1                              Individuals who remitted from 1 SUD during this period were significantl

2                                   Adults who remit from a substance use disorder (SUD) are often thou

3  ADHD symptoms and explain why some children remit from ADHD, whereas others persist.

4            As compared with those who do not remit from an SUD, remitters have less than half the ris

5 garding future rewards, we compared 23 women remitted from AN (RAN group; to reduce the confounding e

6                                        Women remitted from AN failed to increase activation of reward

7 at least 1 current SUD at wave 1 who did not remit from any SUDs at wave 2 (n = 3275) and among indiv

8 nt substance-induced MDD were less likely to remit from dependence (adjusted hazards ratio, 0.11) tha

9  and two vulnerable populations: individuals remitted from depression and otherwise healthy individua

10                 Fifty-eight elderly subjects remitted from major depression received continuation nor

11 cutely depressed patients, 15 patients fully remitted from major depression, and 20 healthy compariso

12 o spent more than 6 months in an institution remitted from markedly higher rates at ages 6 years (p=0

13  in the progressive but not in the relapsing-remitting from of MS, suggesting a link to disease patho

14 the classifier that differentiates relapsing-remitting from progressive MS achieved a validated AUROC

15 etween patients who persist versus those who remit from the diagnosis as adults.

16 ian error negative waves did not distinguish remitted from unremitted subjects.