Codependency is a common and treatable family-system illness that develops in reaction to
the stress of addiction or another" shameful secret" in a family member. This stressful …

Groin pain can be a difficult problem for patients as well as practitioners. Lower abdominal
and groin injuries are among the most common causes of both pain and lost playing time in …

Prolonged nicotine gum dependency may provide a therapeutic interlude for the compulsive
or addictive patient during the transition from smoking to a tobacco-free state. We present a …

… to each shot was 0.34 J/cm2, 0.45 J/cm2, 0.56 J/cm2, 0.67 J/cm2, 0.78 J/cm2, and 0.89 J/cm2. …
The damage threshold according to the reference [1] is approximately 0.35 J/cm2. Figure 2 …

… Westermeyer J. A prtmer on chemical dependency: a cllnlcal gutde to alcohol and drug …
Mulry JT. Guanabenz therapy for op~ite withdrawal. Drug lntell Clln Pharm 1985; 19(1):32-3 …

A 29-year-old man used codeine ∼1000 mg/d for seven years prior to detoxification. He
developed dose-related clonidine side effects of dizziness, sedation, and dysphoria during …

Chemical dependency is now recognized as a unified illness that includes alcoholism and
other substance abuse syndromes. The chemically dependent person's primary relationship …

The effect of a rotation in a chemical dependency unit on subsequent resident diagnoses in
the family practice clinic was investigated by clinic audit. A significant increase in diagnoses …

Meniscal cartilage tears are among the most common orthopaedic pathologic conditions.
The incidence of meniscal cartilage tears increases with age and as such will present a …

… Jim Mulry, Clinical Development Manager: Alternate Markets at Merck, said: “For medical
practitioners who want to invest in a lab instrument to evaluate T-cells, I would recommend …