Sentence examples for psychiatric implications from inspiring English sources

GRAIL results are consistent with the psychiatric implications of the candidate genes but do not suggest novel hypotheses.

The identification of populations at higher risk of developing psychiatric symptoms has implications for public health interventions in complex emergencies.

This article gives an overview of neurobiological mechanisms underlying the sleep changes in psychiatric disorders and presents implications for sleep related biomarkers of major depression.

In retrospect, the attack was connected with the breakdowns that followed, but at the time it was hard for me to see and the psychiatric community favored genetic implications of mental illness over environmental issues.

Clearly the use of tobacco has serious implications for psychiatric recovery, which is a compelling reason to advocate strongly for the clinical monitoring of changes in tobacco use in clients.

In this regard, we disagree with the conclusions of Laegsgaard and colleagues in their study of the implications of psychiatric genetic knowledge among people with multiple cases of depression in the family.

The presence of co-morbid psychiatric conditions therefore has implications for individual case formulation, treatment planning and selection, the proposed objectives and expectations of the selected treatment, and the length of treatment.

In a separate article [ 2] Aiden Corvin, a psychiatrist and member of the Psychiatric Genetics Consortium responsible for recent genome-wide association studies (GWAS) on psychiatric disease, considers the implications of recent genetic findings for schizophrenia patients.

As research continues on the impact of vitamin D in medicine, its implication for psychiatric disorders may be clarified.

Any such questionnaire must therefore not only be brief and easily understood but should avoid reference to clearly abnormal perceptions (hallucinations) and such obvious implication of psychiatric disorder as suicidal inclinations.

Understanding the nature of the association between migraines and psychiatric disorders and conditions has implications for diagnosis and treatment.