Sentence examples for pharmacological help from inspiring English sources

While his teammates took cortisone shots or received ice deliveries to keep their EPO vials cold, he said, he refused pharmacological help.

"It would be a shame for a generation of young adults to come of age believing that the only way they can take on a challenging project is with some kind of pharmacological help," she said.

To reduce patients' smoking 86.6% (n=240) reported routinely providing pharmacological help, 64.3% (n=176) routinely providing brief advice clinics and specialist support clinics (57.8%, n=159).

Interviewees recognized that to remain successfully quit, multiple factors are involved including: self motivation, pharmacological help, support informally through family and friends and formally through services such as NHS SSS, factors which have been identified previously [ 21].

Years of therapy and, most importantly, getting proper psycho-pharmacological help after 30 years of suffering changed my life.

If you need some non-pharmacological help with your sleep disorders, Dr. Bob, a licensed Cartoonologist, prescribes this insomnia-cartoon slide show.

Non-pharmacological treatments help control tension-type headache; however, evidence about their effectiveness is still limited.

Prichard's corporate experience can be traced back to his Ph.D. days in Australia where his supervisor's links with the pharmacological industry helped him to land a scholarship from Merck to do work on parasitic diseases.

The identification of pharmacological sites helps in (1) understanding the structure-function relationships of PLA2 enzymes, (2) developing strategies to neutralize the toxicity and pharmacological effects by targeting these sites, and (3) developing prototypes of novel research tools and pharmaceutical drugs [ 7, 8].

Of these 81 measures, 48 evaluated stigma against the mental illness/ the mentally ill in general; 11 were self-stigma measures; 6 evaluated personally experienced stigma; and 12 evaluated stigma against mental health treatment (psychological and pharmacological), psychiatry, help-seeking, or mental health care facilities.

The small protein fragments that are released during the activation of complement are potent pharmacological agents that help promote an inflammatory response by causing mast cells and basophils to release histamine, which increases the permeability of blood vessels, and by attracting granulocytes and monocytes.