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Pathology is any deviation from a healthy or normal condition. Alcoholism qualifies.
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Are smoking and alcoholism considered pathogens?
NO.
Is Alcoholism a medical condition?
Alcoholism can be considered a medical problem, although a substantial proportion of physicians reject the theory that it is a disease.
Is alcoholism a general medical conditioned?
Alcoholism can be considered a medical problem, although a substantial proportion of physicians reject the theory that it is a disease.
Drinking too much alcohol or alcoholism is considered also as?
Both are considered unacceptable behaviors.
Is Alcoholism is considered to be a progressive disease?
Yes it is! Iknow from experience!! Trust me doctors know nothing on this subject unless they are in the field of Alcoholism! FACT
Does health insurance usually cover Alcoholism Rehabilitation?
Alcoholism is usually considered a disease and rehab is usually considered a necessary medical expense. So your insurance should cover it. However you should read your policy and check to be sure.
Alcoholism is considered to be a progressive disease?
Some people and groups consider alcoholismto be a disease. However, many physicians reject the disease theory of alcoholism as unsupported by the medical research evidence.
What is a pathalogical condition?
Pathology is the study of the diagnosis of disease. The word Pathology often is used by clinicians to say "something deviating from normal" in the human body. For instance, an ACL tear in the knee is considered a "knee pathology." So a pathological condition is a condition that is diagnosable and deviates from normal.
Is a degree in Speech pathology considered an MA or MS degree?
Typically, it is a masters of science (MS) degree.
What areas does cancer cover in science?
Cancer is considered to be in the field of medicine and falls under the topic of pathology.
Is 8 full oz's of 80 proof alchole a day considered an addiction?
The quantity of alcohol does not define alcoholism.
Who is the father of pathology?
who is the father of pathology??
