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Excessive diagnostic co-occurrence
Concurrent diagnostic comorbidity is the norm rather than exception. Diagnostic comorbidity rate is so high that some researchers argue for abandoning the term "comorbidity" in favor of a term that is more simply descriptive and does not imply the presence of distinct clinical entities.
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