Sentence examples for psychiatric behavior from inspiring English sources

Regulators said Pfizer's antismoking drug Chantix appeared increasingly likely to be linked to serious psychiatric behavior, and called for stronger label warnings.

That's the advice of Rena Wing, professor of psychiatric behavior at the Alpert Medical School at Brown University, where she studies weight loss tactics.

Although a pharmacological approach can be effective in managing certain psychiatric behaviors (eg, hallucinations, paranoia, depression), for some patients, overt behavioral disturbances such as wandering, resistance to care, agitation, or repetitive vocalizations, are less amenable to drug management (Class et al 1997).

However, they did not mention the possible mechanisms for the enhanced psychiatric behaviors of G72 transgenic mice, including fewer stereotypic movements in the open field test, higher baseline startle responses in the course of the PPI test, and lower hedonic responses in the sucrose preference test.

Children, including adolescents, with intellectual disability, are at higher risk than children without ID for developing psychopathology, a term used to subsume similar terms, such as mental illness or health problems, psychiatric or behavior disorders, and behavior and emotional problems.

Treatment of subclinical hypothyroidism in children with psychiatric disorders, behavior problems, and learning disabilities is not an uncommon practice.

Galantamine treatment also was shown to benefit patients' psychiatric and behavior symptoms and reduce caregiver stress (Tariot et al 2000; Kaufer and Sadik 2002; Cummings et al 2004).

At present, the exact mechanism by which decreased STIP1 levels affect psychiatric-like behavior is still unknown.

The present experiments tested whether alterations in STIP1 levels have consequences for psychiatric-like behaviors in mice.

Genetic approaches to suppress the mouse gene-encoding ankyrinG in brain, RNA interference and whole brain transgenic knockout, provided evidence for a function of ankyrinG in modulating psychiatric-related behaviors and stress reactivity (Leussis et al., 2013).

Psychologically naïve by modern standards, Civil War combatants and medical personnel struggled to identify and understand psychiatric disorders and behavior health problems that resulted from combat.