schizoaffective disorder
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of schizoaffective disorder
1930–35; schizo(phrenic) ( def. ) + affective
Example Sentences
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He has been diagnosed with a mental health condition called schizoaffective disorder, although in 2022 a psychiatrist concluded there was no evidence of him having the condition when the offences took place in or around November 1999.
From BBC
Dr MacRae, who had a schizoaffective disorder, had been in hospital for six weeks before she died.
From BBC
The diagnosis can be of schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or bipolar disorder.
From Los Angeles Times
A doctor for the prosecution testified Thursday that Dharmesh suffers from schizoaffective disorder and that his case should not be diverted.
From Los Angeles Times
Shi’s lawyers have contended that their client was suffering from a schizoaffective disorder and post traumatic stress brought on by the divorce paperwork.
From Los Angeles Times
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