Dangers of Diagnostic Overshadowing
Though Michael’s primary progressive multiple sclerosis was diagnosed when he was 42 and forced him to retire at 50, he continued to live a rich life. But like many patients with disability, when he began having worrisome new symptoms, he received substandard care.
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| description | Though Michael’s primary progressive multiple sclerosis was diagnosed when he was 42 and forced him to retire at 50, he continued to live a rich life. But like many patients with disability, when he began having worrisome new symptoms, he received substandard care. |
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