| Perioperative nurses must be knowledgeable about the risk associated with self-medication with herbal remedies. |
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| Nurses working in psychiatric areas may consider self-medication more acceptable because they work in a culture that accepts using psychotropic medications to cope with life. |
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| Thanks to its innovative medicines, low-cost generics and products for self-medication, Novartis substantially helps to reduce costs. |
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| The consolidation of a Japanese self-medication company accounted chiefly for this growth. |
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| Section Air 3-12 states that self-medication, or taking medicine in any form immediately before or while flying, can be hazardous. |
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| Thus, the higher risk of relapse in depressed patients may reflect not only the self-medication of their depressive symptoms but also this enhanced euphoria. |
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| In conclusion, the hypothesized use of substances of abuse for self-medication of schizophrenic symptoms and medication side effects is not supported by our data. |
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| The company assumes no responsibility for the risks incurred in the use of essential oils in self-medication. |
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| Some women use drugs as a means of self-medication to cope with their own devaluation and low self-esteem. |
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| Designed to enable self-medication, this book was meant for use in the home. |
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| They have no major side effects and can be managed by anyone with less knowledge than it takes to manage self-medication with aspirin. |
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| Preventive medicine and self-medication are particularly popular with the aging population that tends to have a greater knowledge and education of health issues. |
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| Perhaps most surprising, he endorses self-medication. |
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| This self-medication aggravates the disease. |
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| The use of illegal substances, prescription and non-prescription, self-medication and intravenous drug use are of serious concern, are costly and have devastating effects on the woman and her family, partner and children. |
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| The proposals encouraging self-medication, in conjunction with the concept of individual responsibility, do not seem to respond to the health challenge we have to tackle and they move away from the concepts of solidarity. |
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| In this context special attention is being paid to strengthening the role of health professionals in the area of health promotion, including self-medication, and to better defining indications suitable for self-medication. |
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| Patients' self-medication habits should be assessed. |
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| Dr Nadia Aziz urged the drug inspectors to ensure qualified persons at medical stores to avoid unnecessary usage of drugs and self-medication. |
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| Tobacco use among people with psychotic conditions has previously been put down to relief from distress or self-medication. |
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| The nutraceutical category has a strong fit with our self-medication business. |
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| In today's times, self-medication seems to have become a lifestyle addiction for many. |
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| But because I'd taken the route of self-medication before, I didn't want to be narcotised into health. |
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| We disclaim any responsibility for any accident, injury or damage suffered by anyone would practice self-medication on the basis of information contained in this site. |
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| No self-medication However, doctors also advised against self-medication, explaining that to avoid health risks symptoms are best diagnosed by a doctor. |
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| I had unknowingly colluded with a system that devalues talking therapy and rushes to medicate, inadvertently sending a message that self-medication, too, is perfectly acceptable. |
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| This results in delay in seeking treatment or in self-medication. |
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| Some psychiatrists see them as purveying a kind of psychological self-medication through which people seek to escape from their problems rather than work on the resolution of them. |
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| He linked the increasing infant mortality rate to poor nutrition, improper care of pregnant mothers, self-medication and short birth intervals. |
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| Self-medication simply livens up the process for spectators and riders alike. |
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