How to pronounce “diagnoses” in English

They want very specific diagnoses.

My friends with diagnoses-- they won't shut up about it.

how psychiatric diagnoses can be shaped by social and political forces we may not be aware of, and that they're shaped by forces

So he diagnoses the problem beautifully, brilliantly, although, by the way, for thousands of years, people have been diagnosing this problem.

Even a child with diagnoses, they have trouble then going the other way.

There's more early diagnoses than ever.

So what are the diagnoses?

Kids are getting diagnoses at these incredibly young ages.

All of these diagnoses and everything?

I've learned to piece together diagnoses not only from the involuntary tells of the body, but also from the ways people choose to tell their story,

As opposed to delaying cancer diagnoses, one impact of this is that somebody with cancer who also gets COVID is going to get sicker.

So it said 49% fewer diagnoses-- so fewer cases of breast cancer using tamoxifen, which seems amazing.

So when you talk about doctors giving diagnoses or really kind of trying to give sort of truth

So my son has received three diagnoses-- autism, Asperger's, and PDD-NOS.

It's unique in psychiatric diagnoses because they haven't identified a common physiological

So they will be able to do diagnoses or prevent disease before they happen.

And many of these boys had other diagnoses, primarily in terms of emotional or behavioral problems.

Babies are born, and diagnoses happen, and surgeries, and parents die, and all of this.

You can have the medical talk of mental illness and the diagnoses.

So when you're looking at rates of severity of COVID diagnoses, they're altered by the decisions that patients with advanced cancer are making, so they're actually not

Of leukemia diagnoses that are currently going undiagnosed.

So they said women taking tamoxifen had 49% fewer diagnoses of breast cancer than people in their study who were taking a placebo, so

There have been a number of Nazi era diagnoses that have been renamed.

They were synthesizing it-- to people who had cancer diagnoses, people very sick, many of them terminal, in the hopes that they would have what

That's one of my favorite subjects is the diagnoses that I have.

Then particularly what we were looking at was diagnoses in younger women, and you have to get up and do the school run, and clean the house,

I interviewed a lot of people who had health diagnoses.

So eventually the medical record will suggest diagnoses in real time.

I think it was probably 60 or so years ago when one of the DSM diagnoses, for instance, was homosexuality.

Now, when it comes to diagnoses, we can love or hate the DSM or the ICD-11.

And what advice might you have for those who are going through life-changing health diagnoses?

So the only conclusion we had is that patients weren't getting cancer diagnoses.

You mean of COVID-19 diagnoses?

With kids in general, whether there's a diagnoses or not, that energy gets a response.

Again, with a child with a diagnoses-- they're not my child, their other child, doesn't matter to me.

person and honestly more times than not we're taking away ADHD diagnoses because it really is a lot of anxiety and we

Obviously, they have the kids that have the same diagnoses as them.

I guess there's been changes as well with technology, in remote diagnoses and remote consultations happening.

It reads through, and it determines what are some likely diagnoses?

I know people with MS. There could be better diagnoses out there, but they're getting along.

My brother is a biologist, and at home we're always talking about diagnoses at dinner.

So he created, by examining the admission records and the subsequent diagnoses, he created a simple questionnaire that could be administered by psychologists when

So here's a neurologist who diagnoses his own brain cancer and then dies from it in less than 20 months.

Diabetes diagnoses have tripled in the past 30 years in the United States.

You can create a system where the humans are reviewing the note, reviewing the AI, suggesting diagnoses, and the humans are the final arbiters

And so this is the other thing we often talk about in psychology is that there's clinical traits and clinical diagnoses,

So what we were seeing was a lot of young boys, African-American boys, girls, black and brown, who had diagnoses of oppositional defiant disorder,

And though I can provide perfectly compelling reasons for my choice, including the fascinating biology of the diagnoses, the opportunities for research,

Because actually, the 13.9 cases as an increase on the base rate of 9.1% is 153% more diagnoses.