"Let's call a spade a spade — a lot of times when you are a vegetarian it is a just not very effective eating disorder," she said.
Chronic fibroproliferative diseases account for a large proportion of total worldwide mortality [143-146] and the lack of effective fibrotic disorder treatment represents a substantial unmet need.
In our sample, most FMGs and NCs were solo or private group clinics settings that do not promote more effective mental disorder management.
People believe that medication is more effective for disorders that they perceive to be biologically based and that psychotherapy is more effective for those they perceive as psychologically based (e.g. Iselin & Addis, 2003; Luk & Bond, 1992; Yopchick & Kim, 2009).
Subjects were prior to treatment initiation informed that both interventions had been shown to be effective for panic disorder, but that these effects were better documented for CBT.
If the two disorders have a similar etiology, drugs (other than antibiotics, discussed above) effective in one disorder might be expected to show efficacy in the other.
Because many anti-epileptic treatments are also effective for bipolar disorder, the ketogenic diet has also been suggested as a potential treatment for bipolar disorder.
Dr. Joseph K. Belanoff, a psychiatrist and Corcept's chief executive, said the drug could be available within five years "if everything went well" and mifepristone was found to be safe, as used in the study, and effective for the disorder.
Hampshire Constabulary said it was "very effective" in reducing disorder since it was implemented on 1 February.
As we decrease Vg to −0.1 V, thereby increasing the effective amount of disorder in the 2DES, the relative positions between these two fields remain the same as shown in Figure 7b.
