Sentence examples for psychiatric events from inspiring English sources

Edible cannabis led to more acute psychiatric events and cardiovascular symptoms than inhaled cannabis.

The US Food and Drug Administration said it was concerned about 32 reports of psychiatric "events" among children, including hallucinations and abnormal behaviour.

The company said that studies, including one coordinated by Japan's Health Ministry, have shown that children taking Tamiflu have a rate of neurological and psychiatric events similar to that of children with the flu who are not treated with the drug.

Respiratory failure, arrhythmias, severe psychiatric events, and renal failure all occurred with median date of onset ≤ seven days postprocedure.

The more severe toxic effects include psychosis or adverse psychiatric events, renal toxicity, respiratory failure, hyperthermia, serotonin syndrome, rhabdomyolysis and seizure.

But last July the Food and Drug Administration, which approved Chantix in 2006, said it had received 4,762 reports of "serious psychiatric events" -- including paranoia, homicidal thoughts, hallucinations, 188 attempted suicides and 98 suicides -- and it ordered Pfizer to put a "black box" warning on the drug.

In the univariate analysis variables significantly associated with depression after ICU were: previous psychopathology (OR1.82), acute psychiatric event (OR3.79) and presence of memories from ICU admission (OR0.66).

With depression has the dependent variable: age, sex, previous psychopathy, acute psychiatric event, previous neurologic disorder, acute neurologic event and the presence of memories were studied as risk factors, through logistic regression.

In the final model those retained has independent risk factors were: acute psychiatric event [adjusted OR 95 % CI) = 4.30(2.01-9.21)] and presence of memories from the ICU admission [adjusted OR 95 % CI) = 0.63 0.40-0.98)].

A psychiatric event was defined as at least one occurrence in EDIC accompanied by inpatient or outpatient treatment for any psychiatric event during the same year.

Relapse was defined as either a psychiatric hospitalization or the occurrence of a psychiatric event (defined as deliberate self-injury, suicidal or homicidal ideation that was clinically significant as determined by the investigator, or violent behavior resulting in clinically significant injury to another person or property damage).