Sentences with phrase «reliable diagnosis»

For reliable diagnosis of aggressive disease, he said, «we need to have panels, not just rely on a single metabolite.»

«There is a concern that we over-diagnose and over-treat low - risk cancers that are unlikely to be terminal, and this technology enables us to make a more reliable diagnosis than the current standard practice.»

For the most reliable diagnosis, it is recommended that you consult a psychologist, psychiatrist, or other specialist in mental health.

«Zika virus: Optimized tests for reliable diagnosis.»

Since DMN - Tre only glows when it's gobbled up by TB or one of its close relatives, the molecule could offer a simpler, more reliable diagnosis, she says.

The new test's accuracy decreases the need for many men who test positive for elevated PSA levels to undergo a biopsy in order to achieve a reliable diagnosis.

Currently, reliable diagnosis for patients suspected of the Zika virus involves nucleic acid - based testing, which is dependent on laboratory access, highly specific and expensive equipment, and trained technicians.

A critical barrier to early detection of glaucoma is the lack of biomarkers for reliable diagnosis.

Technique enables development of viable diagnostic tests and instruments in fight against cancer Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the U.S., making early, reliable diagnosis and... Read more

If you're experiencing the symptoms related to those very serious medical conditions, we highly recommend you get a reliable diagnosis from a trained medical practitioner to rule the illnesses out.

A reliable diagnosis can therefore only be provided by a fully qualified and registered medical professional.

It is vital that in the first step of treatment, your child or teen receives a reliable diagnosis from a child mental health specialist, such as a child psychologist or child psychiatrist.

The most accurate and reliable diagnosis should only be made by a child specialist (such as a child psychologists or pediatrician).

By adjusting the current criteria for RAD and by expanding knowledge of the disorder through well organized research, more reliable diagnoses can be made, thus aiding in the treatment of more children affected by RAD.

Although determining causal factors may provide enlightenment into the development of the disorder and possible treatments, for purposes of reliable diagnosis the disorder must first be operationally defined.

A second methodological problem is that several authors have identified a FHalc solely on the basis of children's assessments or parents» self - assessments (Pandina and Johnson, 1989), which means that no reliable diagnosis of parental drinking behaviour was performed.