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… The study of the evolution in the diagnosis and treatment of autism is a lesson in the
dangers of medical beliefs or doctrines that are not grounded in medical science. The early …

… of this syndrome including its etiopathogenesis, evolution, spectrum of clinical manifestations,
other systemic associations, diagnostic modalities, and recent advances in treatment. …

… Although substantial advances in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of PCP have
decreased its frequency and improved prognosis, PCP continues to be seen in both HIV-infected …

… The concept of a spectrum of bipolar illness, although evolving, is not new. The bookends
of such a spectrum have often been referred to as “soft” versus “hard,” with the “softest” end of …

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… on issues of variability in diagnosis. Second, the … new diagnostic criteria proposed in DSM-5.
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… However, diagnosis is evolving from art to data-driven science, whereby large populations
contextualize each individual’s medical condition. Advances in artificial intelligence now bring …

… The purpose of this article is to describe the evolution of clinical symptoms, signs, and
laboratory findings in primary HPT, particularly in the United States, and to discuss clinical …