The researchers found that fatal or
incapacitating injuries fell 27 percent on 40 mph roads as a result of the camera program on roads with limits of 35 mph or less.
At that time, we were treating patients who had
incapacitating unilateral Meniere's disease with high-concentration intratympanic gentamicin.
Euphoric, energizing bouts of mania or other signs of mental disorder that are not too severe or
incapacitating may provide the psychological unease associated with creativity, the Kentucky psychiatrist points out.
In contrast, bipolar I includes more severe, often
incapacitating periods of mania that include hallucinations or delusions.
Rates of severe, often
incapacitating depression have increased in each succeeding generation born since 1915, according to the first international study of trends in the frequency of depression.
But this "stunning" example "portrays how really
incapacitating withdrawal can be" among low and moderate consumers of the drug, notes Roland R.
Scientists have identified a brain region apparently involved in both schizophrenia and severe depression, two of the most
incapacitating psychiatric disorders.
There appears to be something related to severe,
incapacitating depression -- and not to milder depression, other psychiatric disorders or being in a hospital -- that weakens the body's immune system and increases susceptibility to physical illness, according to researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
Incapacitating pain may result which severely limits walking distance.
These medicines improve the quality of life and life expectancy of patients while offering them new therapeutic strategies for very
incapacitating illnesses -- remained without any treatment until the biotechnologies appeared - more efficient and secure medicines with less unwanted side-effects.