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Etiology (/ˌiːtiˈɒlədʒi/;
alternatively spelled aetiology or ætiology) is the
study of
causation or origination. The word is
derived from the Gr**** word...
- Cause, also
known as
etiology (/iːtiˈɒlədʒi/) and aetiology, is the
reason or
origination of something. The word
etiology is
derived from the Gr**** αἰτιολογία...
- The risk
difference (RD),
excess risk, or
attributable risk is the
difference between the risk of an
outcome in the
exposed group and the
unexposed group...
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Gender incongruence is the
state of
having a
gender identity that does not
correspond to one's **** ****igned at birth. This is
experienced by
people who...
- ****ual
identity refers to one's self-perception in
terms of
romantic or ****ual
attraction towards others,
though not
mutually exclusive, and can be different...
- be the only
therapeutic approach available in
those instances in
which etiologic diagnosis is lacking.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
multiple names: authors...
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blurred vision and
visual field loss.
There are many
theories for the
etiology of
white dot
syndromes including infectious, viral,
genetics and autoimmune...
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compulsions with
SSRIs suggests that OCD has an
underlying neurochemical etiology.
Dopaminergic systems are
implicated in OCD by the
efficacy of dopaminergic...
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Negri was
convinced the
inclusions were a
parasitic protozoon and the
etiologic agent of rabies.
Later that same year, however, Paul
Remlinger and Rifat-Bey...
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existing world. In Greco-Roman scholarship, the
terms founding myth or
etiological myth (from
Ancient Gr****: αἴτιον
aition 'cause') are
occasionally used...
