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Co-dependencies in the tumor immune microenvironment
Oncogene, 2022Activated oncogenes and disrupted tumor suppressor genes (TSGs) not only endow aspiring cancer cells with new biological capabilities but also influence the composition and function of host cells in the tumor microenvironment (TME). These non-cancer host cells can in turn provide cancer cells with growth support and protection from the anti-tumor ...
Peiwen Chen, Prasenjit Dey
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Co‐dependency: a critical review
Drug and Alcohol Review, 1994AbstractThe term “co‐dependency” has become somewhat established within the vernacular of the addiction field and is being used increasingly within the popular psychology and self‐help literature. A review of this literature reveals that there is general agreement as to the core characteristics of co‐dependency but virtually no agreement as to a ...
M, Hands, G, Dear
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Feminist Issues, 1993
Timmen Cernak’s use of Ovid’s mythological account of Narcissus and Echo as a classic case of co-dependence is critically analyzed against other interpretations. Simultaneous consideration is given to whether and to what extent the clinical concept of co-dependency has been confounded with the psychology of women in a male-oriented society. The complex
Suzanne M. Mayr, Joseph L. Price
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Timmen Cernak’s use of Ovid’s mythological account of Narcissus and Echo as a classic case of co-dependence is critically analyzed against other interpretations. Simultaneous consideration is given to whether and to what extent the clinical concept of co-dependency has been confounded with the psychology of women in a male-oriented society. The complex
Suzanne M. Mayr, Joseph L. Price
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The effects of co‐dependence on physicians and nurses
British Journal of Addiction, 1991AbstractTo evaluate the effect on physicians and nurses of being closely involved with one or more chemical dependent persons, a sample of 67 physicians and 133 nurses with chemical dependent significant others was surveyed. The majority reported that the quality of their work was adversely affected by this association.
E, Williams, L, Bissell, E, Sullivan
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Supervising The Co-dependent Nurse
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1993Co-dependent behaviors influence not only the effectiveness of the individual nurse involved, but the entire work environment as well. Recognizing such patterns and using proven techniques to manage these behaviors can help nurse managers encourage nurses to move towards autonomous, healthy functioning.
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The co‐dependent relationship of technology and communities
British Journal of Educational Technology, 2015Abstract Technology is one the defining features of humanity. It is ubiquitous in modern society and plays an important role in nearly everything that humans do. New technologies frequently spur our imagination, can evoke powerful emotions and often serve as the topic of heated debate. Many people are in awe of the power and potential
Daniel W. Surry, Fredrick W. Baker III
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Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, 1999
To create a basis for empirical studies of co-dependence in substance use disorders, Cermak in 1986 suggested a model for diagnostic criteria similar to the DSM type of criteria. In the present study the Cermak criteria were applied to 41 relatives of alcoholics.
Ulla Zetterlind,, Mats Berglund
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To create a basis for empirical studies of co-dependence in substance use disorders, Cermak in 1986 suggested a model for diagnostic criteria similar to the DSM type of criteria. In the present study the Cermak criteria were applied to 41 relatives of alcoholics.
Ulla Zetterlind,, Mats Berglund
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A Critical Analysis of the Co-dependence Construct
Psychiatry, 1990Co-dependence is a diagnostic term that has gained increasing usage in clinical and self-help settings. While it is used to encompass a broad range of clinical phenomena, it generally refers to an identity, particularly common among women, based on caretaking and excessive responsibility for others.
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The future of the Sino-American co-dependency [PDF]
, 2010 The crisis of 2008 has shown the unsustainability of the global imbalances centered on the USChina symbiotic relationship that characterized the previous decade. This has revived the so-called growth-rebalancing debate. In particular, the new emerging consensus calls for a re-orientation of the US economy away from consumption and toward exports, and ...
Bonatti, Luigi, Fracasso, Andrea
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The Costs of Rebalancing the China-US Co-Dependency
Rivista internazionale di scienze sociali : 1, 2012, 2012The global crisis has revived the growth-rebalancing debate, backing the position of those advocating a fast reduction of the imbalances between the US and China. By means of a two-country two-stage growth model reproducing the main qualitative features of the Sino-American co-dependency, we analyze alternative (medium- and long-term) scenarios for its
Bonatti, Luigi, Fracasso, Andrea
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