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- adjective Of or pertaining to
psychopharmacology , the interactions between pharmaceuticals and the brain
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- adjective of or relating to psychopharmacology
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Examples
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The two men had gotten together to bury the hatchet regarding a minor clash, Mr. Cohen says, and Mr. Iovine proposed taking a kind of psychopharmacological communion.
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The possibility of providing combined psychotherapy and psychopharmacological treatments has enhanced our effectiveness and widened the scope of patients who can use these treatments.
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Through our nation's democratic political processes voters will have functionally certified the clinical effectiveness and "do no harm" character of a psychopharmacological treatment for both acute and chronic maladies, rather than through the use of our existing scientific review processes and well understood procedures of our Food and Drug Administration.
William H. Foster: Marijuana Legalization: How Should Medical Marijuana Be Regulated? William H. Foster 2010
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Over that time chronically mentally ill patients in Zanzibar were prescribed a wide range of the psychopharmacological drugs that are now ubiquitous around the world.
Crazy Like Us Ethan Watters 2010
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Through our nation's democratic political processes voters will have functionally certified the clinical effectiveness and "do no harm" character of a psychopharmacological treatment for both acute and chronic maladies, rather than through the use of our existing scientific review processes and well understood procedures of our Food and Drug Administration.
William H. Foster: How Should Medical Marijuana Be Regulated? William H. Foster 2010
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The possibility of providing combined psychotherapy and psychopharmacological treatments has enhanced our effectiveness and widened the scope of patients who can use these treatments.
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Given these cultural currents, it makes sense that the first popular psychopharmacological medications adopted in the 1960s and 1970s were sedatives, whereas amphetamines and early mood enhancers were viewed with suspicion.
Crazy Like Us Ethan Watters 2010
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The possibility of providing combined psychotherapy and psychopharmacological treatments has enhanced our effectiveness and widened the scope of patients who can use these treatments.
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As SSRIs came to market, the public was understandably wary of psychopharmacological agents.
Crazy Like Us Ethan Watters 2010
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What looked like a problem that might need psychopharmacological help now looks like foresight and thrift.
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