Disorder of Written Expression
Disorder of written expression is a type of learning disability in which a person’s writing ability falls substantially below normally expected range based on the individual’s age, educational background, and measured intelligence.
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Wiki Number: W064
Diagnosis: Disorder of Written Expression
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Symptoms: writing disability where it falls substantially below normal expected range
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Causes: may also have dyslexia, dyscalculia (math difficulties) or behavior difficulties as learning difficulties
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Therapies: must support the child or adult positively to reduce fears of shame at previously-poor performances
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- The Pharmacological Effect of Hemin in Inflammatory-Related Diseases: A Systematic Reviewby João Estarreja on April 27, 2024
CONCLUSIONS: This review highlighted the significant anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of hemin, providing a clearer vision for the medical community about the use of this drug in several human diseases.
- Clover: An unbiased method for prioritizing differentially expressed genes using a data-driven approachby Gina Miku Oba on April 11, 2024
Identifying key genes from a list of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) is a critical step in transcriptome analysis. However, current methods, including Gene Ontology analysis and manual annotation, essentially rely on existing knowledge, which is highly biased depending on the extent of the literature. As a result, understudied genes, some of which may be associated with important molecular mechanisms, are often ignored or remain obscure. To address this problem, we propose Clover, a...
- Impact of omitting annual reviews for COPD on patient reported care quality- outcomes from the Asthma+Lung COPD patient passportby Parris Jade Williams on April 11, 2024
BACKGROUND: Regular clinical reviews of people with COPD provide an opportunity to optimise management and are recommended in national and international guidelines. However, there are limited data about the relationship between having an annual review and other aspects of care quality, which might influence decision-making by healthcare professionals and commissioners.
- Investigating machine learning and natural language processing techniques applied for detecting eating disorders: a systematic literature reviewby Ghofrane Merhbene on April 10, 2024
Recent developments in the fields of natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML) have shown significant improvements in automatic text processing. At the same time, the expression of human language plays a central role in the detection of mental health problems. Whereas spoken language is implicitly assessed during interviews with patients, written language can also provide interesting insights to clinical professionals. Existing work in the field often investigates mental health...