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    Saving Normal

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    have little training in psychology, about a variety of prescription drugs. The doctors, whom are easily influenced by the young, sales representatives, are given free samples from drug companies which further pushes the prescribing of expensive medications. Primary care doctors prescribe 80% of psychotropic drugs and as mentioned prior have little training and/or little interest in psychiatry; in addition they spend little time actually evaluating symptoms. A majority of these doctors tend to favor

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    First, if Sarah is so focused on not doing anything besides taking fertility medication, then for myself, it would be very difficult to change her mind. If you ask me, I am a utilitarian and will agree with Jim more than Sarah, even though I still believe in God. In Sarah case, I describe that God died to wash out sins away, which

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    The story, The Yellow Wallpaper written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, informs the audience on the mental stability of the main character Jane. During the story, which was first published in 1899, a wife that is also new mother experiences post-partum depression. Even though her husband is taking good care of her, he isn’t doing or believing the right ways. In the Victorian Era, people were supposed to act normal as if nothing was wrong with them, however some people broke social norms. Jane represents

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    This paper agrees with the statement “psychopathology diagnostic classification systems (such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) or the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)) are of little use to health professionals and patients because behaviours are often misidentified and medicalised”. To support this argument, this paper will discuss the most important four main points that contribute to the subjective judgement of DSM and the limitations in validity

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    interventions for clients that focus mostly on medication and talk therapy. What are the roles of a psychiatrist? Psychiatrists specialize in treating mental disorders. Psychiatrists are also responsible in prescribing, adjusting, discontinuing psychiatric medications. Psych drugs are challenging to handle because of a number of reasons. They take some time before they exert their effect, which calls the need for constant monitoring. Also, these medications carry a lot

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    Types of poor quality medicines : Poor quality medicines can be classified into three different man types : substandard , counterfeit and degraded. Substandard medicines “are genuine medicines produced by legitimate manufacturers that do not meet the quality specifications that the producer says they meet. For example, they may contain less (or more) active ingredient than written on the package. This may not e an intention to cheat, but may be due to problems with the manufacturing process”.(WHO

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    Counterfeit or fake medication is a problem in the world of pharmacy affecting many unsuspecting patients. These patients buy medication from unlicensed sources such as illegitimate online pharmacies, usually with the intent of purchasing it for a cheaper price. However, they do not realize that the product made is artificial and is sub-potent, super-potent, or contaminated, damaging their health, rather than improving it. Fake drugs can also enter the medical supply chain through active ingredients

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    Almost everyone in the world suffers from mental depression. Mental depression is a familiar but a very serious mental disturbance. It is most of the time categorized by tiredness, loss of appetite, lack of sleep, sadness, changes in behavior, lack of self-confidence and concentration. According to the doctors, depression is a mood disorder which includes anger, frustrations or loss. Mental Depressions often runs in the families but most likely it is caused because of stress or alcohol and drugs

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    Counterfeits medicines has spread like wildfire across online shops and unauthorized pharmacies. According to the data that given from World Health Organization(WHO), they estimated that 10 to 30 percent fake medications products are now conquered marketing all over the globe. Eventhough, Malaysia that known as a country that have good system of laws also undergo this serious case when there three to five percent from the medicines that are sold in the country are counterfeit medicines. The identical

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    Medications approved by the FDA for treatment of alcohol and opioid dependence, including acamprosate, disulfiram, naltrexone, methadone, and buprenorphine, have not been widely studied in the dually diagnosed population. Often, study participation criteria exclude individuals with co-occurring substance use disorders and mental illness, and it is only in recent years that research specifically focused on this population has become more common. Pharmacotherapy has also been underutilized in practice

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