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disease process, and anxiety is thought to be a contributing factor to these delays.6,16-21 A subset of anxiety manifests as kinesiophobia, or the fear of movement secondary to pain, which may also impact a patient’s willingness to seek treatment. Once referred

indicators for neuroimaging. When ordering an imaging study, providing a detailed and relevant history to the radiologist increases the likelihood of a timely and accurate diagnosis of the underlying systemic disease. Overall, close communication and collaboration among specialists, including neurologists and radiologists

indicators for neuroimaging. When ordering an imaging study, providing a detailed and relevant history to the radiologist increases the likelihood of a timely and accurate diagnosis of the underlying systemic disease. Overall, close communication and collaboration among specialists, including neurologists and radiologists

indicators for neuroimaging. When ordering an imaging study, providing a detailed and relevant history to the radiologist increases the likelihood of a timely and accurate diagnosis of the underlying systemic disease. Overall, close communication and collaboration among specialists, including neurologists and radiologists

chronic heart, kidney, or liver disease; smoking; anemia; rheumatologic disease; coagulopathy; and psychosis as risk factors for PJI.61 Diagnosis The diagnosis of PJI remains a major challenge in revision arthroplasty. Diagnosis requires a combination

indication for this procedure, especially in younger patients. THA for ONFH can occur in the setting of natural progression of the disease or as a result of failed surgical attempts at joint preservation.82,83 It was previously thought that patients with ONFH

chronic stress associated with stigmatization in a heterosexist society (p. 788); and, overall, being able to conceptualize the theoretical relationships among variables and building on empirical advances for purposes of “sound intervention design” (p. 788). In research undertaking the second phase/generation task, understanding health disparities

chronic stress associated with stigmatization in a heterosexist society (p. 788); and, overall, being able to conceptualize the theoretical relationships among variables and building on empirical advances for purposes of “sound intervention design” (p. 788). In research undertaking the second phase/generation task, understanding health disparities

chronic conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. The overall impact of OA, however, does not fall equally across all sex, racial/ethnic, and socioeconomic groups. Subtle differences in anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry may explain higher prevalence and incidence

Disease Control [CDC], 2016) and for homelessness (e.g., Keuroghlian, Shtasel, & Bassuk, 2014; Rosario, Schrimshaw, & Hunter, 2012; Wilson & Kastanis, 2015). Other research has revealed mental health differences among diverse LGBT youth populations. Bisexual youth have been found to be more vulnerable to lower well-being than