They are traveling in Stanley's footsteps, but their style is closer to that of "Survivor": induced suffering.
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).
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.
My aim is not to make light of the suffering that hunger induces ― suffering that is inexcusable in a world awash with food.
Jarisch et al. [39] sustained that histamine in wine can induce headache in patients suffering from histamine intolerance, a disease characterized by impaired histamine degradation based on a reduced diamine oxidase activity or a lack of this enzyme.
β2-agonists are the mainstay of therapy to induce bronchodilation in patients suffering from COPD and asthma.
Former Formula One driver Michael Schumacher, shown in 2012, is in a medically induced coma after suffering head injuries in a skiing accident late last year.
When the need is related to suffering, compassion will induce us to remedy the suffering and its causes.
The question for the clinicians was clear: Were their treatments inducing more suffering?
As such images may result in mental suffering or trauma, predicting whether images will induce disgust in order to avoid such issues is desirable.
However, it was more than just his cricket career that was in doubt in March 2013 when he was assaulted outside a bar in Christchurch and placed in a medically induced coma after suffering a fractured skull and severe internal injuries.
