medical diagnosis

I thought you were asking me for a medical diagnosis.

One is the clinical decision support system for medical diagnosis.

I do not use this term to describe a medical diagnosis.

Pathology is the study and medical diagnosis of disease, especially after death.

"I never knew anything was wrong," said Wright, when asked if his medical diagnosis surprised him.

Experts disagree about using the term as a specific medical diagnosis.

"Crack baby" is not a medical diagnosis but a media stereotype.

You should have a medical diagnosis of the condition.

Suddenly you find out it's good for medical diagnosis.

Helen had been careful to keep the true extent of the medical diagnosis from her husband.

The words hung in his brain like a medical diagnosis he didn't want to hear.

She resisted attempts to get a medical diagnosis on what exactly was happening to her.

"Stomach flu" is a popular term but not a true medical diagnosis.

It was originally used as an attempt to improve medical diagnoses.

Medical diagnosis therefore tended to vary according to the social class of the patient.

The single medical diagnosis that is most relevant to the patient's chief complaint or need for treatment.

Those who want to keep the present name point to the fact that mental retardation is a clear medical diagnosis for a specific population.

In real life, some medical diagnoses are very rare.

Several studies have found that medical diagnoses and treatments are often different depending on whether a patient is black or white.

One answer is that medical diagnoses ebb and flow with the times.

Both western drugs and Chinese herbs are prescribed based on a medical diagnosis.

The ancient Babylonians had a creative approach to medical diagnosis.

In such cases, analysis of a physical specimen may yield a confident medical diagnosis.

She gave a number of demonstrations and her diagnoses were then compared to professional medical diagnosis.

He had a keen interest in clinical medical diagnosis.