ライフサイエンスコーパス: self-medication

1 smoking may represent an initial attempt at self-medication.

2 subjects with major depression is a form of self-medication.

3 nsumption of ARI may represent an attempt at self-medication.

4 ibutable to medical care, informal care, and self-medication.

5 with respect to the informal care sector and self-medication.

6 Of the 991 patients using lethal self-medication, 762 (77%) recipients had cancer, 79 (8%

7 macronutrient intake as means of nutritional self-medication against bacterial infection.

8 Direct evidence for self-medication among the great apes has been limited to

9 ica as a craving: 1) substances consumed for self-medication and 2) substances viewed as food, such a

10 Here, we examine macronutrient self-medication and illness-induced anorexia in caterpil

11 nsional poverty and self-reported antibiotic self-medication and non-adherence (ie, skipping a dose a

12 his population, education about the risks of self-medication and the development of alternative copin

13 mmunity members (n=44 groups) suggested that self-medication and treatment non-adherence were driven

14 upport, parental history of psychopathology, self-medication, and symptoms of alcohol abuse/dependenc

15 opioids), neuroanatomy (limbic system), and self-medication behaviors.

16 We measured self-medication behaviour across several full-sib famili

17 re, suggesting that reverse causation due to self-medication could explain previous results.

18 e of accounting for shared vulnerability and self-medication effects when modeling cannabis-psychosis

19 The results do not suggest that self-medication explains this relationship, because the

20 numerous anecdotal reports shows efficacy in self-medication for pain syndromes, depression, anxiety,

21 Self-medication for pain with psychoactive drugs appears

22 smoking rate among schizophrenic patients as self-medication has been challenged by a recent study th

23 ovide biologically plausible support for the self-medication hypotheses used to explain high rates of

24 ncrease, as predicted by traditional hedonic self-medication hypotheses.

25 mental disorder), secondary substance use ('self-medication hypothesis') and bidirectional (presence

26 Additionally, consistent with a self-medication hypothesis, the number of psychosis spec

27 with schizophrenia-challenging the cannabis self-medication hypothesis.

28 ssociated with FTND/CPD, consistent with the self-medication hypothesis.

29 is study tested predictions of the cognitive self-medication hypothesis.

30 epressive symptoms, often referred to as the self-medication hypothesis.

31 es with demonstrated bioactive potential for self-medication in great apes.

32 perspective that substance use is a type of self-medication in response to anhedonia and subjective

33 Here we document self-medication in the only Asian great ape, orang-utans

34 nformal care (IQR, 5.9%-21.2%), and 16.9% to self-medication (IQR, 9.5%-26.2%).

35 Advice on risk avoidance and on self-medication is not always successful; sometimes trav

36 ur shown by different families suggests that self-medication is phenotypically plastic and not a cons

37 This 'self-medication' is typically considered to involve the

38 Results support the self-medication model of coping with PTSD symptoms and a

39 d by mood/anxiety disorders (the forward or 'self-medication' model) and of ACEs with mood/anxiety di

40 aim was to report the scientific evidence on self-medication of anaphylactic reactions due to Hymenop

41 ophrenia (SCZ) has been suggested to reflect self-medication of cognitive deficits.

42 each direction might also operate, including self-medication of depressed mood as a factor in smoking

43 The report of alcohol self-medication of mood symptoms was associated with an

44 Association of alcohol self-medication of mood symptoms with incident and persi

45 udies in population-based samples of alcohol self-medication of mood symptoms with the occurrence of

46 evidence that substance dependence reflects self-medication of mood/anxiety disorders than that mood

47 portant light on the role it may play in the self-medication of PD following exposure, even in those

48 among individuals with EDs suggest potential self-medication of symptoms.

49 psychosis that is unlikely to be a result of self-medication or genetic and environmental confounding

50 t has been widely assumed that this reflects self-medication, recent studies suggest that smoking may

51 The authors discuss hypotheses involving "self-medication," risk-taking, and changes in the social

52 Self-medication (SM) with over-the-counter (OTC) medicat

53 Patients' heavy smoking suggests attempted self-medication through this mechanism.

54 SZP may represent an attempt to use nicotine self-medication to correct (i) a central nervous system

55 hat individuals with ADHD use cigarettes as "self-medication" to alleviate their attention problems.

56 ovides the clearest evidence yet for dietary self-medication using macronutrients and shows that the

57 Self-medication was considered to be less time consuming

58 Evidence for self-medication was detected in an El Sidron Neanderthal

59 Antibiotic self-medication was not significantly associated with th

60 tional, subtherapeutic artemisinin doses and self-medication with ACT along with predominance of sulf

61 ation of the frequencies of insomnia and its self-medication with alcohol in a group of alcoholic pat

62 Self-medication with antibiotics was found to be widespr

63 Despite widespread self-medication with antimalarials, PADH affects 23% of

64 ial shape in DS and evaluated the effects of self-medication with green tea extracts in children from

65 on the rationale for increasingly widespread self-medication with vitamin D supplements.

66 nd instruction for medical abortion and home self-medication, with uterine palpation as the only in-p