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Meanings of psychiatric disorders in English

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Usage of psychiatric disorders in English
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Background: Patients with psychiatric disorders in critical condition are difficult to treat.
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Background: Most studies underline the contribution of heritable factors for psychiatric disorders.
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Several other psychiatric disorders probably represent alternative manifestations of this genetic liability.
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Conclusions: HRQoL in SLE is influenced by disease activity and psychiatric disorders.
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Additionally, 11 CF patients were diagnosed with one or more psychiatric disorders.
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Insomnia is a cardinal symptom for many psychiatric disorders, especially depressive disorders.
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Altered synaptic LPA signaling was shown to be associated with psychiatric disorders.
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No association was found between psychiatric disorders and the outcomes after surgery.
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Background: The consequences and high costs of psychiatric disorders impact family caregivers greatly.
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Drug abuse, suicide attempts and psychiatric disorders often follow this kind of abuse.
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Objective: Anxiety disorders are the most common group of psychiatric disorders in adults.
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However, the impact of psychiatric disorders on TBI outcome is less well understood.
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Gender or education did not explain the association of psychiatric disorders with participation.
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Background: Monoallelic expression of autosomal genes has been implicated in human psychiatric disorders.
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Groups of pregnant women with particularly high prevalence of psychiatric disorders were identified.
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This ability is impaired in several psychiatric disorders, such as autism and psychopathy.
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