preexisting

To Jake Scott, an infectious disease expert at Stanford Medical School who painstakingly examined the agency’s data citations, they point to “textbook confirmation bias”—the quest for information that confirms someone’s preexisting beliefs.

On Tuesday, a federal court hearing will unfold in a preexisting case that could result in some — but not all — UC grants being restored.

Medical problems and physical disabilities also contribute to homelessness — both preexisting and developed under the harrowing conditions of life on the street.

“That would displace all infrastructure, agriculture and preexisting habitats,” Friggens said.

As Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo noted on Bluesky, "I strongly suspect you’re going to have doctors leaning forward on what constitutes a preexisting condition in this case."