The debate about whether health care providers or drug manufacturers try to "medicalize" menopause is not settled, the authors wrote, but it is clear that women who experience its debilitating effects need some kind of care, either medical or holistic.
Even in scientific circles, it can be hard to talk seriously about the disease and its debilitating effects.
Though Salvinorin A, because of its debilitating effects, is unlikely to become a pharmaceutical agent itself, its chemistry may enable the discovery of valuable derivatives.
Felled by a stroke on December 31 , 1974 Douglas struggled to overcome its debilitating effects and returned briefly to the bench before retiring on November 12 , 1975
AIDS, known locally as "slim" because of its debilitating effects, spread widely in the early 1980s and has placed stress on families and an already frail health-care infrastructure.
But it was then that he was diagnosed with the parasitic disease bilharzia, otherwise known as schistosomiasis, which is transmitted by water snails and has been described as second only to malaria in its debilitating effects.
"Mr. Bartender" (Sony), Mr. Gaskin's debut single and one of the year's best country songs, is hard, traditional country, enamored of drink and its debilitating effects: "Oh please, could you give me the best drink you've got?/Mr.
CVD kills one out of every four Americans, and research shows that PTSD exacerbates its debilitating effects, making heart disease especially worrisome for the veteran population.
Understand that we are discussing codependency as a personal attribute, and focusing on its debilitating effects in an intimate, or familiar (family and friends) personal setting.
Mr. Obama would also do well to study the long Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and its debilitating effect on the Soviet economy.
