Sentence examples for combined medication from inspiring English sources

For all therapies combined, medication possession was only 28% when using the unadjusted days supply estimate (Table 3).

Their height, weight, waist circumference, hip circumference, blood pressure, heart rate and newly combined medication will be checked at those time points.

Similarly, and although it is clear from SOD1-linked FALS that all the alterations detected in ALS can have a common root and are therefore interrelated, therapy of ALS might also require combined medication to combat disease progression at multiple fronts.

At page bottom, immediately following the vignette, were three questions, asking the respondent to select a) a diagnosis from a set of four (No Diagnosis, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder) and b) a treatment option, from a set of six (No tx/monitoring, psychotherapy only, stimulant, combined medication and psychotherapy, mood stabilizer, anti-psychotic).

Seventeen participants took part in a multiple baseline design and were assigned to: (a) medication for 5 weeks, followed by combined medication plus CBT for 5 weeks; (b) combined treatment for 5 weeks, followed by CBT alone; or (c) CBT alone.

Forty-two of these 67 patients combined medication of MTX with the inhibitors of tumour necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α), two other patients combined MTX with sulfasalazine, one patient combined it with cyklosporine A, and the remaining 22 patients were treated with MTX alone.

These inconsistencies may result from the use of different study techniques, such as the conventional blink reflex, or different study groups, such as in individuals with combined medication-overuse headaches.

The only sure data we have are those about ergotamine, caffeine and combined medications containing barbiturates or codeine and, partly, triptans.

Medical professionals have found that combining medication with stress management works better than using solely medication or stress management.

He believes the best results are achieved by combining medication and psychological interventions.

The authors write that treatment generally involves combining medication, therapy and the retraining of the parents.