Sentence examples for psychiatric benefits from inspiring English sources

But a psychiatrist from Bellevue Hospital in New York and the leader of an organization that wants to test the psychiatric benefits of Ecstasy said Dr. Ricaurte's doses -- delivered by injection, not tablet -- were far greater than a human user could stand.

Once the deal closes later this year, UHS will be America's largest owner of freestanding mental health facilities just as new laws are forcing insurers to increase psychiatric benefits.

Hofmann penned a never-before-disclosed letter in 2007 to Jobs at the behest of his friend Rick Doblin, who runs an organization dedicated to studying the medical and psychiatric benefits of psychedelic drugs.

The DHA found in Omega-3 fatty acids appears to play a key role in brain function, and supplementation with the fatty acid appears to have wide-ranging psychiatric benefits.

In a finding suggesting powerful psychiatric benefits for a component of fish oil, a study published Wednesday has linked military suicides to low levels of docosahexaenoic acid and found that service personnel with higher levels of DHA in their blood were less likely to take their own lives.

A recent study (Emre et al 2004) and a Cochrane review (Wild et al 2003) concluded that patients with DLB suffering from behavioral disturbances or psychiatric disorders benefit from rivastigmine treatment, if they can tolerate it.

People with a psychiatric illness benefit from having a volunteer by gaining a close companion from outside of their immediate circle, who does not stigmatize them, and helps to facilitate their social-community reintegration.

When it comes to benefits, psychiatric medications hold their own when compared with general medical medications in the treatment of a great number of diseases that affect so many people.

It has been found that integrating 4 to 5 sessions in general practice into a hospital psychiatric attachment demonstrated benefits of: increasing breadth of experience, understanding the patients' experience, learning about mental illness from a GP's perspective, 'normalisation' of mental illness and increased empathy [ 8].

In general psychiatric services, cost-benefit screening instruments for psychopathic traits in adolescents are needed.

Research in the field of psychiatric neuroimaging would benefit immeasurably from adopting open data sharing practices, similar to those that enabled rapid developments in genomics.