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Predicting Oral Drug Absorption in Humans: A Macroscopic Mass Balance Approach for Passive and Carriinterventions for psychological disorders. A pressing question that remains is how to effectively treat co-morbid physical and psychological illnesses. Diseases co-occur more often than not, and the co-occurrence of physical and psychological illnesses is associated with greater impairment and healt

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The Significance of Marked “Universal” Dependence of Drug Concentration on Blood Sampling Site in Phctice is now dominated by technology and diagnosis depends on the application of a daunting range of investigations, during which the feelings and thoughts of the patient often slip from view. With few exceptions the psychiatrist must reach a decision of what is wrong with the patient and plan his o

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onceptual framework to the medical model of distress that has continued to dominate mental health service delivery in Western nations in spite of a continued absence of evidence for the existence of discrete ‘mental disorders’. We begin the chapter by providing a brief overview of the development of

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