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co-occur
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Verb1.co-occur - go with, fall together
coexist - exist together
overlap - coincide partially or wholly; "Our vacations overlap"
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co-occur [ˌkəʊəˈkɜːʳ] VIcoocurrir


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An analysis of patients age 18 to 30 - selected because they were less likely to have co-occurring illnesses - revealed that uninsured patients in this group still had the highest odds of death.
Volume II surveys some of the psychological and biological aspects of addiction, with chapters on co-occurring trauma and substance use disorders, the role of allergies in addictions and mental illness, neurobiological mechanisms and cognitive components of addiction, and the endocannabinoid hypothesis of drug addition.
The effects of specific co-occurring psychiatric disorders on the persistence of alcohol problems are not well understood," Sharon Samet, Ph.
 
 
 
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