Diagnosed in a sentence

Elsewhere on the podcast, Anne explained that she was diagnosed with Autism in her mid-40s after spotting a string of similarities between herself and those who had been diagnosed.

Paige Gouge, 27, was diagnosed with diagnosed with glioblastoma (GBM) - an aggressive brain tumour - aged 25.

The Warrington North MP said: “We need to tackle the growing number of people previously diagnosed with HIV who are lost to care – previously diagnosed with HIV but not accessing the care that they need.

A man diagnosed this year has a much better chance of survival than a man diagnosed a decade ago, but rising numbers with the disease means a corresponding increase in deaths.

By the time U.S. adults reach age 55, it is estimated nearly 80 percent have been diagnosed with at least one chronic health condition, and nearly half have been diagnosed with two or more, including lung or heart disease, diabetes and/or cancer.

Those who are diagnosed and treated late have more visible signs of disability than those who were diagnosed and began treatment early.

Christine and Paddy's twins were diagnosed with autism in 2017 and the model has previously told that Felicity is also showing signs of autism, but can't be diagnosed until she is at least three or four.

One in seven kids in the US is diagnosed with this problem, but many experts agree they are being over diagnosed and prescribed.

People diagnosed at early stages of lung cancer are five times more likely to survive, but unfortunately only 18.9 percent of lung cancer cases nationally are diagnosed at an early stage.

The number of people newly diagnosed every year is about 1.5 million, so just the newly diagnosed alone almost doubles the market opportunity.

Two people who visited Water World during that time have been diagnosed with Crypto and one person has been diagnosed with Giardia.

Von, Jessy and Sarah each had a parent with a diagnosed mental health condition, yet thousands of Canadians are never diagnosed, Durnford said.

While, again, this type of cancer is very rare-it accounts for just 1 to 5 percent of all diagnosed breast cancers in the U.S.-it moves quickly, and is usually either stage III or IV when it's diagnosed.

Likewise, patients diagnosed with global aphasia may be re-diagnosed with expressive aphasia upon improvement.

Reviews of medical records and psychological tests indicated that the majority of DID patients could be diagnosed with BPD instead, though about a third could not, suggesting that DID does exist but may be over-diagnosed.

About two years ago he stepped away from that line of work after he was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, a chronic illness that can cause abdominal pain.

A Cambridge dog grooming business is closing after one of the owners was diagnosed with a serious illness.

According to Karsan, during tests, the fetus was diagnosed with anencephaly.

According to the data shared by the charity, Pancreatic Cancer Action, every year in the UK, there are around 10,500 new pancreatic cancer cases, yet only 10 percent of patients are diagnosed in time for life-saving surgery.

According to the defence team, Shasore was diagnosed with lattice retinal degeneration to both the left and right eyes as well as chronic rhegmatogenous retinal detachment to the right eye.