Synonyms for diagnose
ˈdaɪ əgˌnoʊs, -ˌnoʊz, ˌdaɪ əgˈnoʊs, -ˈnoʊzdi·ag·nose

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1. diagnose, nameverb

   determine or distinguish the nature of a problem or an illness through a diagnostic analysis

   Synonyms:
   discover, list, appoint, bring up, mention, name, describe, advert, key out, call, identify, distinguish, cite, refer, nominate, key, make, constitute

2. diagnoseverb

   subject to a medical analysis

   Synonyms:
   name

Matched Categories

1. • Analyze
   • Medicine

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1. List of paraphrases for "diagnose":

   diagnosing, diagnosis, diagnostic, diagnostics

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1. Gerard Cote:

   The way they diagnose malaria now is with a microscope but it is with a big bench top microscope that is relatively complicated to use, takes a trained technician, and you have to have the facility for that scope in a centralized lab somewhere. So basically what we are taking is that gold standard and making it into a portable device.

2. Poulam Patel:

   The Results also suggest that melanoma will continue to be a health issue over the coming years, and we will need to find effective strategies to accurately diagnose and successfully treat patients.

3. Geoffrey Goodfellow:

   [ Human ophthalmologists ] can actually diagnose diabetes in the eye, high blood pressure, as well as other systemic and metabolic problems that the patient may not know that they have.

4. Margaret Chan:

   If we are to make any headway in halting the rise in diabetes, we need to rethink our daily lives: to eat healthily, be physically active, and avoid excessive weight gain, even in the poorest settings, governments must ensure that people are able to make these healthy choices and that health systems are able to diagnose and treat people with diabetes.

5. Pilar Ramon-Pardo:

   Clinicians have to be ready to diagnose.