dependence syndrome

The classic examples are in the studies of environmental dependence syndrome and utilization behavior by.

The alcohol dependence syndrome was seen as a cluster of seven elements that concur.

According to The Lancet, a dependence syndrome can occur from chronic use in up to one in ten cannabis users.

Behaviour patterns such as early morning drinking, gulping down drinks, hiding alcohol, and compulsively seeking alcohol are strong pointers to the alcohol dependence syndrome.

In 1979 an expert World Health Organization committee discouraged the use of "alcoholism" in medicine, preferring the category of "alcohol dependence syndrome".

The report highlights the current state of knowledge of the mechanisms of action of different types of psychoactive substances, and explains how the use of these substances can lead to the development of dependence syndrome."

This work began in 1976 when the British psychiatrist Griffith Edwards and his American colleague Milton M. Gross collaborated to produce a formulation of what had previously been understood as 'alcoholism' - the alcohol dependence syndrome.

Recreational AAS use appears to be associated with a range of potentially prolonged psychiatric effects, including dependence syndromes, mood disorders, and progression to other forms of substance abuse, but the prevalence and severity of these various effects remains poorly understood.

In fact, dependence syndrome has been reported to the Uppsala Monitoring Centre for all SSRIs through the same postmarketing surveillance systems, although there are significantly fewer reports of dependence syndrome than of withdrawal syndrome.

Researchers from the Nordic Cochrane Center in Denmark compared the signs and symptoms of SSRI discontinuation to those of the benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome and concluded that the withdrawal reactions were so similar that both withdrawal reactions indicated a dependence syndrome.