Sentence examples for psychiatric effect from inspiring English sources
MDD and other psychiatric disorders are characterized physiologically by pertubations in neuroendocrine system, the putative substrate that acts on the brain to give the psychiatric effect.
An additional relevant adverse psychiatric effect possibly related to ma-huang use is the onset of ephedrine addiction.
They were able to implicate the top hits in ENIGMA1 in these illnesses, supporting a psychiatric effect of the genetic variant in human populations.
10 11 12 13 However, the net psychiatric effect of this policy could be either protective or adverse depending on which of the two conflicting needs outweighs the other.
He said it could be some kind of psychiatric effect since there were no such symptoms before…the symptom gradually disappeared…If I knew such symptoms would occur after treatment beforehand, I would've understood the symptom".
Treatment with the cannabinoid receptor antagonist rimonabant is an effective approach to weight loss (16), although adverse psychiatric effects led to lack of approval by the FDA.
It is possible that obesity per se may lead to higher vulnerability to the development of psychiatric disorders [ 133], meaning that obese individuals may represent a psychiatrically at-risk population and the use of HWLPs with potential adverse psychiatric effects among them may be of particular concern.
I suspect that it's only a matter of time before that black box tells us that the psychiatric effects may become permanent too.
Might the psychiatric effects of Prozac and Paxil be related to the slow birth of neurons and not serotonin per se?
Difficult-to-treat major depressive disorder (MDD-DT), which involves antidepressant refractoriness or antidepressant-related adverse psychiatric effects, is bipolar in nature; therefore, it may share common temperamental features with bipolar disorder.
The vast majority of drug users, even if they might have a bad trip or suffer from short-term psychiatric effects, do not suffer chronic mental illness from taking drugs.
