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Age of Onset in Schizophrenia

Human Heredity, 1970
In 153 male schizophrenic probands born in 1881–1900 the age range of onset ran from 9 to 77 years, the mean and standard deviation were 35.6^12.6 years.
C A, Larson, G E, Nyman
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Age of Onset of Dental Anxiety

Journal of Dental Research, 1999
Little attention has been given to the issue of the age of onset of dental anxiety, even though it may have a bearing on the origins of this type of fear. This study aimed to identify the age of onset of dental anxiety and to identify differences by age of onset with respect to potential etiological factors, such as negative dental experiences, family
D, Locker, A, Liddell, L, Dempster, D, Shapiro   +3 more
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Age of onset of compulsive hoarding

Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 2006
Although compulsive hoarding appears to be a chronic, progressive disorder, little is known about its onset and course. The current study employed retrospective assessment of 51 individuals with compulsive hoarding difficulties to determine onset of various hoarding symptoms (clutter, acquisition, difficulty discarding), as well as the individual's ...
Jessica R, Grisham, Randy O, Frost, Gail, Steketee, Hyo-Jin, Kim, Sarah, Hood   +4 more
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AGE OF ONSET OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1988
ABSTRACTAge of onset of psychiatric disorders was determined from a random sample of 3, 258 household residents who were administered the DIS by trained lay interviewers. Onset was determined by the subject's recall of the age of the first symptom in those who met lifetime criteria for a diagnosis (DSM III without exclusions).
R C, Bland, S C, Newman, H, Orn
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Age of Onset of Affective Illness

Psychopathology, 1982
The age of onset of affective illness as measured by the initial psychiatric consultation for four affective subtypes was evaluated. Bipolar I (mean age = 28.00) and cyclothymics (mean age = 27.58) sought psychiatric consultation for their affective symptoms significantly earlier than unipolar patients (mean age = 34.69). Bipolar II patients (mean age =
E D, Peselow, D L, Dunner, R R, Fieve, S I, Deutsch, M E, Rubinstein   +4 more
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Age of Onset of Functional Constipation

Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2016
ABSTRACTIn a review of 538 children with functional constipation, we analyzed ages of presentation and onset, symptom duration, and behavioral/developmental problems. We divided the subjects into quartiles (Q1–Q4) based on age of onset. Median onset age was 2.3 years. The oldest group had the shortest symptom duration before referral at 1.8 ± 1.8 years
Stanton, Malowitz, Mary, Green, Aryn, Karpinski, Allan, Rosenberg, Paul E, Hyman   +4 more
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Subtypes of Early Age Onset Alcoholism

Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 1993
Forty‐three adolescents qualifying for a DSM‐Ill‐R diagnosis of alcohol abuse/dependence were classified according to the internalizing‐externalizing behavior dimension. Two clusters were identified. The majority of subjects clustered into a group characterized by behavioral dyscontrol and hypophoria (history of suicide attempts) (cluster 2), whereas ...
A, Mezzich, R, Tarter, L, Kirisci, D, Clark, O, Buckstein, C, Martin   +5 more
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Age of onset in hereditary lymphedema

The Journal of Pediatrics, 2003
To characterize age of onset patterns and penetrance in hereditary lymphedema, including differences caused by sex and genetic heterogeneity.Kaplan-Meier analysis of three family cohorts with autosomal dominant lymphedema: (1) five families with unique mutations in FLT4, (2) 16 families with unique mutations in FOXC2, and (3) 77 families with no ...
Kara L, Levinson, Eleanor, Feingold, Robert E, Ferrell, Thomas W, Glover, Elias I, Traboulsi, David N, Finegold   +5 more
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Age of Alcoholism Onset

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1989
Numerous attempts have been made to subdivide populations of alcoholics into homogeneous subgroups. Although no consensus has been reached about the characteristics of these subgroups, a number of classification schemes have identified a subgroup of patients with a high genetic loading for alcoholism, an early onset of alcoholism, a severe course, and ...
L, Buydens-Branchey, M H, Branchey, D, Noumair   +2 more
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