sage (sāj) Salvia officinalis, an herb whose leaves contain a volatile oil and are sudorific, carminative, and astringent; they are used as an antisecretory agent in hyperhidrosis, sialorrhea, pharyngitis, and bronchitis.
sage,
SAGE
sage,
n Salvia officinalis; parts used: whole plant; uses: menstrual complaints, diarrhea, sore throat, gum disease, gastrointestinal disorders; precautions: uterine stimulant, pregnancy, lactation, children, diabetes mellitus, seizure disorders. Also called
Dalmatian, garden sage, meadow sage, scarlet sage, tree sage, common sage, true sage, or
broad-leafed sage.
Dalmatian, garden sage, meadow sage, scarlet sage, tree sage, common sage, true sage, or
broad-leafed sage.
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Sage.
sage
artemisiafilifolia, A. spinescens.
sage sickness
unspecified poisoning by Artemisia spp.
SAGE
Geriatrics 1. A clinical study–Study Assessing Goals in the Elderly 2. A population-based dataset–Systematic Assessment of Geriatric Drug Use via Epidemiology–that contains data on nursing home Pts and combines
information from the MDS–Minimum Data Set and the On-Line Survey & Certification Automated Record. See Geriatrics.
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