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1 itate relapse to drug use despite efforts to abstain.

2 symptoms during treatment than did those who abstained.

3 or addicted individuals seeking treatment or abstaining.

4 Seventeen abstaining (4-7 days) MA abusers (6 women) were compared

5 Prediagnostic alcohol abstaining and heavy drinking were associated with poore

6 under ad libitum smoking or 3.5 hours after abstaining and receiving a nicotine (14 mg/24 hours) or

7 hoc data suggest that those who successfully abstain are at increased risk of depression compared wit

8 n abstinence model, because humans typically abstain because of negative consequences associated with

9 Wine abstaining but not beer or liquor abstaining was associa

10 and subsequent drug use by helping patients abstain despite high craving.

11 can be administered to treatment-seeking and abstaining drug-addicted individuals.

12 with no effect among children whose mothers abstained during pregnancy (0.16 (95%CI= -1.05 to 1.36)

13 h 79 (42%) continuing to smoke and 107 (58%) abstaining during CHT/RT.

14 Non-abstinent and abstinent smokers (those abstaining for approximately 12 h) did not differ signif

15 escription renewals to patients successfully abstaining for the first 2 weeks improved the cost-effec

16 These programmes require participants to abstain from alcohol and submit to frequent alcohol test

17 Pregnant women are advised to abstain from alcohol despite insufficient evidence on th

18 arguments from structural brain research to abstain from alcohol.

19 ith lower SDMT cognitive scores in women who abstain from alcohol.

20 e late deaths occurred because of failure to abstain from alcohol.

21 omen were randomly assigned to consume or to abstain from aspartame-sweetened foods and beverages dur

22 ic health campaigns advise pregnant women to abstain from ethanol, drinking during pregnancy is perva

23 guidelines recommend that men use condoms or abstain from sex for 6 months after ZIKV exposure; in 95

24 Smokers with a history of depression who abstain from smoking are at significantly increased risk

25 d the time interval necessary for smokers to abstain from smoking so that residual nicotine would not

26 uence of which may make it more difficult to abstain from smoking.

27 igarette smokers should be: 1) encouraged to abstain from smoking; and 2) thoroughly informed preoper

28 compared with minorities, but less likely to abstain from substance abuse.

29 dividuals have the option to stand aside and abstain from the joint endeavor, this paves the way for

30 ons of their decisions to participate and/or abstain from various activities with great care and atte

31 iofacial shape between children of women who abstained from alcohol during pregnancy and children wit

32 Women who were overweight or who abstained from alcohol were less likely to use HRT.

33 Of the 1913 patients, 896 (47%) abstained from alcohol, 696 (36%) consumed less than 7 a

34 Twelve healthy HIV-1-seronegative subjects abstained from alcoholic beverages for >10 days.

35 12 months treatment' and after patients had abstained from all bronchodilators for at least 6h and f

36 On average, subjects had abstained from amphetamine use for approximately 3 years

37 than students in control communities to have abstained from any drug use (adjusted risk ratio [ARR] =

38 n and 52% (3941/7636) of crack cocaine users abstained from crack cocaine.

39 t alcohol dependent at baseline or who fully abstained from drinking alcohol during treatment.

40 re review, 37% (5016/13 542) of heroin users abstained from heroin and 52% (3941/7636) of crack cocai

41 ive biofilm-gingival interface [BGI] groups) abstained from oral hygiene while using an acrylic stent

42 lavage (CVL) specimens at baseline (all had abstained from sexual intercourse, masturbation, and vag

43 l including 19 otherwise healthy smokers who abstained from smoking for 36 h.

44 All participants had abstained from smoking for at least 12 months and medica

45 to smoking marijuana (days 9-13), and again abstained from smoking marijuana (days 14-16).

46 h they smoked marijuana as usual (days 1-5), abstained from smoking marijuana (days 6-8), returned to

47 Thirty-seven study participants abstained from smoking overnight.

48 patients used aspirin, 76% used statin, 65% abstained from smoking, and 47% did all 3.

49 Among those who abstained from smoking, the OR for use of nicotine patch

50 ons between the future rewards and that they abstained from some simple heuristics in assessment of t

51 e likely to develop GERD compared with those abstained from the habit (multivariate-adjusted OR = 2.0

52 Subjects abstained from tobacco smoke for 5.3 +/- 0.9 d and parti

53 Thirteen subjects abstained from toothbrushing for 48 hrs and rinsed for 1

54 Thirty-eight regular marijuana users abstained from use for 72 h and were presented with tact

55 Compared with patients abstaining from alcohol, the hazard ratio for participan

56 and their illness, such as cravings for and abstaining from certain foods, were rather unusual and o

57 tients to adopt a heart-healthy lifestyle by abstaining from cigarettes, maintaining lean weight, lim

58 obacco cigarette smokers (75%), who were not abstaining from cigarettes, were far more likely to rela

59 Compared with abstaining from NRT when attempting to quit smoking, usi

60 bjects (n = 20) undergoing standard of care (abstaining from peanut) for 24 months.

61 ombu, and wakame) for three days each, while abstaining from rice and seafood following a three-day w

62 After adjusting for covariates, abstaining from smoking (HR 0.57, CI 0.34 to 0.98) and e

63 ts support polygenic genetics for success in abstaining from smoking, overlap with genetics of substa

64 tance from criminal activity, mental health, abstaining from substance abuse, interpersonal functioni

65 These observations do not justify abstaining from transplanting all patients with previous

66 14 previous users of MDMA who were currently abstaining from use and 15 controls who had never used M

67 of the infected individuals to the sexually abstaining group is higher than the transition rate of t

68 sent if the transition rates to the sexually abstaining groups are independent of the infection statu

69 end on that status, the presence of sexually abstaining groups can prevent an STI from invasion or el

70 We observe that the presence of sexually abstaining groups cannot prevent an STI from invasion or

71 this model, we study the impact of sexually abstaining groups on persistence of a benign sexually tr

72 are ephemeral) and later move on to sexually abstaining groups.

73 8-0.78, P = 0.0009), and more likely to have abstained in the first trimester of gestation (adjusted

74 Alcohol abstaining in the year before diagnosis was associated w

75 Abstaining less than 6 months before treatment was relat

76 initiating HCV treatment, and 29.3% reported abstaining less than the required 6 months before treatm

77 Participants were abstaining, multiply detoxified (MDTx; n=12) or singly d

78 mortality when compared with individuals who abstain or who drink alcohol to excess.

79 or these men, compared with those who either abstained or were non-problematic beverage drinkers, was

80 but intervention strategies to help patients abstain should currently be implemented in psychiatric s

81 Our findings show that abstained smokers exhibited a heightened reward positivi

82 nal studies are needed to assess this within abstaining smokers.

83 rval, 27 (57%) alcohol-dependent individuals abstained, ten (21%) relapsed into light drinking, and t

84 -1.56), and more users of crack cocaine only abstained than did users of both drugs (57% [295/522] vs

85 A higher proportion of users of heroin only abstained than did users of both heroin and crack cocain

86 Wine abstaining but not beer or liquor abstaining was associated with poorer survival.

87 % CI, .01-.49] FIB-4 units/year) compared to abstaining, whereas drinking 8-14 drinks per week showed