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Nonmedical management of osteoporosis
Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 2002Nonmedical therapies are playing an increasing role in the management of osteoporosis and its complications. They serve as useful adjuncts to medical treatment. Several areas of nonmedical options for the management of osteoporosis include bracing, exercise, and vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty.
Julie T, Lin, Joseph M, Lane
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Adolescents' Nonmedical Use of Prescription Medications and Other Problem Behaviors [PDF]
See Editorial p. 539 Purpose: This study examines adolescent nonmedical use of prescription medications (NUPM) and its relationship to other problem behaviors.
Sean Esteban McCabe, Amy C Young
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Future perspectives on nonmedical prescribing [PDF]
Many countries have implemented nonmedical prescribing (NMP) and many others are scoping prescribing practices with a view to developing NMP. This paper provides a future perspective on NMP in light of findings of an umbrella review of aspects of NMP. This is followed by coverage of the Scottish Government strategy of pharmacist prescribing and finally,
Derek Stewart +2 more
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Nonmedical Use of Methaqualone
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1973The patterns and pharmacological effects of the nonmedical use of methaqualone (Sopors), a nonbarbiturate sedative-hypnotic, were determined in 66 respondents (median age 22 to 25) residing in Coumbus, Ohio. Sixty percent took this drug at least weekly, with 10% once or more daily.
M C, Gerald, P M, Schwirian
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2022
Abstract While medications are the cornerstone of seizure and epilepsy management, nonmedical treatments are used for select patients, especially when first- and second-line therapies have not been successful. These techniques are used often along with medications in an attempt to optimize care.
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Abstract While medications are the cornerstone of seizure and epilepsy management, nonmedical treatments are used for select patients, especially when first- and second-line therapies have not been successful. These techniques are used often along with medications in an attempt to optimize care.
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The relationship of pediatrics to nonmedical professions
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1963I N c R ~ A S ~. D knowledge of the developmental processes of childhood has brought about certain changes in the practice of pediatrics. Paralleling this increase in knowledge is the recognition that even subtle deviations in development require more refined diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
M, HALFOND, R W, OLMSTED
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Psychotherapies by Nonmedical Therapists
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1960There has been much controversy over the question by whom and how psychotherapy should be administered. Of the many pamphlets, articles, and books written on this subject, the one by Thomas S. Szasz, M.D. which appeared in the November, 1959, issue of the American Medical Association'sArchives Of General Psychiatryhas prompted me to set down these ...
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1983
Most of the material in part II is concerned with medical underwriting, that is, underwriting in which the insurance company pays for a medical examination that becomes part of the information considered in evaluating the risk. Due to rising medical costs, however, a growing proportion of insurance policies are issued without a medical examination ...
J. David Cummins +3 more
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Most of the material in part II is concerned with medical underwriting, that is, underwriting in which the insurance company pays for a medical examination that becomes part of the information considered in evaluating the risk. Due to rising medical costs, however, a growing proportion of insurance policies are issued without a medical examination ...
J. David Cummins +3 more
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