Furthermore, it should be borne in mind that the suffering associated with somatic disorders can also induce psychological suffering, such that there often exists a combination of physical and psychological suffering, which is called multicausality of suffering, and which may imply presence of mental illness.
Resorting to a dehumanizing form of punishment well known to induce suffering and drive people into mental illness is beyond them.
While defenders claim that solitary confinement is needed to control the most violent prisoners, prolonged isolation is known to induce suffering and mental illness.
Also, there is increasing societal concern about the use of animals in testing, especially in test methods that might induce pain and suffering in the treated animals (e.g., ocular toxicity).
Even if some mild principal mental disorders may resolve themselves [ 41, 42] or at least not require formal medical or psychiatric help [ 8], more often they induce important human suffering, and increase health-care utilization and, therefore, health-care costs [ 43, 44].
My aim is not to make light of the suffering that hunger induces ― suffering that is inexcusable in a world awash with food.
The question for the clinicians was clear: Were their treatments inducing more suffering?
Nevertheless, it is important not to prolong hypernatremia duration which induces cerebral suffering and the risk of neurological sequels, decreases cardiac contractility, increases peripheral insulin resistance and impairs hepatic neoglucogenesis [ 24].
They are traveling in Stanley's footsteps, but their style is closer to that of "Survivor": induced suffering.
Palliating the whole person's physical, psychosocial, and spiritual states or conditions is central to managing the pain that induces suffering.
Shimon Peres, Israeli's former president and a key figure in the country's history, is in a medically induced coma after suffering a massive stroke on Tuesday.
