by government health officials.
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If just a fraction of these people with undiagnosed atrial fibrillation became aware of the condition and were treated earlier with medications, thousands of people could prevent a stroke from happening, which many regards as a fate worse than death.
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If, after 7 to 8 hours, you still find you need to snooze repeatedly, she recommends consulting a physician to make sure you don't have an undiagnosed sleep disorder that could be contributing to the need to hit the snooze.
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In a much-viewed 2010 TED Talk, John Hardy, clad in sarong and sandals, speaks passionately about his own early troubles as a student (owing, in part, to his undiagnosed dyslexia) and how his school differs from a traditional educational institute.
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The child had been under close watch because her 7-month-old brother, who died before she was born, had succumbed to an undiagnosed hormone deficiency, which also affected her and which scientists have since linked to her POMC mutation.
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People might have had undiagnosed cancer at the start of the study, which would affect their mood, so the researchers accounted for this possibility by doing an analysis that excluded study members who died of cancer in the first five years.
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Sequencing exomes can help solve complex cases, and the tests have become a fairly common tool when doctors suspect a genetic mutation could be causing rare or undiagnosed disease, especially in children, Dr. Garrett Gotway said in a telephone interview.
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This report validated personal stories from women like Tressie McMillam Cottom in Time, who wrote last year about three days of undiagnosed labor that resulted in the loss of her baby, though she had complained to her doctors about intense pain.
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About 903,290 Russians carry H.I.V. and an additional 237,378 have died since the late 1980s, said Vadim Pokrovsky, the longtime head of the Moscow-based Federal AIDS Center, who estimated that at least another 500,000 cases of H.I.V. have gone undiagnosed.
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Meanwhile, the WHO issued a statement Saturday warning that there may be at least one undiagnosed case in Tanzania, adding that it is trying to discern the situation there but were finding Tanzanian officials unresponsive to its requests for more information.
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Professor Ben Freedman from the University of Sydney (AU) deployed AliveCor's Kardia Mobile heart monitor in a large-scale patient screening and was able to detect previously undiagnosed atrial fibrillation — the most common arrhythmia — in 1.5 percent of people over 65.
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"If the infection is left unchecked and undiagnosed, it can become several inches in length and width and look like a sail billowing throughout the heart chamber," said Dr. Jonathan Eddinger, a cardiologist at Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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"Beyond increasing patient awareness of disease (including undiagnosed conditions) and available treatments, DTC advertising has been found to increase awareness of the benefits and risks of new medicines and encourage appropriate use of medicines," Holly Campbell said in an email to CNBC.
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The true number is likely to be even higher, said Dr. Matthew Rudorfer, the institute's associate director for treatment research, since men are less likely than women to report classic symptoms like low mood, sadness or crying, so they often go undiagnosed.
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"This will help to diagnose HIV before people become unwell and reduce HIV transmission by decreasing the number of people living with undiagnosed HIV infection and increasing the number of people successfully treated so that they are no longer infectious," he said.
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I usually shoot for 5 miles during my weekday runs, but am recovering from two injuries over the span of four months — an undiagnosed knee injury and a broken toe (I am CLUMSY and trail running can be a slippery slope, literally).
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San Mateo Deputy District Attorney Sharon Cho told the newspaper they were dismissed due to insufficient evidence and that the defense had provided medical records for Jaffer showing he had undiagnosed bipolar disorder and was on prescription medication that led to the incident.
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Congo's Health Ministry first raised the alarm that Ebola was once again breaking out on May 6900, when a cluster of 2628 cases of an undiagnosed hemorrhagic fever was identified in the rural Ikoko Impenge area, south and east of the Congo River.
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So, in partnership with NHS Genetics Services and several other research groups, they recruited more than 12,000 British children and adults with undiagnosed developmental disorders into the Deciphering Developmental Disorders (DDD) study and sequenced all the gene-coding regions of their DNA.
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Howard Markel, a professor of the history of medicine at the University of Michigan and an author of books on epidemics, said doctors and nurses must consider patients with undiagnosed illnesses who were coughing and complaining of respiratory symptoms as possible coronavirus patients.
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Obstructive sleep apnea afflicts about 9 percent of women and 24 percent of men, most of them middle-aged or older, yet as many as 9 in 10 adults with this treatable condition remain undiagnosed, according to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
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Diana Hanbury King, a master teacher who helped generations of students struggling to read fluently, write and spell — and being stigmatized for it — because of an often undiagnosed learning disability called dyslexia, died on June 15 at her home in Lakeville, Conn.
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"Every page [in my book] is what I wish my brother had known, so that [he could navigate] the hurt that he was carrying; the hurt that comes from being dyslexic and undiagnosed at a time when dyslexia was brand new," Lifford says.
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Finally, late last year, Mr. Stanacev was referred to the Undiagnosed Diseases Network's site at the N.I.H. He received the full gamut of testing: imaging, blood draws, genetic analysis and, importantly, a lumbar puncture to obtain cerebrospinal fluid, which bathes the brain.
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The MOH has already said it would continue to work with general practitioners in the affected areas to offer testing for patients who had previously shown Zika virus symptoms, to "uncover more previously undiagnosed cases of Zika," according to an official statement released Monday.
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"When left undiagnosed and untreated, these STIs can result in serious complications and long-term health problems for women, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, and miscarriage, and untreated gonorrhea and chlamydia can cause infertility in both men and women," the report reads.
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Those million-plus diagnosed sleep disorder cases, to say nothing of undiagnosed cases, are all different; various external factors like back and other muscular, skeletal, and neurological issues, plus prescription drug histories, bring unique forces and circumstances to bear on combat-related sleep disturbances.
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It tells a fictionalized version of Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard's history; the mother and daughter became infamous after a Buzzfeed exposè, an HBO documentary, and a public murder case publicized Dee Dee's abuse of Gypsy thanks to an undiagnosed case of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
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Before meeting her husband, Johan "Shamaatae" Lahger, founder of the black metal project Arckanum, in 2007, the soft-spoken and breathtakingly beautiful artist describes an early life filled with turmoil, abuse, and crippling symptoms stemming from—then undiagnosed—autism, exacerbated by her mother's struggle with schizophrenia.
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"Our publication and the research being done in a few laboratories is starting to emphasize that this is an extremely important genus of bacteria that has gone historically under-recognized, and that it could potentially be causing a tremendous amount of undiagnosed disease worldwide," said Breitschwerdt.
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In the video, Lambert talks about her history of sexual assault — she was molested by her father as a child and gang raped as a teen — living undiagnosed with bipolar disorder for years, being shamed for her body size, attempting suicide, and what healing really looks like.
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But when you consider that 25 percent of Britain's population has been diagnosed with a mental health-related issue—more if you consider those left undiagnosed—and that three in four mental health issues arise in childhood, it's fair to say the number likely runs worryingly higher.
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"It is possible that high blood pressure and kidney failure are consequences of the same catalyst - such as a genetic variant or an undiagnosed kidney disease," said Dr. Amy Kogon of the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Watch: The Pageant Celebrating Girls with Disabilities There are an estimated 250,000 people with ME in the UK, 25,000 of whom are believed to be children, although this number could be higher due to the fact that many cases are believed to be misdiagnosed or undiagnosed.
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Not all suicide deaths are associated with mental illness One important point from the CDC study, experts say, is that more than half of people who died from suicide during the study period did not have any known mental health issues, though some could have been undiagnosed.
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When Dr. Oghalai and his colleagues evaluated 100 patients who came to a geriatrics clinic at Baylor College of Medicine over two weeks, none of whom had previously reported dizziness, they found that 9 percent had undiagnosed B.P.P.V. Balance experts think it is even more widespread.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 1980 there were fewer than 6,000 diagnoses of diabetes annually in the US; in 2010 there were nearly 22,000 diagnoses—and likely many more, given that as many as one-third of people with the disease remain undiagnosed.
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My insurance covers all of my psychotherapy treatments, but even with my above-average coverage, I've had my insurance deny functional brain imaging scans ordered by my neurologist for suspected undiagnosed neurodevelopmental delays because my symptoms present and are misdiagnosed as mental health related, instead of physiological.
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Strummer died of an undiagnosed congenital heart defect on December 22, 2002, while reading The Observer at home, but his passion for spreading multicultural sounds and ideas carries on today through The Joe Strummer Foundation and Strummerville, which keeps the campfire blazing annually in his honor.
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First exhibited in 1948, Christina's World is the most famous work by painter Andrew Wyeth; It depicts Anna Christina Olson, a friend of the painter who was afflicted with an undiagnosed degenerative neuromuscular disease, reduced to crawling and dragging her lower body by her upper half.
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In the study of 22- and 220-year olds at high risk for celiac, mothers of 22017-year-olds that had undiagnosed celiac reported more negative psychological symptoms in their children compared to mothers of toddlers with diagnosed celiac or of kids that didn't have the disease.
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After eight episodes, on Wednesday, the final episode of The Act premiered on Hulu, wrapping up the story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard (Joey King) and the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard (Patricia Arquette), who is thought to have had an undiagnosed case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
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But if you're just on the hunt for a little more pep in your step (as a good chunk of the T market appears to be today—perhaps believing their low pep-in-step levels are due to undiagnosed low T levels) then T's probably not for you.
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We know these devices (from Apple and many other companies) can and continue to save and improve lives, but catching undiagnosed health issues is several layers beyond monitoring core fitness activity and whether your heart is beating as it should, which are the duties of most consumer wearables today.
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Even so, the results suggest that identifying patients with undiagnosed apnea prior to surgery may help reduce their risk of cardiac complications afterward, said Dr. Dennis Auckley of Case Western Reserve University and MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, who wrote an editorial that was published with the study.
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The trucker had violated regulations about how long he could drive for days before the crash and also may have suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea while the bus driver had gotten four hours of sleep or less in the day-and-a-half before the crash, the report said.
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In her upcoming memoir There Is No F*cking Secret, Kelly talks about this period of her life for the first time, about how undiagnosed Lyme disease turned her into a shell of her former self, depressed and anxious about health issues no one had an answer for.
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Recently, they have sought help from the Undiagnosed Diseases Network, a federally funded coalition of universities, clinicians, hospitals and researchers dedicated to solving the toughest medical mysteries in the US. The doctors and scientists in the network harness advances in genetic science to identify rare, sometimes unknown, illnesses.
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He cited estimates that as many as one in 15 people experienced a manic episode during their lifetimes, and that bipolar disorder — characterized by swings from elation, hyperactivity and a decreased need for sleep to incapacitating depression — was often misclassified as schizophrenia or other illnesses, or undiagnosed altogether.
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Using that as a kind of baseline, and combining it with location data for travel among 375 Chinese cities including Wuhan, the researchers tried various models to infer, given the number of overall infections and where they happened, how many undiagnosed infections had to have been out there.
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Now, researchers at MIT say they have developed an algorithm that can detect if the friend is depressed, one of the most widely suffered — and often undiagnosed — conditions in the U.S. Why it matters: About 1 in 15 adults — 37 million Americans — experience major depressive episodes, but many times go untreated.
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Abigail Wardle was holding her baby Oliver in a hospital bed soon after he came out of a coma when Earlier at the hospital, Wardle and her husband learned that Oliver might not survive because he went into sepsis, or organ failure, due to an undiagnosed and untreated throat infection.
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However, you can spot the difference by the bump's size: While the size of a hypertrophic scar is limited to the size of the wound it accompanies, keloids possess a larger growth potential and have the ability to extend the surface area it covers if gone undiagnosed and untreated by a doctor.
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A lack of diagnosis can have a profound effect on autistic women's mental health and stack the odds against them when it comes to employment; while those with diagnoses have better access to the support services that exist, there's little out there for the undiagnosed to gain and maintain long-term employment.
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Michael Turner of the International Concussion and Head Injury Research Foundation says this is crucial because concussion is far harder to diagnose than most physical injuries, and second impacts—when a player is hit on the head while playing with an undiagnosed concussion—are more likely to lead to lasting damage and even death.
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Children with bipolar disorder "are often undiagnosed under 12," she said, and their conditions are "often confused with A.D.H.D." Last year, researchers from Nationwide Children's Hospital, among others, reported that the suicide rate among black 5- to 11-year-olds had almost doubled since 1993, while the rate for their white peers had declined.
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The league explained, as did the papers, that some concussions went undiagnosed in the first place because players are known to occasionally hide their symptoms of concussion from team doctors; that symptoms of concussion can be so brief that no one notices; and that doctors might have used different criteria to make concussion diagnoses.
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We all know that from the 50s through the 70s, indentured housewives enacted their undiagnosed anxiety disorders, unending boredom, and general social repression on their families by preparing all sorts of culinary horrors that husbands and children had to pretend to enjoy or risk shattering the eerie, Pleasantville-like shininess of the nuclear family dynamic.
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This was a type of dad I never got to experience, one whose entire life seemed in service to his family, to his role as father, a man who took his responsibilities seriously, who would repress his own dreams in order to keep his family supported until he collapsed from an undiagnosed heart ailment.
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A paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine last week covers the progress of the Undiagnosed Disease Network (UDN), a collection of sites around the country where people can turn when there are no more specialists to see and no more conventional tests to run, to find answers to their health mysteries.
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And so they wind up in the Undiagnosed Diseases Network, a federally funded project that now includes 21 clinical centers, including one at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. Researchers in the network pursue every possible clue — gleaned from genetics, imaging, biochemistry, clinical exams — to discover what is wrong with these patients.
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Those with severe blackheads and acne, lipoma, cysts, large growths, or undiagnosed skin conditions can apply to be seen by the MD herself (and a viewing audience of millions of other skin nerds) by emailing a selfie and photo of the skin condition, along with a short description of how it has affected their everyday life.
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When a toy goes down a person's breathing tube -- known as tracheobronchial foreign body aspiration -- this is often diagnosed after a week or so, but 1% to 5% of children go undiagnosed for for longer periods of time due to various reasons, including normal examinations and chest X-rays and misdiagnosis, according to the case consultants.
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And just this week, we announced a 10-year initiative to continue investing in TB, in three key ways: continuing to broaden access to our novel MDR-TB medicine, supporting efforts to find the 4 million cases of TB that go undiagnosed every year, and advancing the development of innovative next-generation TB medicines that are urgently needed.
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One concern is that some insomniacs may have another psychiatric disorder that needs to be addressed, like depression or anxiety, or an undiagnosed sleep disorder like sleep apnea, said Jennifer L. Martin, an associate professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, who is board-certified in behavior sleep medicine and practices C.B.T.-I.
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Backed by more grim studies that report 21.4 percent of the half a million black men and women with HIV are undiagnosed, and the rate of transmission is three times higher for those unaware that they're infected, the US health agency invested $102.3 million in 25 states and large cities to conduct testing and increase awareness in the underserved and disproportionally affected population.
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Given that the disease is asymptomatic in up to 80 percent of those infected, that only a small fraction of infections during pregnancy result in microcephaly, and that other infections known to cause microcephaly are also widespread (and undiagnosed) across the region, it's easy to see how an African epidemic of Zika-induced microcephaly could have gone unnoticed, possibly for decades.
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Read more:Amy Schumer&aposs husband is on the autism spectrum, and she listed all the ways it made her &aposfall madly in love with him&aposA new device improves behaviours in autistic children without drugs – and stocks in the tech company behind it are skyrocketingWhat it&aposs like to be a high-functioning woman with autism that goes unnoticed or undiagnosed
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The coping mechanisms that I developed as a bullied and undiagnosed child — from learning to mimic the behaviors of people who are more naturally likable than me to holding entire conversations where I reveal nothing about myself for fear of being too enthusiastic, too annoying, too overbearing, or simply too much — are not great for managing a remotely healthy life or building self-esteem.
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Even surfing the site casually takes a fair amount of fortitude: one day this month, there were eleven new reports on the site, including an undiagnosed measles-like disease that killed forty children in rural Myanmar; anthrax outbreaks among deer in Siberia; food poisoning from cyclospora at a Mexican resort; and a form of strep, normally found in horses, that sickened a woman in Washington State and killed her mother.
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Health campaigners have warned that South Asians in Britain are six times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes and account for around 8 percent of all undiagnosed cases in the UK. "The diet definitely needs to change especially in Asian communities because they eat too many foods full of fat, salt, and spice and don't have healthy alternatives at all," says Jamil as she comes to the end of her workout.
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