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neurasthenia

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Noun

1. nervous breakdown

Usage
The American Tradition of Trying to Address Anxiety with Parks - Time Magazine
Neurodoron® in patients with neurasthenia – A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial - medRxiv
The New Neurasthenia - The Baffler
‘Americanitis’ and the perils of life in the fast lane - WHYY
Looking back: the strange history of tropical neurasthenia - British Psychological Society
Chronic fatigue syndrome or neurasthenia? - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Neurasthenia, Capitalism, and Biopower in HBO’s Westworld - Nursing Clio
Neurasthenia (2014) - IMDb
HYSTERIA WAS FOR WOMEN, NEURASTHENIA FOR MEN (Published 1984) - The New York Times
Maybe You Have Neurasthenia, a 19th-Century Diagnosis for Burnout - The Cut
What we can learn from 'untranslatable' illnesses - BBC
Casting a green light on fibromyalgia, the invisible disease - The University of Arizona Health Sciences
Americanitis vs. Chinitis - The New Yorker
Neurasthenia: Prevalence, disability and health care characteristics in the Australian community - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Anybody Who Was Anybody Was Neurasthenic (Published 1991) - The New York Times
The reasons why exhaustion and burnout are so common - BBC
Cognitive-behavioural therapy v . mirtazapine for chronic fatigue and neurasthenia: randomised placebo-controlled trial - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Neurasthenia (2014) - IMDb
On the Verge of ‘Vital Exhaustion’? (Published 2010) - The New York Times
Why exhaustion is not unique to our overstimulated age - Aeon
Chronic fatigue syndrome across time? - ScienceNorway
Beyond “The Yellow Wallpaper”: Silas Weir Mitchell, Doctor and Poet - nyamcenterforhistory.org
A History of 'Americanitis,' the Nervous Condition That Comes With Living in America - Discourse Blog
Samuel Williston - Harvard Magazine
The History of ‘Nervous Disorders' from 1600 to 1840, and a Comparison with Modern Views - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
How T.S. Eliot’s Therapeutic Practice Produced The Waste Land - Literary Hub
Wes Anderson: 'We Made A Pastiche' Of Eastern Europe's Greatest Hits - NPR
Talking to Myself: How Dictation Software Helped Me Navigate Pandemic Pain - Literary Hub
The rest cure challenges cherished myths about a working body - Aeon
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's illness deciphered after 150 years - EurekAlert!
Revisiting the Mental Health Fallout from the Unprecedented Horror of the First World War - Literary Hub
Jane McCredie: Fashionable disease - The Medical Journal of Australia
Sophie’s Choices: Timeline’s Not Enough Air explores the writing of the play Machinal - Newcity Stage
Neural Circuit for Fear and Aggression Discovered - 동아사이언스
Floor Jansen – Living the (Ever) Dream - Dead Rhetoric
Link Between Key Alzheimer's Proteins Confirmed for the First Time - 동아사이언스
In Armenia, son of Syunik Region Governor wanted - Caucasian Knot
Distinguishing disease from fad | InSight+ - The Medical Journal of Australia
The Politics of Madness: Government in the Reigns of Charles VI and Henry VI - Medievalists.net
This is What the Human Body Looks Like with Only Its Blood Vessels - 동아사이언스
Brockville-area soldier came home from Vimy honoured — but scarred - CBC
In the 1920s America, Jazz Music Was Considered Harmful to Human Health, the Cause of "Neurasthenia," “Perpetually Jerking Jaws” & More - Open Culture
Expert reveals top five longevity acupuncture points - People's Daily Online
Winter is coming … and the conditions could not be more Victorian - Yorkshire Bylines
Home Front - The shell shock epidemic of WW1 - BBC
KILLS HIS DAUGHTER AND SHOOTS HIMSELF; David Henderson, New Yorker, Commits Double Crime in Crowded Paris Cafe. REST OF FAMILY AT TABLE Rose and Fired Several Times at Random -- Said to Have Been Suffering from Neurasthenia. (Publi - The New York Times
PASSION FOR ANIMALS REALLY A DISEASE; Its Name Is Zoophil-Psychosis, Dr. Dana Says, and It Attacks Morbid Lovers of Pets. A NEW MENTAL MALADY It Springs from the Advanced Attitude of Modern Communities Toward the Treatment of Animals. (Pu - The New York Times
The First World War battle against mental trauma in Edinburgh - The Scotsman
Neurasthenic Russian valet committing suicide by jumping off the first level of the Eiffel Tower, in Paris, on 7 March 1926, Frontpage of French newspaper Le Petit Journal Illustre, March 21, 1926, Private Collection - Flashbak
Concern over number of council staff off work with stress-related illnesses - South Wales Argus
Feeling exhausted and overworked? You may have neurasthenia - dailymail.co.uk
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'neurasthenia'
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Misspellings - Typos
neuraathenia,   nerasthenia,   neurasrhenia,   neurasthenua,   neurastgenia,   neurasthhenia,   enurasthenia,   eurasthenia,   neuurasthenia,   neeurasthenia,   neursathenia,   neurasthnia,   neuradthenia,   neruasthenia,   nurasthenia,   neurastenia,   neurasthwnia,   neurassthenia,   neurasthennia,   neurashtenia,   neutasthenia,   nwurasthenia,   neurastehnia,   neyrasthenia,   neurssthenia,   neurastheina,   neurastheniaa,   neurastthenia,   neurastjenia,   nrurasthenia,   neurasthenai,   neurashenia,   neurrasthenia,   neurasyhenia,   neuasthenia,   neursthenia,   neurastheenia,   neirasthenia,   beurasthenia,   neurastheniia,   neueasthenia,   meurasthenia,   neurastheia,   neurasthneia,   neurasthrnia,   nneurasthenia,   nuerasthenia,   neurasthena,   neurasthemia,   neurasthebia,   neuraasthenia,   neurasthenis,   neurasthenoa,   neuratshenia,   neurastheni,   neurathenia,   neuarsthenia
Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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