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Meanings of co-morbidity in English

Each additional medical condition co-occurring with a primary medical condition.

Usage of co-morbidity in English
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The current study uses co-morbidity and familiality data to inform these issues.
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It is also a marker for co-morbidity burden and greater disease severity.
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Results of analyses of co-morbidity using data from these three surveys are presented.
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Anxiety disorders represent the most common psychiatric co-morbidity in this population.
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Cardiac history and other forms of co-morbidity were to be identified on entry.
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Outcomes did not differ significantly by gender, age, race, or psychiatric co-morbidity status.
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Medical co-morbidity does not help to distinguish progressive from non-progressive MCI.
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Conclusions: The association between appetite and death was confounded by co-morbidity.
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These findings were independent of age, race, health insurance status, co-morbidity and smoking status.
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At least one of the neuropsychiatric co-morbidity was present in 64% patients.
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Adjustment for age and co-morbidity did not alter the results.
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Patient with premorbid history of malignancy and co-morbidity of bacteremia are associated with non-survival.
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Respiratory co-morbidity and male sex were found to be the most significant risk factors.
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In Carney complex, the cardiac myxoma is a common co-morbidity.
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Evidence for pharmacotherapy of psychiatric co-morbidity in DS is limited.
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There is substantial phenotypic co-morbidity between reading and mathematics disability.
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Co-morbidity through the time
Co-morbidity across language varieties
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