"diagnostic overshadowing" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Clearly the consequences of diagnostic overshadowing could be potentially fatal for some people with learning disabilities as their true unerlying health need will not be identified and treated.",
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        "The mistaken attribution of signs and symptoms of a medical condition to a pre-existing known condition."
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