The doctors said he had an antisocial personality disorder with impulsive acts of deliberate self-harm in the context of abnormal personality traits.
But the discourse almost always fails to explicitly and openly discuss drug-related harms in the context of the real driver behind most drug use, which is not dependence, but drug-related pleasure.
The government's Drug Strategy, launched two weeks ago, does little to protect people, with no explicit reference to harm reduction in the context of drugs and nothing on how to keep people safe when using drugs recreationally".
Any interaction should be confined to discussion of the contribution the alcohol industry can make to the reduction of alcohol-related harm only in the context of their roles as producers, distributors and marketers of alcohol, and not in terms of alcohol policy development or health promotion'[ 20].
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Women of South Asian family origin in the UK have a high prevalence of depression and self-harm, often in the context of severe and persistent social difficulties, which only become apparent when they are in a crisis [ 17].
Underlying the debates about nanotechnology has been the issue of tolerating the potential for harm to some in the context of anticipated benefits to society.
Rather, the decision to stop regular mammography screening should be individualized based on the potential benefits and harm of screening in the context of overall health status and estimated longevity 49.
For example, the potential for adverse psychological and social consequences of genetic testing for late-onset diseases (harm) is greater in the context of diseases that are both severe and have no actionable options.
Such an organizing framework could be particularly attractive for organizations or investigators who conduct or use systematic reviews because the literature is mostly silent about the use of quantitative benefit and harm assessment approaches in the context of a systematic review.
