They call Joe "psychotic" in the show — was I psychotic too?
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"There's also some evidence it reduces psychotic symptoms in people with schizophrenia and psychotic disorders," Grant says.
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Psychologists classify some people as having "attenuated psychotic syndrome," a category for those at highest risk of an eventual psychotic break or illness.
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During training, an officer is given an overview on the different types of mental illnesses and psychotic versus non-psychotic thinking and behavior.
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The drugs are also unsafe for people who have schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other psychotic disorders, because they can lead to a psychotic break.
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Higher levels of pollution were linked to a greater likelihood of psychotic experiences ranging from a mild feeling of paranoia to a severe psychotic symptoms.
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"The true lone wolf is usually psychotic, and very few jihadists are truly psychotic," said Jytte Klausen, a professor at Brandeis University who specializes in radicalization.
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The scientists said young people who have psychotic experiences are more likely to develop serious psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia or other mental health issues including suicide attempts.
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" But he only painted like this in states of 'psychotic agitation' The real kicker here is that van Gogh only painted like this in states of "psychotic agitation.
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Almost a third of them said they had at least one psychotic experience, ranging from a mild feeling of paranoia to a severe psychotic symptom, since age 12.
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" - Celeste, 29 "Psychotic new girlfriend sent me emails.
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Their results showed a total of 3,704 cases of psychotic disorders, with refugees given asylum some 66 percent more likely to develop schizophrenia or another psychotic disorder than non-refugee migrants.
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Patients will be psychotic, delusional, combative and perhaps have weapons.
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Well, music flamed in me to an almost psychotic level.
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I was having psychotic breaks where I was completely delusional.
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It's got the crazy breakdowns, that one is fucking psychotic.
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He's anarchy at its purest, madness at its most psychotic.
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As recently as the 1950s, they were lobotomizing psychotic patients.
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A psychotic stalker obsessed with a group of teenage girls?
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She was diagnosed with psychotic disorder and possible paranoid schizophrenia.
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Schizophrenia, a psychotic disorder, includes symptoms of delusions and hallucinations.
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He's bordering on psychotic, but in the best possible way.
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This season there's a lot of horror, thriller, psychotic storylines.
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They're trying to get me to take psychotic medication. Yeah.
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Is she Highsmith in the throes of a psychotic episode?
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"Actors have a certain amount of psychotic energy," Josh says.
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I was also on antipsychotics to level out psychotic experiences.
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Air Pollution Tied to Mental Health Issues in Teenagers Higher levels of pollution were linked to a greater likelihood of psychotic experiences ranging from a mild feeling of paranoia to a severe psychotic symptoms.
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Seventeen years before the psychotic Saudi hit squad traveled to Istanbul to dismember Khashoggi while he was still alive, another psychotic Saudi hit squad traveled to America to turn planes packed with passengers into bombs.
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If you're a 10, you might be too psychotic for us.
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When I was almost 19, I had a huge psychotic break.
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It is extremely weird, thanks to its psychotic teddy bear villain.
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Some studies show it can trigger psychotic episodes for some people.
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Diagnoses range from depression and anxiety to mood and psychotic disorders.
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The neighbors had apparently called in to report his psychotic episode.
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"Who knows what's going through his psychotic mind," the sheriff said.
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It often includes psychotic experiences, such as hearing voices or delusions.
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I have been called greedy and selfish, even psychotic and monstrous.
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A small percentage of those with melancholic depression develop "psychotic depression".
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The character was psychotic, manipulative, dishonest, and had very murderous tendencies.
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For those who already have schizophrenia, cannabis can trigger psychotic episodes.
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They had 11.9% greater odds of psychotic experiences by age 18.
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"TONIGHT WE START A NEW BRAIN MELTING PSYCHOTIC CHAPTER," he wrote.
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It can induce paranoia and anxiety and other unpleasant psychotic symptoms.
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Despite the popular perception, most psychopaths aren't coldblooded or psychotic killers.
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This allegedly resulted in [Name withheld by BuzzFeed News] not receiving anti-psychotic medication, despite the IHSC chief psychiatrist's agreement with the MQMU's findings and recommendation that [Name withheld by BuzzFeed News] receive anti-psychotic medication.
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"Psychotic Disorder," detectives wrote in their initial investigative report about the Jan.
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The good, bad, ugly, pathetic, psychotic, you name it, I did it!
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She got fired, and last I heard she had a psychotic break.
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A child star afraid of aging, or a psychotic freak/pervert/sociopath?
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Steve's nemesis, Billy Hargrove, is Max's psychotic and likely racist older brother.
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He has taken anti-psychotic medication for years and allegedly experiences hallucinations.
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"My teachers were schizophrenia, the psychotic mind, dismemberment, and fragmentation," she says.
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I don't know if I was ever psychotic, but I was delusional.
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A few years later, Graham had a psychotic break and was hospitalized.
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Despite being a limbless vegetable, he appears no less psychotic or dangerous.
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The markets appear to be emerging from a psychotic break from reality.
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Criminals who were "psychotic" and therefore could not be understood, only feared.
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The psychotic form requires an antipsychotic drug in addition to an antidepressant.
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He was deemed "floridly psychotic" by doctors who testified at his trial.
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"TONIGHT," he wrote, "WE START A BRAIN MELTING PSYCHOTIC CHAPTER LET'S GOOOO."
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The inmate was tall and imposing, and had been diagnosed as psychotic.
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Very often, a psychotic episode will result in someone calling the police.
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It's also playful, a psychotic archetype inhabited so fully it becomes burlesque.
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"We don't know if the greater exposure to marijuana over time made the brain more susceptible to psychotic symptoms, whether kids who experienced psychotic symptoms became more likely to continue to use marijuana or if some third factor, such as depression, made kids both more likely to use marijuana heavily and also more susceptible to psychotic symptoms triggered by marijuana," Levy said by email.
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"High-potency cannabis contributes to incidence of psychotic disorder but doesn't explain it completely," explained Di Forti, noting that only some users develop a psychotic disorder and the reasons why not all cannabis users are equally susceptible is unclear.
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Alan himself was still recovering from a bullet wound and a psychotic episode.
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Berenson favors the idea that pot causes and worsens psychosis and psychotic disorders.
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Well, if not better, then it's... just psychotic enough for the year 2018.
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He has taken anti-psychotic medication for some years and allegedly experiences hallucinations.
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The patient had not had any more psychotic episodes as of June 2019.
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" A UCLA source told the paper these accusations were "absolutely untrue" and "psychotic.
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Experts told the court that Hinckley's depression and psychotic disorder are in remission.
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Seizures in the brain are possible, as is sudden violent or psychotic behavior.
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"She was very psychotic," Dr. Ilan Melnick testified during the trial in Miami.
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But in October 2015, he became psychotic, depressed, and even homicidal and suicidal.
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The building was home to psychotic killer Buffalo Bill in the 1991 film.
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First of all, we shot it in twenty days, so everything was psychotic.
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"My mother went through phases of being [...] addicted, unhinged, and psychotic," she says.
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That is what happened to Raul Martínez, who was suffering a psychotic episode.
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In 1968, the year I turned 12, both of my parents became psychotic.
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Other drugs, like psychedelics, may trigger underlying mental health problems or psychotic episodes.
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Would all three now call their agents to report a psychotic fashion break?
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The virus returns as inevitably as the psychotic leader with mesmeric mythmaking talents.
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After two more psychotic breaks and hospitalizations, I left the Legal Aid Society.
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Quetiapine is an anti-psychotic drug and ezetimibe is used to treat cholesterol.
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Mr. Brown had had psychotic breaks in prison, which were now getting worse.
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Placebos are growing in strength in antidepressants and anti-psychotic studies as well.
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This research was more limited, although some evidence showed that a history of marijuana use may actually improve cognitive performance for people with psychotic disorders (which could explain why people with psychotic disorders self-medicate with weed, if that's the case).
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Then, later in the comic, he has a psychotic breakdown where you can't tell who he's addressing: Kelly used the psychotic voices in Deadpool's head and his habit of breaking the fourth wall to set the tone for the character.
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In a study published in December in The Lancet Psychiatry, Peters and her colleagues interviewed a group who'd had psychotic experiences but never needed clinical help, another group who'd had psychotic experiences and did need clinical care, and a control group.
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However, since the sixth century, we have known that marijuana can provoke psychotic episodes.
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Researchers in London say there's no link between owning cats and developing psychotic symptoms.
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You're not completely sociopathic and psychotic but nor are you baseline completely blending in.
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The therapist, Thomas Caffrey, said he saw no signs of delusional or psychotic thinking.
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The study's meant for people who recently started having psychotic episodes, and it's intense.
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But the prosecution has said that though she was depressed, she was not psychotic.
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It felt like schizoaffective was the right diagnosis after I started experiencing psychotic symptoms.
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In 1930, his mother Alice had a psychotic break and was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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Too many of us were inclined to nervous breakdowns, mainly in exciting, psychotic installments.
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During the woman's prolonged stints in confinement, Stewart said, her behavior became increasingly psychotic.
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The caller said they feared he was having a "psychotic break," the report said.
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"The good, bad, psychotic – You name it, it's in there," she recently told PEOPLE.
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"Ultimately, you discover that one version of myself is a little psychotic," she explains.
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"Tilikum is basically psychotic," the marine biologist Ken Balcomb told Outside Online in 2010.
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The Soprano crew includes psychotic superhumans "Bullet sponge" doesn't begin to describe Joey LaRocca.
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Baseball writers, and to a shrinking extent, baseball fans are psychotic about PED use.
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He looked like Richard Widmark playing a psychotic thug in a '50s film noir.
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He said he wanted to create a tough guy who wasn't psychotic like Wolverine.
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Name Withheld A responsible estimate for psychotic disorders suggests a 3 percent lifetime prevalence.
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And in some individuals who are genetically at risk, it can unleash psychotic states.
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Her neediness may be fanatical and her assumptions psychotic, but her suffering is real.
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She manages her mood with anti-psychotic pills, which she collects on the job.
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Despite that, instead of recognizing catatonia, her past doctors had thought she was psychotic.
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Only one previous study has looked at coronaviruses and psychotic symptoms later in life.
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This time, Blanche concluded Colbert "may be psychotic (or he is malingering)," he wrote.
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Those in this category, including paranoid and psychotic children, may want to harm themselves.
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They thought their psychotic experiences were more dangerous, less controllable, and more negative overall.
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Patients with diseases like Buddy's often have their first psychotic episode in young adulthood.
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When he became psychotic, they restrained him, non-violently, and took him to mental health.
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Separately, the National Academies also analyzed studies on how marijuana affects symptoms of psychotic disorders.
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Ernest went to prison for shooting and killing his daughter amid a psychotic religious delusion.
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We have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes.
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Littlefinger is a creep, a liar, a master manipulator and a mildly psychotic social climber.
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She really never had any memory of the incident – she had a complete psychotic break.
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Allison immediately recognizes the other woman isn't some kind of psychotic stalker, as Frank claimed.
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Blackfish speculated that he had gone psychotic as a result of being held in captivity.
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There is fun and religion and psychotic horror strewn about like a bunch of hats.
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Their failed attempts to be different lead to self-destructive affairs and a psychotic breakdown.
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Two months prior, while on a bus headed toward Austria, Radosavljević had a psychotic episode.
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Woodard's Dillard is an iron-jawed force of malevolence, and at times is delightfully psychotic.
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He was a less (outwardly, anyway) psychotic Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant in that respect.
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Is that not, you know, quite a psychotic amount of pressure to put on yourself?
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Dr. Scoville's wife, after a psychotic break, was once hospitalized in the Institute of Living.
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AMSTERDAM — New evidence has bolstered a theory that Vincent van Gogh's psychotic break on Dec.
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The science on cannabis has found correlations and associations between cannabis use and psychotic episodes.
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She's a loud, aggressive, potentially psychotic 42-year-old American who works as — well, what?
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"If you are OK with waterboarding ... I think that is psychotic," Meghan McCain said Thursday.
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"I had to have a psychotic breakdown last year," Page Six reported about the interview.
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Psychotic conditions tend to run in families, which suggests there is an inherited genetic vulnerability.
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However, scientists estimate that only about one in five mass murderers are psychotic or delusional.
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Ms. Costanzo said that because of the PCP, Mr. Davenport had suffered a psychotic break.
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Johnson & Johnson is not the only company that has faced scrutiny over anti-psychotic drugs.
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For grave conditions like psychotic episodes, severe dementia or massive strokes, the connection is easy.
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Their failed attempts to be different lead to self-destructive affairs and a psychotic breakdown.
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They found little evidence that early psychotic experiences led to increased use of either substance.
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The things we think look great now are going to seem psychotic in 10 years.
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He had his first, full-blown psychotic break at 18, and was diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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She already knew some details about a past psychotic episode, involving voices in his head.
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But even if it has, why would marijuana suddenly start causing new chronic psychotic disorders now?
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This comes at a cost: ice can cause users to become paranoid, aggressive and even psychotic.
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Cannabis use might exacerbate psychotic disorders in those who are susceptible to them, the report says.
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It is also facing lawsuits tied to anti-psychotic drug Risperdal, pelvic meshes, and opiod drugs.
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That they're all psychotic monsters, recruited in order of ball size to join this evil cult?
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We should be worried, because a psychotic lunatic has got his finger on the nuclear button.
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As a singer, he proved remarkably adept at sounding both vulnerable and psychotic, wounded and defiant.
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" The injured girl showed severe symptoms of withdrawal; held in isolation, he says, "she became psychotic.
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Meth users may also continue to have psychotic symptoms for months or years after they've quit.
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The psychotic, but influential pro-Trump treatise "The Flight 93 Election" began with a stark admission.
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"I'm not so psychotic that I don't know how to say no to things," he said.
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"I had to have a psychotic breakdown last year," she told the magazine, Page Six reports.
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She details a brief psychotic episode that lead her to smash up her ex-husbands flat.
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They also weren't a result of a psychotic break like many of the other cases were.
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Berta Britz, a friend, spent decades in and out of hospitals, on high anti-psychotic doses.
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For those with a bipolar disorder, most depressed episodes are melancholic or psychotic depression in type.
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My son's killer was a fellow student, a sophomore in the throes of a psychotic break.
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I did not get the sense that he was psychotic or mentally ill or physically ill.
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We couldn't know that I would develop drug-induced psychotic disorder from anesthesia during that birth.
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A powerful anti-psychotic was being used widely to treat routine insomnia and keep inmates docile.
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"My own impression to date is that he is a highly delusional, psychotic individual," Sussman added.
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Urban air pollution is associated with an increased risk for psychotic experiences in teenagers, researchers report.
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" Such symptoms -- which "are actually quite common in the general population," she said -- are considered "to be a kind of milder or less extreme form of the kind of psychotic symptom like hallucinations or delusions that we see in people who experience psychotic disorders like schizophrenia.
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Hall's mother called the police to request help with her son, who was experiencing a psychotic episode.
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According to Resnick, Harrouff, 22, was living with bipolar disorder and acute manic episodes with psychotic features.
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It seemed literally psychotic after a certain point because I had learned to see myself as worthy.
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"Paranoia and delusion can appear anxiety-based, but they really lean more toward psychotic processes," Walser said.
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The doctors gave Abramson antidepressant and antipsychotic medications that helped bring her out of this psychotic state.
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Since I stopped using those drugs, I've been prescribed just about every anti-psychotic and SSRI going.
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There's always a possibility because Joe is psychotic, but as of right now I have no idea.
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She's betrayed by her psychotic boy-king-crush, Joffrey Baratheon and his mother, Cersei at every point.
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A psychotic episode really is the worst time to get to know the person you live with.
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Naples, Florida (CNN)Victoria Maxwell had her first psychotic episode, ironically enough, after attending a meditation retreat.
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Read on for a timeline of the couple's path, from wedding dress shopping to a "psychotic breakdown."
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Psychotic behavior is invariably seen as violent and antisocial, and it's common to conflate psychopathy with psychosis.
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It's been 13 years since a floridly psychotic black man named Andre Thomas was sentenced to die.
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John Frizzle was a Navy veteran from Michigan who had a psychotic episode and shot his mother.
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Two state-appointed psychologists testified that Dear, a South Carolina native, suffers from a psychotic delusional disorder.
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" / "Psychotic Reaction" / "The Hot Pearl Snatch" / "Journey To The Center Of A Girl" / "What's Inside A Girl?
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Over the next few months he became increasingly psychotic, stopped sleeping and started rhyming all his sentences.
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The doctor recalled the men, who had endured horrific abuses, suffering panic attacks, headaches and psychotic episodes.
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First I tried an antipsychotic (often prescribed then for Tourette's, even though it's not a psychotic disorder).
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Ms. Magalhães said Mr. Viana was trying to restrain the woman after she had a "psychotic break."
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"What's so obvious about this case is that no one disputed that she was psychotic," Burkhard says.
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People with psychotic problems often use cannabis regularly; this is a solid correlation, backed by numerous studies.
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But Mr. Beamon said that was when he began using drugs and experienced his first psychotic breaks.
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His first psychotic break was at Adelphi, according to a doctor's report included in housing court documents.
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Then she laughs at the death of her enemy, the psychotic Joffrey, giggling amid a serious crowd.
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"If he actually believes he is this person, obviously we're thinking about a psychotic process," she said.
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The country's repressed anxieties found their outlet in the specter of psychotic clowns and the unknown occult.
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There he is tortured — and fooled by Ramsay, who is a psychotic sadist — and then tortured some more.
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"When it comes to explaining psychotic symptoms, she shows considerable unreliability and gross inconsistency most consistent with feigning."
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Cotton was happy with the early results, but many patients remained psychotic after the removal of their teeth.
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Select researchers believe that the ties between vision and psychotic symptoms indicate there's something new to learn here.
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One study found that those vision problems start before a person has their first psychotic episodes, not after.
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Instead, it was like, 'Oh my gosh, this [killer] is psychotic and really trying to freak people out.
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"The key is initiating the conflict by having leading conversations with people who are naturally psychotic," Foval said.
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Alanna: And this is actually psychotic but I kind of think of Instagram as like, my "unplugging" platform.
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The risk is very small, and very few smokers will ever experience even a trace of psychotic feelings.
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He pays Guy one final visit in the woods, still convinced he's not a monster, just a psychotic.
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Of the 88 shooters who met that criteria, only 14.8 percent had been diagnosed with a psychotic disorder.
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His lawyers have said he suffers from mental illness and was experiencing a psychotic episode during the incident.
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While the media and Congress correctly tout the celebrities for being brave role models, the psychotic are ignored.
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Still, he says, it's not unusual for people on drugs or during psychotic episodes to display abnormal strength.
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Encouraged by Morello to go off her medication, Suzanne reverted to a psychotic state midway through the season.
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As the drug becomes more popular, concerns have been raised that its use can lead to psychotic disorders.
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Of the 22017 shooters who met that criteria, only 14.8 percent had been diagnosed with a psychotic disorder.
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My first hunch was that it could have been some kind of psychotic break, caused by repeated deployments.
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Klein held that all human beings are haunted by profound and terrifying fears that she called 'psychotic anxieties'.
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In the du Pont case, Dr. Sadoff testified that the defendant was genuinely psychotic, not pretending to be.
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Whether it was a psychotic break, self-defense or both, it didn't matter because I empathized with her.
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That BoJack was experiencing a psychotic break brought on by a painkiller addiction doesn't make this any better.
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Two court-appointed state psychologists who examined Dear in 2016 concluded he suffers from a psychotic delusional disorder.
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But on June 30, he received a phone call that, she said, seemed to trigger a psychotic episode.
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One encounter began shortly after a psychotic episode that briefly landed him in an emergency room in 2002.
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For instance, if someone in a psychotic state thinks he's the president, don't argue about whether it's true.
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They used anything and everything, such as 3-MeO-PCP—a kind of ketamine that makes you psychotic.
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This is something else, we think, as they blast into a cover of "Psychotic Reaction," by the Count Five.
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A female cop who doesn't look like a runway model and doesn't go mano a mano with psychotic killers?
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At ages 13 and 18 years, the children were brought into clinics to be evaluated for psychotic-like symptoms.
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Plus, we have the latest, absurd, shark-jumping, psychotic rhetoric from the left, their never-ending obsession with Russia.
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The same day, the city jail documented again that the "inmate continues to be psychotic," according to the suit.
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More strangely, vision loss at other periods of life is associated with higher risks of schizophrenia and psychotic symptoms.
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So I did what any psychotic, broken-up girl would do and I created an eight-week breakup program.
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Because he had complained of back pain, he was given Flexeril, a muscle relaxant, which can exacerbate psychotic symptoms.
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I think it's because when you tell people you have Botox as a young person, people think you're psychotic.
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Every psychotic, crazy dream I had to go into this other world because of childhood abuse has come true.
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The former Rosewood High School queen bee is pregnant, allegedly with her psychotic husband Dr. Rollins' (Huw Collins) baby.
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What eventually cured me, and has kept me sane for ten years now, is one particular anti-psychotic medication.
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At first they think it is harmless, but those who use it too much get depressed and ultimately psychotic.
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That the big problem is lack of gun availability, not gun owners who are sloppy, inept and occasionally psychotic.
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Ejector Seat Reservation is about a psychotic experience on a plane, which probably didn't sound too good to him.
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In late 2009, James Franco started playing Franco, a borderline psychotic performance artist, on the soap opera General Hospital.
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"If I knew he was psychotic, I would not let him in the house," Mr. Bennett told the jury.
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The evidence so far indicates that one's familial risk for psychotic disorders outweighs any added effect of cannabis use.
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Billy Ray Irick suffered from psychotic breaks that raised profound doubts about his ability to distinguish right from wrong.
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That's particularly a concern with classic psychedelic drugs, which activate receptors linked to schizophrenia, psychosis, and other psychotic conditions.
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She coolly describes acts of care like walking into a room to comfort agitated, psychotic men twice her size.
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The point was to convey how nerve-wracking this was, given my deep, bordering-on-psychotic reverence for Rihanna.
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"Larry Ray is a psychotic con man who has victimized every friend he's ever had," Kerik told the magazine.
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He suffered what seemed like psychotic episodes, he said, sleepless nights of strange voices and shadows collapsing on him.
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That film was so hostile to Crawford that even a simple afternoon jog is presented as a psychotic break.
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With psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia, people have a reality that may be different than the reality of others.
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LYNE The idea that I was trying to condemn career women and say they're all psychotic is just nuts.
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"We are looked at as manic, as psychotic, that we watch these things and we can relate," she said.
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With widespread legalization proceeding apace, he wants us to pause and consider the drug's history of triggering psychotic episodes.
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Abnormalities in all three of these brain regions have been linked to the onset of psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia.
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And with that increase could come more accidents, more non-deadly overdoses that cause mental anguish, and even psychotic episodes.
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It was certainly something that crossed their minds: "We don't want to do anything to trivialize psychotic illness," he says.
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People who are psychotic are then sent to CERMAK, the jail's division for physically ill and acutely mentally ill patients.
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It's possible that he may be right to some degree, and marijuana does cause or worsen psychosis or psychotic disorders.
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It features a band leader and "producer" who are, respectively, a psychotic mantis and a man made of molten lava.
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He has said Hernandez has an IQ of 67, has taken anti-psychotic medication for years and allegedly experiences hallucinations.
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I cannot be sure about what was up with this man, but from what you told me, he sounds psychotic.
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Asylums for the psychotic emerged in the 1800s, when it was deemed immoral to simply throw insane people into jails.
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The next month, the jail would again report problems with Mitchell, and again it invoked the words, psychotic and delusional.
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His concerned mother (Katheryn Winnick) and sullen stepfather (Nicholas Pauling) assume he's having a psychotic break, and needs intense therapy.
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Best known as the psychotic Ramsay Bolton on HBO's Game of Thrones, he was the guy you loved to hate.
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Alvarez said cannabis oil is the only drug that helped contain her epileptic and schizophrenic son's seizures and psychotic episodes.
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I hadn't slept for three days, was trying to self-medicate with marijuana, and ended up having a psychotic breakdown.
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Allergan is hoping that a ramp-up of its newly commercialized anti-psychotic drug, Vraylar, can help offset that decline.
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I stumbled onto the art form in Lowell in my early twenties, while I was recovering from a psychotic episode.
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Murphy's family had said he'd "suffered a psychotic break" that made it difficult for him to distinguish reality from fantasy.
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I put ice in it and wonder if Tom Brady and his chef have any psychotic stances on ice too.
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What emerges is a shocking portrayal of an expat whose activities weren't just questionable, but sadistic, psychotic, and outright villainous.
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"Within one month, she reported complete resolution of her psychotic symptoms for the first time since 1993," the paper says.
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Pearson says that one dermatologist warned her that people who pick their skin and pull their hair are "often psychotic".
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There are areas of risk, too, for patients with psychotic disorders and anyone who takes high doses of the drug.
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My son, a kind and loving father of two young children, was criminalized during his first episode of psychotic illness.
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It's true that many mass murderers do have a mental disorder, typically a severe personality disorder or a psychotic illness.
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He acknowledged Parnham had an autism spectrum disorder, but rejected any suggestion he was psychotic when he committed his crimes.
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Two psychiatrists at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell hospital said she had "major depressive disorder with psychotic features," court papers said.
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Psychotic disorders tend to emerge in late adolescence or early adulthood, during or after a period of rapid brain development.
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She said she and a worker for Institute for Community Living were supposed to try to hospitalize a psychotic patient.
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Keith O'Neil, who received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder with psychotic episodes in 2010, will get $2,303 less per month.
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After failing to persuade him to stop, Mallinckrodt concluded that the inmate was in the throes of a psychotic episode.
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McGuire and his co-researchers found that adding CBD to regular antipsychotic medication reduced psychotic symptoms in patients with schizophrenia.
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His condition had been diagnosed as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, she said, and he had been taking anti-psychotic medication.
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The author, Mark Lukach, has a memoir coming out in 2017 about caring for his wife during her psychotic breaks.
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I am suggesting, in other words, that Trumpism as a social experience can be understood as a psychotic-like phenomenon.
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She has experienced multiple psychotic breaks and hospitalizations, beginning nearly 20 years ago in her freshman year at Yale University.
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Thomas has repeatedly been hospitalized for mental issues and apparently had quit taking his anti-psychotic medication, the attorney said.
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Lady Gaga poured her heart out to Oprah ... revealing she suffered a "psychotic break" triggered by sitting for a deposition.
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It's a joke that's been done before, but never like this: as a horror movie portrait of a psychotic breakdown.
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There's no dialogue in it — just this beautiful, psychotic image that gives me glee when it happens in the film.
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There was also "moderate evidence" of better cognitive performance among individuals with psychotic disorders and a history of marijuana use.
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Most current anti-psychotic drugs target the dopamine chemical signaling system in the brain, while CBD works in a different way.
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Id Software's Executive Producer, Marty Stratton, speaks about the inspiration for the game, designing the hellish atmospheres, and psychotic jetpack skeletons.
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It&aposs because of their rampant, psychotic, anti-Trump bias, and also because the media&aposs pervasive double standard is clear.
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Indianapolis (CNN)Before he went to prison, Ernest killed his 2000-year-old daughter in the grip of a psychotic delusion.
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Most of the emergency cases they handle involve people at risk of suicide; sometimes, they involve people having a psychotic episode.
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"It was nice to be like 'I'm thinking about what I'm eating, but not in a psychotic way,&apos" she says.
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He cites studies showing recent increases in rates of psychotic disorders in Scandinavian countries, which have also seen growing marijuana use.
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They defined psychosis as hallucinations, delusional disorder, schizophrenia spectrum disorder, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder with psychotic features or unspecified psychosis.
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Why do we live in a society where educators need to be trained in how to respond to a psychotic gunman?
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Applicants are screened to weed out people who should not take the drug, such as those who have had psychotic episodes.
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The latest news from Charleston, South Carolina is a little bit of both—but with an extra dose of the psychotic.
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Arya triumphantly whips off her mask, like a psychotic Ethan Hunt, her seemingly impossible mission of killing all the Freys complete.
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Although he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and psychotic disorder, he was found to be mentally fit to stand trial.
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Dr Baker and Dr Morency, however, found it common in patients who had the psychotic traits of apathy, avolition and defensiveness.
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"So I watched the monitor like a psychotic (tarantula) hawk and in my mind, oh he was in trouble," she continued.
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He is a person with a severe mental illness whose problematic and criminal behaviors were driven by his chronic psychotic disorder.
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Veronica referred to him as Neptune High's "obligatory psychotic jackass," and fans took to calling him "the OPJ" as a nickname.
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Nobody is willing to tell Trump that his bargaining position is psychotic, and even if someone tried, he would not listen.
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Fathers' cannabis use during pregnancy, meanwhile, was associated with a 44 percent greater likelihood of psychotic-like experiences in their kids.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how cannabis exposure might directly cause psychotic experiences in children.
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Lady Gaga revealed that she once suffered a psychotic break while dealing with the pain and trauma that followed her rape.
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Rather, the defense argued, Hernandez has an IQ of 67, has taken anti-psychotic medication for years and allegedly experiences hallucinations.
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"Men like Qatada didn't even know the Quran, yet were giving already psychotic people fatwas (decree) to kill others," he says.
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In "Restraining psychotic at holding station, Guam" and other works, her rapid strokes vividly portray the drama and despair war engenders.
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The last time he took psychedelics was two years ago, with a friend who ended up having a violent psychotic episode.
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His doctor, Bruce, wants to keep him in, afraid that his delusions are pointing to a more serious, psychotic mental illness.
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Of the roughly 120 people his team has the capacity to treat, the vast majority have been prescribed anti-psychotic medication.
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And they found that the paintings he did during periods of "psychotic agitation" closely mirror the turbulence we see in nature.
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Experts may debate whether cannabis use can lead to psychotic disorders, but they mostly agree on how to minimize one's risk.
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In fact, paranoia and psychotic behaviors are so strongly linked with meth in our social consciousness they've essentially become a joke.
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There's also the risk of people, particularly those predisposed to psychotic conditions, having a traumatic experience that permanently damages them psychologically.
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A splinter from the Snow Queen's demonic mirror, which robs him of feeling, now represents a psychotic breakdown of some sort.
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"He stands in danger of being typed as the screen's prime psychotic," a reviewer for The New York Times primly noted.
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A patient may be having a psychotic episode because he fell off his medications, for example, or having drug-induced hallucinations.
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Two anti-psychotic medications, aripiprazole and risperidone, are specifically approved for treating aggression or irritability in people with A.S.D. — including children.
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But something we probably shouldn't expect from this new "brain-melting, psychotic chapter" is any kind of anthem for cuffing season.
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It's an outpatient program for patients who have just suffered their first psychotic episode, right at the beginning of their illness.
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True contact comes in the unparalleled relationship with nature—a force that is as beautiful as it is psychotic and capricious.
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But Deadpool is far more psychotic than heroic, which he cheerfully establishes by painting the screen red with one kill after another.
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Doctors sometimes worry about disgruntled patients becoming psychotic and attacking them, though we have no idea if this was the case here.
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Symptoms include disruptions in thinking, language and perception, and patients can also suffer psychotic experiences such as hearing voices or having delusions.
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But unlike schizophrenia, psychotic episodes seem to be pretty acute, are often provoked by some external event, and resolve on their own.
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My psychotic symptoms were barely under control, but C. and I had an upcoming trip to his parents' home in New Orleans.
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Nearly a year ago, Kaylee Muthart horrified the world when she gouged out her own eyes during a meth-induced psychotic episode.
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"It led to me experiencing a psychotic break from reality, during which time, I went missing with my dog, Cindy," she continued.
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I've worked with several teens who've had apparent psychotic breaks from their excessive gaming, and two who needed to be psychiatrically hospitalized.
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If you've always dreamed of being kidnapped by Batman's psychotic clown archenemy the Joker, Mark Hamill can make that happen for you.
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Studies demonstrate that children of older fathers are more likely to have autism, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder with psychotic features, and learning difficulties.
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"I didn't really know what he did," says Lee Tergesen, who played timid alcoholic family man turned psychotic lover boy Tobias Beecher.
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They were in Belgrade, competing in an environment that can politely be described as psychotic—particularly if you were born in Croatia.
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I'm slightly psychotic about groceries and buy roughly 75% from Trader Joe's, 20% from Costco, and the remaining 59.103% from Whole Foods.
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Anne freaks out and has some sort of psychotic break which involves her pretending the Cuthberts' clock is her old friend Cady.
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In the Game of Game of Thrones — a game of ice, zombies, and psychotic child rulers — nothing's colder than a cold open.
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A cocaine overdose can produce a psychotic episode and a nervous state that ambulance personnel will try to treat with injectable Diazepam.
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Doctors thought she was psychotic, but her body was attacking her brain Emily Gavigan had become paranoid and was exhibiting odd behavior.
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If you were a psychotic back in the cave man age, you threw a rock at the guy in the next cave.
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Those were the crazy, party, drug years, and the important thing to remember is that Alan had this breakdown or psychotic interlude.
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" The Los Angeles Times quoted an unnamed university source as saying the claims made in the blog were "untrue" and "absolutely psychotic.
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This led to psychotic responses including hallucinations and later death of a number of workers at a New Jersey Standard Oil laboratory.
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The letter calls King "a complete fraud"; "a dissolute, abnormal moral imbecile"; and a "sexual psychotic," then urges King to kill himself.
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So for the end of the film, I asked the dancers if they could dance in such a deconstructed or psychotic way.
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He told her the word for it, which he'd learned from Klaus, who said that phosphenes might be triggers of psychotic hallucinations.
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He continues to suffer from psychotic episodes and depression, which have led him to engage in acts of self-harm, she said.
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Police, for example, may not understand that people going through psychotic episodes genuinely aren't in control of their actions at the time.
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Von Hess took on the role of the villain, the 'heel' in wrestling vernacular, and portrayed his character of a psychotic Nazi.
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"After the first date, I was that psychotic person going around telling my friends, I'm going to marry this person," he said.
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Mike, too, has a grudge against Hector, dating back to Mike's involvement in the arrest and imprisonment of Salamanca's psychotic nephew Tuco.
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A Philadelphia jury found that a subsidiary downplayed the risks that the anti-psychotic drug could lead to breast growth in boys.
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"There's no better 72,000 people to spend an afternoon with than psychotic Atlanta fans," he said, his voice hoarse well before kickoff.
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Beginning in 1960, the renowned Scottish psychiatrist Dr. R.D. Laing gave LSD to patients, some with psychotic disorders, and used it himself.
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And states need to take care of people who are homeless, on the streets, psychotic, hungry, cold, physically ill and mentally ill.
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There are many types of mental illness but most conditions fit into either a neurotic or psychotic category, according to the NHS.
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With these additional factors included in the analysis, the researchers found that the relationship between smoking cigarettes and psychotic-like symptoms weakened.
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In 1957, severely psychotic and on the verge of his fifth hospitalization, Lowell wrote most of "Life Studies," his first confessional volume.
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If it was related to mental health, she noted that the early 20s is the peak of presentation for several psychotic illnesses.
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People with a family or personal history of psychotic or psychiatric disorders should be particularly wary, and perhaps be excluded from trials.
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Around 2004, just as she was finishing her PhD, Devlin was diagnosed with bipolar disorder following a psychotic episode triggered by antidepressants.
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"Obviously there are also some biological elements to psychotic disorders that can't be ignored," Peters says, so it's not all about appraisals.
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Psychotic stalkers are disconnected from reality and can have detailed delusions about being in relationships with specific celebrities, strangers, colleagues, or acquaintances.
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During the trial at state Supreme Court in Manhattan, Ortega's lawyers argued she was too psychotic to comprehend what she was doing.
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Petacque-Montgomery's team quickly assesses crisis situations and immediately places acutely psychotic, violent, or suicidal arrestees in single cells away from other inmates.
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In the end, the results reveal that Dr. Cassidy isn't really dead (he just feels that way) and that he is definitely psychotic.
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Meanwhile many in the media, well, as we predicted, a full mental psychotic breakdown over the news that Justice Anthony Kennedy is retired.
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During her high-profile trial, her attorneys argued that Yates suffered from psychotic delusions that were amplified by repeated episodes of postpartum depression.
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For the first few days of my hospitalization, I was put on Mellaril and Ativan to control the acute mania and psychotic symptoms.
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"Inmate continues to present as acutely psychotic -- deputies report that he goes for hours just yelling," the report said, according to the lawsuit.
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A doctor conducted a May 20 psychological evaluation, in which he documented that Mitchell had "psychotic and grandiose ideas," according to the lawsuit.
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Instead, agitated depression manifests as a continual state of unrest, often with insomnia and suicidal thoughts, and sometimes the onset of psychotic symptoms.
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But a forensic psychologist for the prosecution, Ali Khadivi, testified that while Ms. Ortega suffered from anxiety and depression, she was not psychotic.
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Die HardIn the action-packed favorite, Rickman is evil personified as Hans Gruber, the psychotic German terrorist who takes Bruce Willis' wife hostage.
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While marijuana can indeed cause transient psychosis in some people, a causal connection to chronic psychotic disorders like schizophrenia is much less clear.
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But shortly after the release of Hope, his health took a turn for the worse and he wound up experiencing a psychotic break.
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Thought-action fusion is now found to be common in not only OCD, but depression, eating disorders, psychotic disorders, and generalized anxiety disorder.
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Colleagues preparing for the gathering scandal over possible collusion among German carmakers (see article) might try JG Ballard's classic of psychotic autophilia, "Crash".
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Price was probably experiencing psychotic delusions, paranoia, and hallucinations beyond his visions of Jesus, not to mention depression exacerbated by thyroid hormone deficiency.
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The exclusion criteria for John Hopkins studies using psychedelics include a history of schizophrenia, a psychotic disorder, or bipolar I or II disorder.
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"We're at war with a psychotic death cult, a fringe of the Islamic world," USA Today Deputy Editorial Page Editor David Mastio wrote.
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Skunk contains more THC, or delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, than regular cannabis, and THC can induce psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions and paranoia.
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Alex ended up telling JoJo everything about Chad and his psychotic tendencies and JoJo was "shocked," so either she's clueless or feigning ignorance.
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The first patient to ever receive cortisone fell into a psychotic state in the years afterward and refused any more of the steroid.
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Still, it's an entertaining way to dress up a solo outing, and Ms. Carding's coolly psychotic king has a Tilda Swinton-esque flair.
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While there are reports of children dying or being poisoned on Halloween, they ended up having nothing to do with a psychotic neighbor.
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Within two weeks, the study reports, her psychotic symptoms reduced and over the next several months, she stopped taking all of her medications.
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As much as I felt disconnected from reality during these instances, Saltz explains that depersonalization disorder is not a psychotic disorder at all.
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This is just the NBA's semi-free market doing what markets do, but that doesn't make it any less psychotic on first glance.
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People on serotonin reuptake inhibitors (which include certain antidepressants) and those with disorders on the psychotic spectrum may be more prone to flashbacks.
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Dr. Dubin said he finally gave Ms. Ortega the diagnosis of "major depression with psychotic features" after a second interview on Nov. 20.
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Brain scientists know very little about the underlying biology of psychotic conditions, other than that hundreds of common gene variants are likely involved.
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There are risks: The drug is potentially addictive, heavy use can impair cognition, and it could induce a psychotic reaction in some patients.
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Disability What do you wear the first day back to work after a 90-day leave of absence because of a psychotic break?
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Cannabis contains two ingredients that have opposite effects on psychosis: THC induces psychotic symptoms and cannabidiol, known as CBD, reduces them, he explained.
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Cutting's attorney, Blair Howard, explained his client's actions as the result of "a psychotic episode" triggered by drug use, according to the newspaper.
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Now, those same people want to make it easier for those with schizophrenia, psychotic disorders and other mental health problems to buy guns.
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These teens had a 4.3% higher probability of having a psychotic episode by age 18 as compared to teens who did not smoke.
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" Senior leadership allegedly told colleagues "to 'hold off' on notifying IHSC Clinical Services unless and until the detainee became psychotic and suicidal again.
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The evidence is relatively good that THC, the main active chemical in cannabis, raises regular users' risk of psychotic illnesses, such as schizophrenia.
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I read somewhere, maybe in a pamphlet from the hospital or on a forum online, that you shouldn't engage a psychotic person's delusions.
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Mr. Glass, one of those dastardly masterminds with a tragic past and psychotic ambitions who in another era would be twirling a mustache.
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You can still fault the play's argument that the psychotic Alan is to be envied for feeling passion unavailable to the repressed Dysart.
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"My using led to multiple rehab facilities, sober living houses, and a stay at a psych ward after a psychotic break," Annicharico says.
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She said a woman who was taking one of NXIVM's self-help programs had a psychotic break during the course and grew agitated.
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You and I were so similar—strong, independent, vivacious, full of life, and yet somehow trapped in this psychotic relationship like I had been.
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Geyser's attorneys have argued in court documents that she suffers from schizophrenia and psychotic spectrum disorder, making her prone to delusions and paranoid beliefs.
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Her husband, Richard, appeared to be having a psychotic episode, jumping in and out of first-floor windows and claiming the world was ending.
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The patient had suffered a psychotic episode related to work stress 13 years before, but this was much less severe and resolved within days.
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Catatonia, which can occur in conjunction with or separate from psychotic disorders, can involve a number of symptoms such as stupor, immobility, and grimacing.
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" "I thought maybe he was on drugs or having a psychotic break so to keep him calm I began telling him, 'I love you.
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According to the affidavit, police allegedly found medication for depression and anxiety as well as an empty bottle of Quetiapine, an anti-psychotic drug.
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By the time police handcuffed Zack McDermott -- then crying, shoeless and shirtless on a subway platform -- it was clear he'd had a psychotic break.
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It's sometime seen as embarrassing to have a psychotic episode, but a lot of people have them—nearly 100,000 young peoplehave them every year.
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Similarly, former Patriot Damien Huard called Brady a "psychotic competitor," referencing a time Brady threw a backgammon board across the room because he lost.
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"Unfortunately very little is known about how to treat psychotic experiences in children, or to prevent them from getting worse," Bolhuis said by email.
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I started producing music at twenty-three, in the fall of 2012, on the way back from my first and only major psychotic episode.
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It's not like you had death whispering in your ear since you were a child, egging you on like a psychotic cheerleader (I hope).
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"We were naturally curious about the poor quality of science until now on the link between cat ownership and psychotic outcomes," she tells Broadly.
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Most will need in-patient treatment with a combination of medication (including anti-psychotic or mood-stabilizing medication for some), therapy, and emotional support.
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Sometimes psychotic ideas are engrossing — a patient spent the summer contemplating the nature of substance and sound, and found them ultimately to be indistinguishable.
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"They're totally psychotic if you want to know the truth — she has to make a separation too," she added, using Freudian or Lacanian lingo.
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"It's been known for centuries that some people get paranoid on cannabis -- this is not the same as developing a psychotic illness," he said.
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A month later two psychiatrists at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell hospital concluded that she had "major depressive disorder with psychotic features," court papers show.
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Esketamine, like ketamine, has the potential for abuse, and both drugs can induce psychotic episodes in people who are at high risk for them.
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The lone-wolf explanation of violence, its attribution to psychotic episodes rather than Islamist networks breeding in the Cités, spared the nation self-examination.
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And beware: Some "trippers" will be permanently afflicted with stubborn psychotic symptoms, unresponsive to the usual dopamine-blocking medications psychiatrists use to treat them.
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How better to feed that case than to misrepresent, and then take umbrage at, the president's tough talk on a psychotic Latin American gang?
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He regularly sees patients with gunshot and knife wounds, people experiencing psychotic episodes, car accident and drug overdose victims — and of course suicidal patients.
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According to the Exponent, Schmid suffered a psychotic break, and heard a voice telling her Heathcote was an evil entity she needed to destroy.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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I told people who wondered what had become of me just what had — that I was bipolar, had psychotic episodes and had been hallucinating.
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They reunite back at the hotel, where Nora is furious about her failure and Kevin refuses to talk about his latest possible psychotic break.
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My manic, psychotic break from the rest of the world's notion of reality was clinical and terrifying, but it started out soulful and electrifying.
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Past work has had similar findings, but Peters says it was hard to tease apart the appraisal and the severity of the psychotic experience.
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Peters says this finding confirms their theories: that the way psychotic experiences are interpreted differs between people with and without a need for care.
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And with greater marijuana use could come dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and psychotic episodes.
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Its potential risks include dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and marijuana use potentially causing psychotic episodes.
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These endeavors are the result of a recent shift in Melgaard's practice from near-psychotic paintings and immersive installations to forms of fashion and clothing.
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The class also took part in an exercise -- mimicking what it may be like to experience a psychotic episode, particularly when someone is hearing voices.
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In 2016, Robinson's mother, Monteria, awoke to the smell of gasoline as Jamarion, engrossed in another psychotic episode, poured the liquid on her hallway floor.
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Her family members did not initially mention her psychotic symptoms to the police, but did so in later conversations with Dr. Rosenbaum and Dr. Resnick.
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They said Ms. Ortega was in a dissociative and psychotic state and had been overcome by voices, particularly Satan's, in the weeks before the murders.
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The psychotic Eddie Izzard of Westeros is back in a big way, and he seems about to win Cersei's black heart with a mysterious gift.
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There are also some risks to even casual use, including accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and potentially psychotic episodes.
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It does carry some risks — including dependence and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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And yes, it's all somewhat psychotic, but it's also freeing; a respite from the constant barrage of pop culture depicting perfect, unattainable ideals of womanhood.
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According to Jungaberle, the main risk of taking acid is a psychotic episode, though it mainly exists in the cases of people predisposed to psychosis.
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Medicaid spending on Abilify, an anti-psychotic drug, dropped a bit, going from about $2.5 billion in 2014 to just over $2 billion last year.
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Screengrab: YouTubeSay what you want about Trump's tweets, new media has given us a new way to see into the psychotic hearts of our politicians.
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He's a psychotic serial killer with no moral compass who takes pleasure in the blood and violence he brings after he bonds with a symbiote.
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It's sometime seen as embarrassing to have a psychotic episode, but a lot of people have them—nearly 100,000 young people have them every year.
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They may cleared to fly, for example, while on anti-depressants, even if they would be grounded for severe depression accompanied by any psychotic symptoms.
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Richter however said the brunt of the decline in R&D expenses was due to deferred costs of developing a major new anti-psychotic product.
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We attended, and those hopes were dashed three days in when some psychotic bro apparently doused a kitten in alcohol and lit it on fire.
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This harrowing scenario reminded me of a close friend of mine who suffered a psychotic breakdown and literally heard demons telling her to kill herself.
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Another, about a psychotic nine-year-old, is more predictable—especially for fans of "Law & Order: S.V.U."—but it, too, has an ending that lingers.
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The company also reported positive data for its long acting anti-psychotic, Abilify Maintena, in a clinical trial for the treatment of bipolar I disorder.
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The invective that clouds the careers of Plath and Ms Swift—"melodramatic", "psychotic", "conniving"—has rarely been used to describe men doing the same thing.
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One February morning, she called police because her son, a schizophrenic struggling with substance abuse, was having a "psychotic episode" and needed to be hospitalized.
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"Additionally, a small portion of people have histories of psychotic or manic episodes, and psilocybin could worsen those conditions or trigger a relapse," he said.
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Mental health professionals say a large number of people involved in the discussions appear to suffer from psychotic illnesses such as delusional disorder or schizophrenia.
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Symptoms of schizotypal personality disorder include brief psychotic episodes that "are not as frequent, prolonged or intense as in schizophrenia," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Desperate Hours: The Musical A ruthless gang of escaped convicts, led by a psychotic killer, is holding a couple hostage in their own suburban home.
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The trans community has been negatively affected from being "portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes," the open letter said.
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According to Ryan Vandrey, a Johns Hopkins University researcher who studies the behavioral pharmacology of marijuana, cannabis can also cause paranoia and acute psychotic episodes.
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Omitted from his donor profile, Aggeles had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, narcissistic personality disorder, drug-induced psychotic disorder, and significant grandiose delusions, the Star reported.
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The couple told McGraw that Natalia never displayed any psychotic behavior, and that the Barnetts likely couldn't afford the healthcare costs for Natalia's multiple surgeries.
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Jared Loughner, who killed six people and wounded former Representative Gabby Giffords of Arizona in a 2011 attack, was clearly psychotic and harbored dark fantasies.
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He assured me that I wouldn't have made an appointment with him if I had actually been psychotic or a psychopath, which was a relief.
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Bill's practice has seen six college students in the last two years who were hospitalized after psychotic breaks, all of whom were heavy pot smokers.
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Mr. Neumann was not overtly psychotic, as far as anyone knows, and this is far more typical of the men who commit mass killings generally.
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The defense countered that Ms. Ortega suffered from a chronic mental illness and was experiencing a psychotic and dissociative episode when she killed the children.
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"We're still providing psychiatric treatment to people who are diagnosed with mental disorders, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, substance use disorders, anxiety disorders," Pozios told Insider.
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However, people with a family history of psychotic disorders like schizophrenia shouldn&apost use psychedelics, and people with high blood pressure are advised not to.
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Personal Health An impending psychotic break can be identified and prevented if it is recognized early and appropriate steps are taken to head it off.
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His parents were still convinced he was using drugs, but the truth was more alarming: Aaron was in the midst of his first psychotic break.
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"Individuals who use cannabis regularly have a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of a psychotic outcome," University of Bristol researchers wrote in the study.
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Analyzing the data, the researchers found a strong association between smoking cigarettes (only) at an early age and having a psychotic experience by age 18.
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Another sign of attenuated psychotic syndrome is being prone to "magical thinking or overvalued ideation that don't quite reach the level of delusion," he said.
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Through speeches and strategy and sabotaged secret ballots, they hack away at the problem until attempted murder or a psychotic break seems likelier than consensus.
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"Potential harms include dangerous behavior in unprepared, unsupervised users, and exacerbation of mental illness in those with or predisposed to psychotic disorders," the study said.
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They note that it's banned in 16 other nations, further claiming it's been linked to opioid-like symptoms as well as seizures and psychotic episodes.
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"Price was probably experiencing psychotic delusions, paranoia and hallucinations beyond his visions of Jesus, not to mention depression exacerbated by thyroid hormone deficiency," Regnier writes.
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I asked him if, given his file at the Office of Mental Health, he was sure his story of the Attica COs wasn't a psychotic episode.
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For those that aren't as familiar, he's just a bad-ass 8-foot-tall psychotic skeleton demon with a jetpack and rocket launchers on his shoulders.
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Night after night, these attacks on the president and everybody who supports him, they are vicious, they&aposre absurd, and at this point, it&aposs psychotic.
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But there are risks, including dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and marijuana use potentially causing psychotic episodes.
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Today, we have our own, incredibly serious and definitely psychotic Batman played by the appropriately intense Christian Bale (nice try, Ben Affleck, but you're no Bale).
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Aaron is a consistently unreliable narrator, and Duplass always plays it so straight that you want to believe him, even though you know he's completely psychotic.
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While previous research has found otherwise healthy adult marijuana users can experience psychotic symptoms, less is known about the potential for this to occur among teens.
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That means that some women who experience postpartum psychosis don't receive their bipolar diagnosis until after they have a psychotic episode triggered by pregnancy and birth.
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" He went on to say that the Oval Office has been occupied by presidents with dementia or tumors or even men who were "paranoid" or "psychotic.
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There was heroin relapse, a psychotic kidnapping and only two lousy kisses -- but that peanut butter date on the beach was Island romance at its finest.
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He's the intimidating henchman of Roman Sionis (Ewan McGregor), who rocks bleached hair, has a psychotic look in his eye, and scars all over his body.
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DesignAs is tradition, Jony Ive delivered a wonderfully psychotic video to introduce the new iPhone, focusing on the new gloss finish and the redesigned camera housing.
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According to the report, regular use could lead to putting some people at risk of developing psychotic disorders, which doctors should be aware of when prescribing.
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Researchers at King's College London looked at CBD's effect on 33 people with upsetting psychotic symptoms—who hadn't yet been diagnosed with psychosis—and 19 controls.
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"We found that adolescent psychotic experiences were more common in urban areas," said Joanne Newbury, lead author of the paper, published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry.
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"The results ... should be interpreted with caution, because in this specific study the total association of urbanicity ... with psychotic disorders was not statistically significant," it said.
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In this case, the deep, endless well of human misery that is the internet was used to teach poor psychotic Norman the ways of the world.
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The patient, who had a history of psychotic symptoms, had been admitted to a rehabilitation center for cannabis and ketamine abuse and was taking antipsychotic drugs.
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It took the actress twenty years, a psychotic break and a two-week stint in the hospital before she could be fully open about her struggles.
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For the uninitiated, Vampire Weekend is a band that sings songs featuring references to things like "look[ing] psychotic in a balaclava" and San Pellegrino drinks.
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Participants in the study were required to be in good health, experienced with using psychedelics, and with no personal or family history with a psychotic disorder.
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"Our study was based on [psychotic experiences] in early and late adolescence, unlike other studies which were based on a clinical diagnosis of schizophrenia," they write.
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Our psychotic culture has entire television shows dedicated to the investigation of sexual crimes, which are judged to be more heinous than crimes of other sorts.
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In 2014, the Guardian reported that black men in Britain are 17 times more likely than their white counterparts to be diagnosed with a psychotic illness.
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Mr. Errachidi had a history of bipolar disorder before arriving at Guantánamo, and after being held in isolation there, he said, he suffered a psychotic breakdown.
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"As the THC-to-CBD ratio of street cannabis continues to increase, it is important to clarify whether these compounds can cause psychotic symptoms," he said.
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"When you're psychotic you have a lot of deep dread and fear, so I used to collect things that I thought would protect me," she said.
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At 17, during months of psychiatric hospitalization, Ms. Wolf, who has bipolar disorder with psychotic features, swallowed staples and shoved a paper clip into her thumb.
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In short: Regularly using the new, high-potency cannabis may indeed be a risk for young people who are related to someone with a psychotic condition.
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She makes distorted photocopies of the American psyche: biker gangs, psychotic mothers, amnesiacs, cults, sexual abuse, race riots, serial killers, strippers who are also serial killers.
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You think Moose is the psychotic one but it turns out that actually, Hunter has these moments of psychosis where he is against this imaged enemy.
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Even its villain, Roman Sionis aka Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) is playfully psychotic, dressed in decadent, over-the-top Miami Vice suits and loud tropical patterns.
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No antidepressants; always mood stabilizers and antipsychotics — which are used today to suppress anxiety even in those who aren't psychotic — coupled with benzodiazepines in the evening.
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But it was her Tumblr post detailing her love for the Seattle Seahawks (she describes herself as a lifelong "psychotic N.F.L. fan") that caught ESPN's attention.
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And in January 2018 another study concluded that use of either marijuana or cigarettes is associated with a higher risk of psychotic-like experiences in teenagers.
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Overnight, children will begin to exhibit obsessive-compulsive behavior, tics and severe tantrums that seem psychotic as their antibodies attack their brains and not the bacteria.
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Its weakness, according to Vadhan, is that the authors of the study didn't account for people who already showed a pre-disposition to psychotic-like experiences.
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Bad trips and flashbacks occur with some frequency in recreational users — and sometimes hallucinogens can unleash a psychotic disorder in those who are genetically at risk.
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The result is a psychotic, psychedelic Fantasia-like opera of crushing riffs, furious growls, and merciless drumming, channeled into one seamless, terrifying, and surprisingly organic narrative.
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Also last year, Lannett raised the price of fluphenazine, an anti-psychotic drug, to $215 for 22 2000-milligram capsules, from $543, its price since 254.
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Over the series' seven (and counting) seasons, the protagonists are constantly imperiled by other survivors: groups of armed bandits, psychotic cult leaders, biker gangs, and thugs.
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But I did not want to do an ultra-hip version of Enter the Void, though that was full of psychotic visual effects and sound effects.
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You learn how to see, with an almost psychotic clarity, the ugliness around and inside you without losing the golden thread of hope that makes life bearable.
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After controlling for potential confounding factors, the study concluded that cat ownership in pregnancy and childhood did not play a role in developing psychotic symptoms during adolescence.
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The story centers around a university professor haunted by visions of demons and ghosts, which (spoiler alert) turn out to be the result of a psychotic break.
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So many people toss around the word "psycho" or "psychotic" without understanding what psychosis is; they think that psychosis is wildness, or general bad behavior, perhaps violence.
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And you have the relatively small risks that are potentially prevented by keeping the drug illegal and less accessible: drug abuse, nondeadly overdoses, and, rarely, psychotic episodes.
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In 2014, The Guardian reported that black men in the UK are 17 times more likely to be diagnosed with a psychotic illness than their white counterparts.
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In February, a 20-year-old woman was found outside of a church after she ripped her own eyes out while in a meth-induced psychotic state.
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The generic small-town America (and a severed fleshy appendage) of Blue Velvet, the tainted love, betrayed relationships, and psychotic breaks of Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive.
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By removing restrictions against acquiring guns, the supporters are enabling persons with mental illness to go from psychotic to gun purchases without hitting any pesky speed bumps.
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The two-page court filing, obtained by PEOPLE, claims Harrouff is "insane" and was "suffering from a full-blown psychotic episode" at the time of the Aug.
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It's a cheap way to get high, and therefore popular among poorer drug users—including the homeless—but it can cause psychotic episodes and be extremely addictive.
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The perspective is that of a semi-robotic manufactured soldier with no memory and no voice, who's compelled to protect his wife from a psychotic tech magnate.
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There was a young woman who'd had a psychotic break on a hike and had tried to take off all her clothes and jump off the mountain.
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A man in his late 60s said he, too, was in his 20s when he had his psychotic break -- but pharmacology then wasn't where it is now.
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Not long afterward, she checked into the psychiatric ward of Miami's Mount Sinai Medical Center, where doctors told her that she was experiencing an acute psychotic break.
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In the case, a woman called 911 and described an alarming situation: Her boyfriend was armed with scissors and behaving violently, amid a drug-fueled psychotic episode.
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He had his first significant psychotic breakdown there, according to a recent conference by physicians and art historians in Amsterdam earlier this year to discuss the case.
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It is only because of an unfortunate historical confluence that his career advancement coincided with the success, maturation, and eventual psychotic breakdown of the modern conservative movement.
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Assumptions in the ER Dan Stephens, whose diagnosis is major depressive disorder with psychotic features, sees a therapist once a week and a doctor every three months.
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The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's ruling that the state can administer anti-psychotic drugs to Robert Lewis Dear, 59, over his lawyer's objections.
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On the show, one woman has something that resembles a psychotic break, bounding over a wall during breakfast and trying to escape the confines of the hotel.
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The fact that I was afraid I was having a psychotic episode was a huge deterrent, and why I waited that whole summer to make the appointment.
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" But, she adds, "there is some evidence that maternal infection with T-Gondii is associated with a child's long-term risk of having psychotic disorders like schizophrenia.
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You see this with young people, who are just developing a serious mental illness, which often happens in young adulthood, when people have their first psychotic break.
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Twenty-nine of them were selected to participate because they had treatment-resistant depression and no history of psychotic disorders like schizophrenia, which ayahuasca use may aggravate.
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The corrupt, compromised, coward & congenital liar Adam Schiff Show on Capital Hill, brought to you by his raging psychotic Democrats & the top allies in the Media Mob.
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Even though both sides agreed Coronado experienced a psychotic episode, under California law Judge Ocampo was bound to consider a two-pronged test to determine her sanity.
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This editing is concentrated in the prefrontal cortex, the region behind the forehead where thinking and planning occur — and the region that is perturbed in psychotic conditions.
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This case made him wonder about two other young women he cared for decades earlier who died from brain disorders that started out looking like psychotic disorders.
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Katz was hospitalized twice as a teenager for mental illness and prescribed anti-psychotic and anti-depressant medications, the Baltimore Sun reported, citing his parents' divorce filings.
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And people with serious mental illnesses who had experienced psychotic episodes had been locked inside rooms by family members who did not know what else to do.
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He'll admit to having pushed her and causing her to die, to attacking her, to having a psychotic break, to dropping her body into the ocean, even.
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Medical staff have seen a sharp increase in people trying to get help after attempting suicide, harming themselves or suffering psychotic episodes, it said in a report.
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"Therefore, we cannot rule out whether the associations observed between the cannabis use class and psychotic experiences are exacerbated by the combined use of cannabis and cigarettes."
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The surge of dopamine during a psychotic episode most closely mimics that seen after stimulant use like Adderall, which may explain some of the findings, Moran added.
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From the outside looking into the Islamic State, most people see these men and women as nothing more than evil terrorists with a psychotic penchant for violence.
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Langman attempts to delve into the complex psychology of a school shooter and hypothesizes that they tend to fall into three distinct categories: psychopathic, psychotic, or traumatized.
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The judge in Dear's criminal case ruled last week that he is mentally unfit to stand trial after two state psychologists diagnosed him with a psychotic delusional disorder.
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It notes that there's "substantial evidence" for an association between marijuana and psychotic disorders, and that the association is dose-dependent — greater risk correlates with heavier marijuana use.
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Now, the president&aposs meeting with Vladimir Putin has been compared, let&aposs see, to the Holocaust, Pearl Harbor, 9/11 and the rhetoric has been absolutely psychotic!
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This is especially surprising, since congenital blindness often results from infections, brain trauma, or genetic mutation—all factors that are independently associated with greater risk of psychotic disorders.
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The book's central claim—that marijuana causes violence by inducing schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders—relies on a chain of spurious reasoning that falls apart when examined closely.
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However, they're all substances that can cause psychotic symptoms or paranoia, so combining them clearly isn't the best way to reduce the risk of experiencing those side effects.
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So when we started our own night at Pyramid, those were another one of the aesthetic centerpieces of Blacklips [which I co-founded with Johanna and Psychotic Eve].
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Many believed the star was having a psychotic breakdown, that she was mentally unwell, or, in what turned out the be the truth, that she was on drugs.
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These days nobody claims that cannabis can turn you into a bloodthirsty murderer, an undeniable statistical correlation remains between cannabis consumption and the occurrence of a psychotic event.
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And some people can experience psychotic episodes, or they might overuse the drug and become dependent on it — to the detriment of their schoolwork, career, or social life.
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I had no idea that my roommate suffered from psychotic episodes until social workers showed up at my door to take him to the hospital on a Monday.
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Two state psychologists concluded that the onetime self-employed art dealer suffers from a psychotic delusional disorder that renders him incapable of meaningfully assisting in his own defense.
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He rarely travels without his emotional, trenchcoat-and-fedora-wearing partner, Donald French (Scott Chernoff), whose tendency to freak out in stressful situations balances Branski's psychotic self-assuredness.
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Then, just seven weeks later, after state doctors gave him heavy doses of the anti-psychotic drug Zypreza, those same doctors said that he now could be tried.
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Not all doctors agree with Lennox that we should be routinely testing for the antibodies when a patient is psychotic, at least based on what we know now.
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She suspected he was on drugs and possibly having a psychotic break, which would certainly line up with initial reports that she was concerned for his well-being.
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For now, Huang's depictions of girlfriends and recountings of his love life seem most compelling during obsessive — even "psychotic," in his own words — scenes of intrusion and strife.
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"When you look at kids with epilepsy ... they're taking the non-psychotic part of this plant and reducing the number of seizures they have," Boehner told the outlet.
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In the case of Muthart, she experienced a psychotic episode brought on by her use of methamphetamine, which her mother says was likely combined with another unknown substance.
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Worst-case possible effects from short-term ingestion include impaired coordination that could affect the ability to drive, increased anxiety and psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations or paranoia.
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Psychotic hallucinations are sensory perceptions gone haywire, an extreme form of illusion where the brain exerts its own view of the world such that it becomes severely distorted.
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The results are encouraging: Nine of 14 young men and women enrolled in the program for a year after a psychotic episode were still in school or working.
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Mr. Pean has denied that he was the aggressor and nurses who cared for him said that even when he was psychotic and delusional, he never threatened them.
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He noted that while Mr. Walker's early approach to the role had emphasized all that was "psychotic, dangerous, showy, glossy," he has since delved further into the character.
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A non-fiction book about the 1951 outbreak, written by American author John G. Fuller, titled, The Day of Saint Anthony's Fire, describes specific ergot-related psychotic episodes.
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On September 7, 20013, an inmate named Robert Gerald Knott, who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and "severe psychotic illness," hanged himself in a cell next to Currence.
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Watching Margo, a neurotic BBC producer, try to package the unpredictable and possibly psychotic Belef, who talks to dead people through the trunks of trees, is highly amusing.
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"Psychotic disorder," precisely, is what was studied, said Dr. Marta Di Forti, lead author and a clinician scientist at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King's College London.
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These individuals suffer schizophrenia, psychotic disorders and other problems to such an extent that they are unable to manage their financial affairs and other basic tasks without help.
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Brown and his colleagues followed up on the children who were eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia or similar psychotic disorder, and compared their mother's blood samples to matched controls.
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"It's like a stable," said Dr. Ilias Sioras, president of the union, adding that people in all states — "catatonic and psychotic" — were being treated in the same space.
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She says that though we call seeing and hearing things that aren't there, "psychotic," these hallucinations are actually very common in the general population, just over seven percent.
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I really like Batman and I relate to him, because I like to jump across rooftops and beat the shit out of clowns and penguins and psychotic botanists!
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So now we know the Switch will survive attacks from a psychotic toddler with a boxcutter, a trip up your own butt, and a fall from 1,000 feet.
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She was crucially, completely unashamed of who she was, talking openly about her mental breaks, the psychotic episodes that would send her careening and land her in clinics.
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Testing the maggots on the body, they could determine that the victim had been on strong anti-psychotic medication, and could begin to piece together what had happened.
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If you open the app after three days she demands to know where you've been, before eventually going full-on psychotic on you the longer you leave her.
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It's a bizarre thing to start a psychotic episode over, but I freaked over that, and then I started questioning everything in my life and my entire identity.
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Regardless, Villanelle would do well to heed the warning, because his behavior goes from creepy to downright psychotic when he realizes Villanelle is trying to make a phone call.
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The beard grew out, the hair got long, I think I looked strange and psychotic, but I was working my butt off and can't wait to do it again.
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Officers found at her residence an empty bottle of Quetiapine, an anti-psychotic drug used to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression, which had been filled the same day.
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McGregor takes one of Batman's more obscure villains and turns him into a character we understand and fear as a psychotic mobster with an elegant flair for the arts.
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The majority of people who suffer from psychotic disorders do not commit violent crimes and less than one fifth of all homicides in the US are associated with schizophrenia.
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"We have grown up watching films and TV shows in which we have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers and one dimensional stereotypes," the letter said.
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It's clear that a murderer with a "misanthropic personality" or an "amoral character" has no cause to claim an exemption from execution, while someone with a "psychotic disorder" does.
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There is also the Tío de Nadal or caga tío, a wooden log painted with what looks like the psychotic face of a Muppet after a few CBD lattes.
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But over the years, as garage rock duo Make-Overs, Martinique and Andreas have managed to release a bunch of records of ramped up, psychotic and psychedelic rock music.
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I think some of the most shocking research is that which shows how kids can get psychotic-like symptoms from gaming, wherein the game blurs reality for the player.
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" Will Ritter, a Republican political operative in Virginia who isn't supporting Trump, offered a biting assessment: "Another guy is going to ride the psychotic horse into a burning stable.
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The absence of positive words in a transcript, and a preponderance of negative ones, such as "gloomy", "dark" and "sadly", was characteristic of those whose psychotic disorder was severe.
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And the more perplexing a psychotic patient's language is, Dr Baker and Dr Morency discovered, the more likely it is that his particular traits include excitement and conceptual disorganisation.
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The idea that you could simply have someone look at someone, and that they could determine that they were about to have a psychotic episode, is a faulty theory.
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Other drugs such as cocaine, amphetamines, and cannabis have also been linked to onset of psychotic symptoms, so hallucinogens like LSD and psilocybin are not alone in this regard.
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A federal appeals court ruled in June 2016 that Sheikh should be forcibly injected with anti-psychotic medication so he could be made competent to defend himself against prosecution.
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For now, Mr. Di Maio has said he refuses to join any government involving Silvio Berlusconi, the octogenarian whom Five Star leaders called a mafioso and a psychotic dwarf.
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By contrast, they discovered sufficient evidence to conclude that cannabis use among the general population probably increased the risk of car accidents, psychotic symptoms and short-term cognitive impairment.
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I wrote this as an apology song to my friend, but then thought it would be funny to make it sound psychotic, so I changed her name to Ivy.
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Cersei goes straight from her bombing observation deck to wineboarding Septa Unella, and "confessing" in a speech that was surely cathartic for all the psychotic Lannister stans out there.
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Nevertheless, when her son, an accomplished, nationally ranked extreme skier, experienced a psychotic break at the age of 2202, her resolve was tested in ways she never thought possible.
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Mr. Uematsu spent two weeks in the hospital before two doctors determined that his psychotic symptoms had abated and that it was safe to release him, the authorities said.
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"Many, though not all, patients with acute psychotic symptoms are too seriously ill to do without immediate medication, and lack the family support" that those programs generally rely on.
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Ultimately, the study found that there was no evidence that cat ownership during pregnancy or while growing up was linked with the onset of psychotic symptoms later in life.
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It is also likely everyone in your office with access to that stereo has a simply psychotic idea of what music is good to listen to while you're working.
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It is notoriously difficult to find relevant animal models to help make this connection (psychotic mice are hard to spot), which means the more arduous research of humans continues.
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I have been at shows were the models were told to skip and play, and with their frozen, unnatural grins, they looked like they were having a psychotic episode.
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It's important to note that it would not be appropriate to oversimplify all of this and say that van Gogh's psychotic states "made" him "solve" a complicated physics problem.
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It can become hard not to want even more, to the point where your love of the team and a psychotic break are hard to differentiate from each other.
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In a forthcoming book, "Tell Your Children," Alex Berenson, a former Times reporter, argues that legalization is putting a generation at higher risk of schizophrenia and other psychotic syndromes.
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Best known is the infamous torching, by a servant who was probably psychotic, of Taliesin in 1914, and the brutal murder of Borthwick, her two children and four employees.
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The researchers also found that teens who only used cannabis at an early age experienced a 3.2% greater chance of having a psychotic experience as compared to non-users.
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"I was feeling so psychotic with the whole world excited for me and my idols saying I got it," Mensa raps, a weary young soul with timeworn problems. ♦
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Emmanuelle Peters, a clinical psychologist and researcher at King's College London, has been interested in the spectrum of psychotic experiences since she began her career over 25 years ago.
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Previously on Grey's Anatomy, Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasence) shot his psychotic patient six times until he fell out a window and disappeared, leaving a nasty bloodstain on the lawn.
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Berland said in 2009 that there is "incontrovertible data" indicating DeFriest has a significant but treatable ongoing psychotic disturbance that revolves around paranoid delusional thinking and mood disturbance, Middleton says.
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Once inside the hospital, Chanel No. 3 really flexes her nursing chops when she decides to give Dr. Cassidy a custom psychotic evaluation to see what's going on with him.
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His success is the Left&aposs worst nightmare" – Sean Hannity, in his opening monologue on " Hannity ," explaining why some of President Trump&aposs opponents have become "utterly psychotic and unhinged.
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" Two psychiatrists for the defense testified that Ms. Ortega was psychotic at the time of the murders and had a break with reality, entering what they called "a dissociative state.
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Among the general population, not just people with pain or PTSD, the researchers concluded cannabis may carry harms including an increased risk of car crashes, psychotic episodes and cognitive impairments.
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She's a psychotic onscreen booster of Eve's potential who gifts the older woman with a suitcase full of beautiful clothes and murders a colleague she thinks is holding Eve back.
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Reveal that Chuck is actually his evil cousin, or that Betty boiling him alive was a hallucination she had after her secret anti-psychotic medication interacted with something she drank.
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Marijuana use during adolescence has long been linked to an increased risk of developing psychotic disorders like schizophrenia as well as other mental health problems, researchers note in JAMA Pediatrics.
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While postpartum psychosis is rare, four weeks after giving birth, a woman's risk of becoming psychotic is 23 times higher than it is at any other period in her life.
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In the study, 396 patients with moderate-to-severe psychotic symptoms were given Acadia's treatment pimavanserin or placebo as an add-on to their current antipsychotic treatment, the company said.
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Adding pimavanserin to existing antipsychotic treatment showed a consistent trend in improvement of psychotic symptoms, however, the results did not show statistical significance in achieving the main goal, Acadia said.
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To recap: King Robert dies because he's an incompetent drunk; Ned dies because he can't play politics; Robb dies because he can't make necessary sacrifices; Joffrey dies because he's psychotic.
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Kobe Bryant didn't play against the Mavericks last night, but he was in the building and watched from the bench like a totally normal and not at all psychotic teammate.
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"[Trump] used to be kind of like the boob of New York that pretended to be wealthy, or we thought was wealthy, and now he's just a psychotic," Letterman said.
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Insider Podcasts Dozens of innocent people torn apart by "psychotic fanatics" in Brussels: This was clearly the week's worst news, Andrew Rosenthal says, in this quick podcast on recent news.
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So we wrote this song for Tom Watson where it's this very ridiculous number and you have this really maniacal, psychotic, fascist leader of IBM doing this ridiculous dance number.
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In his 30+ years as an artist, Takashi Murakami has developed an iconic signature style embodied by a colorful cast of characters that find themselves somewhere between adorable and psychotic.
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When the medications take full effect people sometimes emerge from a psychotic episode only to realize that they have alienated loved ones or damaged their lives as they knew them.
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But Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg, contends Ms. Ortega has suffered from depression, psychotic thinking and hallucinations since her teens, and never received treatment until after her arrest.
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I saw Ingrid Goes West this weekend, a new Aubrey Plaza movie about social media obsession in the grand tradition of movies about psychotic women (a la Single White Female).
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There's a reason psychedelic researchers screen volunteers carefully, excluding people at risk of serious mental illness like schizophrenia; in rare instances, a psychedelic trip can set off a psychotic break.
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After the PIER program was extended to 25 school districts in and around Portland, there was a 35 percent decline in new hospital admissions for psychotic symptoms, Dr. McFarlane said.
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There are many possible signs that someone is at risk of developing a psychotic break, but too often they are often dismissed as symptoms of typical adolescent behavior, experts say.
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Prosecutors have said Lubitz was suffering from a psychotic illness that led to suicidal thoughts but that he had concealed his illness from his employer, part of the Lufthansa group.
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There are case studies of cannabis-related deaths via at least three mechanisms: (163) Tachycardia, (216) Passing out after dabbing and hitting ones head, and (26.3) Psychotic episodes inducing suicide.
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In the year before his first and only psychotic episode, Devan Fuentes, who was then a 19-year-old community college freshman, was smoking four or five joints a day.
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For the psychiatrists, the new media frenzy generated by this political debate has obscured studies that prove that one in ten adolescents who try marijuana develop psychotic episodes and addictive behaviors.
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During his trial, the defense acknowledged that Chism committed the crime, but said he had severe mental illness and that he has suffered from a psychotic disorder since he was 10.
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"In our study, initial unadjusted analyses suggested a small link between cat ownership and psychotic symptoms at age 13, but this turned out to be due to other factors," she added.
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His wife Giula had her first psychotic break at 27 years old and spent nearly a month in a psych ward; her second and third followed the birth of their son.
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Children who end up with schizophrenia, both with and without a family history, have more problems with their eyes compared to children who develop non-psychotic diseases or other mental illnesses.
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Mavis, who gets described as a "psychotic prom queen bitch" and who sees the world through a willfully delusional and juvenile lens, isn't meant to be some symbol of hollow singledom.
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But I was firmly trapped in the misery of being Donald Trump: self-conscious, bloated, and refreshing my Twitter mentions with psychotic frequency to see who was mad at me now.
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The crew ate lamb and made the blueprint of the set into a board game called the Gumb Game (named for the psychotic killer known in the movie as Buffalo Bill).
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During his trial, the defense acknowledged that Chism committed the murder but said he had severe mental illness and that he has suffered from a psychotic disorder since he was 10.
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Cops say Moles, who is a physician at a PA hospital -- also admitted he'd stopped taking anti-psychotic meds -- to treat PTSD from his military service -- because they made him suicidal.
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A couple of women had psychotic breaks while they were living in the shelter, which was scary, because everybody was living together in such close quarters, and there were children around.
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In a last-gasp effort, some are even deploying Anslinger's patented moral-panic strategy—sensationalizing gruesome homicides as evidence that cannabis really does create psychotic murderers out of unsuspecting weed smokers.
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Patients and their caretakers often try a variety of approaches—usually in tandem: from behavior modification therapies and anti-psychotic medications to special diets, but there is no "one" true cure.
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The most dramatic cases often appear in the media presenting fans as faceless offenders—"crazed" and "psychotic"—inherently pushing aside any context to their lives beyond their relationship to the celebrity.
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Psychotic Melancholia opens with "Large Hall, Slow Decay" a good-natured single focused on teasing a holy roller who's found herself on a mission to save King from her sinning ways.
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The culture that surrounds the production of music can feel like it is overflowing with fragile souls, and it's not uncommon to encounter people who are having full-on psychotic episodes.
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He shined as Don Draper in Mad Men, with his tall, fragile American masculinity, and he delighted as the psychotic and bizarre Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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Whatever Ali's past reputation was, it's Holly, the psychotic villain who tries to ruin Tyler's life and murder pretty much everybody, whom the movie makes sure we know is also promiscuous.
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Christian Bale gives a tour-de-force performance as Patrick Bateman, the main focus of Bret Easton Ellis' novel that looks at a shallow investment banker with a psychotic alter ego.
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His psychotic killer is a white woman and, rather than the ambivalent adulteress of "Psycho," the victim is a black man (a role De Palma optimistically hoped might attract Sidney Poitier).
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Starring Josh Brolin as a man who stumbles upon a large suitcase of cash and Javier Bardem as a psychotic hit man, the movie gets better every time you see it.
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Existing anti-psychotic drugs in the U.S. market include Rexulti from Danish drugmaker H. Lundbeck A/S and Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co Ltd, Vraylar from Allergan Plc, and Johnson & Johnson's Invega.
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Did they know that I'd marched through the city for 12 hours — manic, psychotic and convinced I was being videotaped by secret TV producers, the star of my own reality show?
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Annie might be psychotic, but in "Castle Rock" she's almost a solid citizen, with her crimes paling in comparison to the very strange goings-on at Marsten House, overlooking Jerusalem's Lot.
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In the Lars von Trier movie "Antichrist," the mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg) does not prevent her child's fatal fall, portending her psychotic attempts to kill her husband in a forest called Eden.
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The nurse suspected that Tiffany was at risk of developing a psychotic episode and referred her to the Portland Identification and Early Referral, or PIER, program at the Maine Health Center.
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An additional 28500 states permit patients to access products containing cannabidiol, a specific chemical compound available in the cannabis plant that is known to possess anti-psychotic and anti-epileptic effects.
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In contrast, because psychotic individuals tend to find reality as a whole too painful to bear, they break with it globally, and construct an alternative, delusional, "magical" reality of their own.
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"I lived with a nurse who ended up in the Hare Krishnas and a teacher who was the biggest party girl of all time, with a psychotic ex-boyfriend," Horgan recalls.
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Depression, like other mood disorders — and anxiety, psychotic, personality, eating, and substance-use disorders — is a health condition; the opposite, aside from never developing anything to begin with, is symptom management.
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They can display some warning signs — as Kevin did with the psychotic episode that led to the emergency room visit — but whether they'll become an actual danger is hard to say.
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Leaving aside the Ebola-like trips from hell seen with these recent cases, users have reported psychotic effects, including extreme anxiety, paranoia, and hallucinations, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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" Kelly adds: "This was exacerbated with pathological gambling, Valium and alcohol that caused the perfect storm for mass murder: a delusional, psychotic illness which resulted in violent, suicidal, and explosive murderous rage.
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Kaylee Muthart, the woman who ripped out her own eyes while in a meth-induced psychotic state last month, is finally home and hopes for a better life after losing her sight.
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These cannabinoids are used to mimic the psychoactive effects of THC in the body, not CBD, but are more potent and capable of causing serious health problems, including hallucinations and psychotic episodes.
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"We found low- to moderate-strength evidence that cannabis use is associated with an increased risk for psychotic symptoms, psychosis, mania, and -- in active users -- short-term cognitive dysfunction," the authors noted.
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Prosecutors have said Lubitz was suffering from a mental disorder with psychotic symptoms that led to suicidal thoughts but he had concealed his illness from his employer, part of the Lufthansa group.
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If a psychotic villain is making you fight for your life with a series of desperate, Saw-... Google has agreed to pay the UK £130 million (roughly $185 million) in back taxes.
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One way to view this contrast is as an embodiment of a bipolar episode, as Dani moves from a depressive mental state and into a manic psychotic break with delusions of grandeur.
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They found that the people experiencing psychotic symptoms had abnormal activity compared to the healthy subjects, but that the ones who had taken CBD had brain activity closer to a healthy brain.
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So, the new study was actually pulling out family members with one of a few severe mental disorders: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and psychotic bipolar disorder, which is basically really bad bipolar disorder.
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Only time will tell but we imagine his reaction wasn't much different than how he responded to the robot arms—marveling at the lifelike sensation of human feeling followed by psychotic laughter.
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"Such a state might be associated with a broad range of individual maladaptive responses, including anxiety and depressive reactions, suicidal intention, or even psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations or delusions," they speculated.
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This reactivity, combined with the fact that it takes an average of 110 weeks for an individual experiencing a first psychotic episode to get that treatment, means the current structure is inadequate.
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When mothers used marijuana during pregnancy, children were 38 percent more likely to have these psychotic-like symptoms than the children of mothers who abstained from use during pregnancy, the study found.
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The point of "breakdown," Walser said, is when "someone checks themselves into a psych hospital" in order to return to managing their mental illness, as opposed to someone becoming suicidal or psychotic.
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Andreas Lubitz, 28 – who had a history of severe depression – had started to display symptoms consistent with a psychotic depressive episode in December 2014, and consulted several doctors over the following months.
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A young woman who, after a psychotic episode involving the K.G.B. and aliens, spoke of her longtime boyfriend and all the support he provided when she was fired from her sales job.
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Two years later, while his father, Bill, was flying him from Austin to West Virginia in a private plane, Mr. Johnston had a psychotic episode and caused the plane to crash land.
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Ryan Murphy and company have created a mid-80s period piece for people who miss the blood-drench horror of '70s and '80s, served with a dash of psychotic serial killer motivation.
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Joker, a glimpse into the life of Batman's psychotic arch-nemesis, has somehow become one of the most-reviled and most-defended movies of the year, weeks before being released in theaters.
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As Jesse's new home directs its malevolent energy into his brain and onto his increasingly violent canvases, its psychotic former resident (Pruitt Taylor Vince) becomes obsessed with Jesse's teenage daughter (Kiara Glasco).
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It is common for patients to resist a diagnosis with a psychotic component, insisting instead that what they really have is depression that should be treated with antidepressant medication rather than antipsychotics.
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Jo mistakenly brings Helen to Catherine's party due to a misunderstanding at the hospital, and because of this and several other misunderstandings, Jo and Alex are worried Helen has had a psychotic break.
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"I had a glass of wine and someone gave me a pill that I thought was something that I'd taken before … it was something completely different … and I had a total psychotic blackout."
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In one study the review looked at, pharmaceutical cannabis made psychotic symptoms worse, while in others, pharmaceutical cannabis didn't show any significant effect on mental disorders, but was linked to increased side effects.
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Where to stream: Netflix The psychotic babysitter is hardly a brand-new character invention, but it works well when done right because it taps into every parent's worst nightmare: someone hurting their children.
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Although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: addiction and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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" Zarif, in turn, has used the social media platform to condemn Pompeo and White House National Security Adviser John Bolton's "pure obsession with Iran," calling it "the behavior of persistently failing psychotic stalkers.
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Christian has a surveillance file — pictures, schedules, notes made by a private investigator — on every woman he wanted to turn into a submissive; for most women, that would be deal-breaking psychotic behavior.
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Developer id Software tried to revive the name in 2004's Doom 3, and while it was a technological showcase, it missed the mark on what made Doom work: fast, borderline psychotic violence.
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In the study, 396 patients with moderate-to-severe psychotic symptoms were given Acadia's treatment pimavanserin or placebo as an add-on to their current antipsychotic treatment, the company said in a statement.
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Prosecutors have said Lubitz was suffering from a mental disorder with psychotic symptoms that led to suicidal thoughts but that he had concealed his illness from his employer, part of the Lufthansa group.
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In a May hearing on the issue, two psychologists who evaluated Dear testified that the South Carolina native suffers from a psychotic delusional disorder that renders him incapable of assisting in his defense.
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That's not really a new concept in The Walking Dead, but the Whisperers, and specifically their leader who has named herself Alpha, have a more psychotic drive than any other villains before them.
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"The idea that simply by having someone look at someone, that they can determine that they're about to have a psychotic episode is a faulty theory," said Davis, a former Boston police commissioner.
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Whichever route they took to the top—whether by race-baiting and the Electoral College in Trump's case, or psychotic preparation and creative payroll maneuvers in the Patriots'—they now stand there together.
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We want to know too Drinking water contaminated with THC can lead to impaired coordination, increased anxiety, and even psychotic symptoms like hallucination and paranoia, according to the Colorado Department of Health & Environment.
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At the firm, Wray, a graduate of Yale University and its law school, defended Johnson & Johnson's Janssen Pharmaceutical unit in a Justice Department probe over off-label use of anti-psychotic drug Risperdal.
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"Some children with psychotic experiences are at increased risk to develop psychosis or other psychiatric disorders," said lead study author Dr. Koen Bolhuis, a researcher at Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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With many blaming the government's blunders and ideological blinders for impoverishing the country, widespread scarcities have forced the mentally ill to go without anti-psychotic medication; water shortages have prompted rationing and blackouts.
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Acadia Pharmaceuticals rose after a Food and Drug Administration panel made a positive recommendation for Acadia's drug Nuplazid, which is intended to treat psychotic delusions and behaviors that harm patients with Parkinson's disease.
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Mr. Pean was in the midst of a psychotic episode last August when he was admitted to St. Joseph Medical Center for minor injuries after an automobile accident in the hospital parking lot.
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Her eldest stepson is bipolar and first had a psychotic break at 17; he would have been uninsured the moment he turned 18 and unable to get medicines that manage his mental health.
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Amanda Delaney, 19, of Queens, a hostess at the restaurant who works the weekend brunch shift — which, she said, could get "psychotic" — said that the restaurant gets about 700 diners per work shift.
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He set a good example for all these really clever Jewish businesspeople who lived in Berlin and contributed towards the German economy, before a psychotic government decided to get rid of the Jews.
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" Zarif, in turn, has used the social media platform to condemn Pompeo and White House National Security Adviser John Bolton's "pure obsession with Iran," calling it "the behavior of persistently failing psychotic stalkers.
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The German co-pilot who crashed the Germanwings jet into the Alps last year, killing all 4353 people onboard, was in the thick of a psychotic depressive episode, French investigators said on Sunday.
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Sure, a lot of women in erotic thrillers have a heaping dose of sexual confidence, but Frannie doesn't fit the psychotic woman stereotype from so many of the films before In the Cut.
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"It is clear that Mr. Lamparello suffered from a psychotic episode," Mr. DiLorenzo said on Wednesday, "and the events leading up to and including the incident at St. Patrick's Cathedral support this conclusion."
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"Higher THC strains are more likely to cause problems in people at risk for psychotic illness," said Dr. Julie Holland, a psychiatrist and editor of The Pot Book: A Complete Guide to Cannabis.
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Cas Shearin, director of investigations and monitoring at Disability Rights North Carolina, recalls a 1988 case in which, during an alcohol-related psychotic break, a man shot four strangers he thought were demons.
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On a trip to Panama some years ago, my roommate developed psychotic hallucinations from the drug Lariam, which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had recommended at the time to prevent malaria.
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Despite conventional wisdom suggesting otherwise, he persevered in the belief that an impending psychotic break could be identified and prevented if it was recognized early and appropriate steps taken to head it off.
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He added that Thomas was on various anti-psychotic and anti-depressant medications for his mental illness and suggested that he may not have been taking those medications as prescribed in recent weeks.
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The German co-pilot who crashed the Germanwings jet into the Alps last year, killing all 150 people onboard, was in the thick of a psychotic depressive episode, French investigators said on Sunday.
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She had fallen out with her family and had stopped taking her anti-psychotic medication — in large part because she felt the side effects compromised her ability to stay safe on the streets.
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Kevin had just suffered a psychotic episode in 20163, and Pete raced Kevin to emergency care to hopefully get Kevin into some form of long-term care, potentially against Kevin's will if necessary.
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In the hospital, she began taking a regular dose of anti-psychotic medication and in December of 2015 was declared competent to stand trial, as an adult, for the attempted murder of Leutner.
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Although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: dependence and overuse, accidents, nondeadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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The clinic helps the mentally ill avoid winding up in the ER, where round-the-clock activity and confusion is ill-suited to the needs of patients who are already agitated, suicidal or psychotic.
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Speaking of world leaders who despise Trump, Iran's Supreme Leader called Trump "psychotic" on Twitter and accused the U.S. along with Britain of attempting to use social unrest in Iran to overthrow its leaders.
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The National Academies' report, though, says that other possibilities are plausible: Maybe psychosis or psychotic disorders lead to marijuana use, or a third factor — say, genes or environment — leads to psychosis and marijuana use.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive trailer of Angel of Mine, the 39-year-old actress stars Lizzie, a woman on the edge of a psychotic break after losing her infant daughter in a hospital accident.
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Unfortunately for Luke, Diamondback's real name is Willis Stryker, and he's Luke's psychotic half-brother, and the dude who framed Luke for the crime that landed him in Seagate Prison in the first place.
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And the connections between vision abnormalities and schizophrenia have become more deeply established in recent years—visual abnormalities are being found before a person has any psychotic symptoms, sometimes predicting who will develop schizophrenia.
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Psychotherapy can be as effective as antidepressants in treating moderate or milder forms of depression, but more severe forms of depression, including suicidal depression and psychotic depression, are an entirely different matter, he explained.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Phyllida Barlow: tilt, the British sculptor's new show at Hauser & Wirth's Chelsea outpost, arrives like a thunderclap: riotous, ravaged, and throbbing to the beat of our psychotic moment.
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"He used to be kind of like the boob of New York that pretended to be wealthy, or we thought was wealthy, and now he's just a psychotic," the former late-night host said.
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Also: There is dancing, some wonderfully thick carpets, a Southern-drawling AI called Earl who's on your side, a psychotic chess player (sort of), and escape pods that look like a dick and balls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Refugees fleeing war, violence and persecution have a much higher risk of developing psychotic illnesses like schizophrenia than people who migrate for economic or social reasons, according to research published on Tuesday.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For the British teachers grappling with a mental health crisis in the classroom, running a suicide watch or rushing psychotic pupils to hospital can increasingly fall into a day's work.
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Although there's still no magic cure for a patient's marijuana-related hyperemesis, Moulin and other doctors say they're getting better at treating the symptoms, using old anti-psychotic medications and cream for muscle aches.
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Still, studies suggest that a small number of those experiencing psychotic episodes — especially paranoid thoughts, accompanied by voices making commands — are more likely to act on hostile urges than people without a mental illness.
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Nacho has very few specifics he's working with, other than that it makes sense to kill Tuco in broad daylight because, well, Nacho already feels like a dead man walking around his psychotic boss.
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Time magazine put him on its cover, running a banner ("The Psychotic & Society") across a photo of him — just another smiling guy in glasses — reading a newspaper, with a small dog at his side.
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Welcome aboard to Last Legs members, Alizarin Crimson members—alizarin crimson is basically a red color—and parents travelling with small children who have not been abandoned at another gate during a psychotic break.
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The email invite informed me that the expo begins Saturday at 8 AM, but encouraged me to show up at 6:45 AM. Like many of the ideas I would encounter, this seemed psychotic.
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But that awareness—the fact that you are grappling with whether you are "going crazy" or not—can be the litmus test to prove that you are not, in fact, having a psychotic episode.
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Diving into any given thread you'd be lucky to find someone whose age drops below 55—but you will encounter one of the most unnerving melanges of psychotic ramblings and hateful screeds available anywhere.
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Also, for Angelica, she has no desire to return home to a country run by "Duterte, a paranoid psychotic," and says it's the same for many of her family member living in Hong Kong.
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I thought she was having a vaguely psychotic episode at the time, but after watching those matte, robotic arms slowly assemble around Kanye West in the "Stronger" video, I know exactly what she means.
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However, she did note that previous research on the same sample of New Zealanders has shown that heavy weed smoking is associated with increased risk of psychotic illness, IQ decline, and downward socioeconomic mobility.
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There are at least some murderers — I'm thinking of, at the very least, the kind of psychotic serial killers, the Ted Bundys of the world — that probably we really should keep away from society.
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Their claustrophobic debut EP, released a full 05 years ago, was as frantic as anything The Blood Brothers unleashed in their career, controlled by Zinner, and beaten back again by The Locust's psychotic tendencies.
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About one in five are likely psychotic or delusional, according to Dr. Michael Stone, a forensic psychiatrist at Columbia University who maintains a database of 350 mass killers going back more than a century.
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The report said that Mr. Qahtani spent four or five days in the psychiatric unit of a hospital in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, after an "acute psychotic break" and a suicide attempt in May 2000.
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Case in point, according to new research, people who use cannabis daily, as well as those who use high-potency weed, may be three times more likely to develop psychotic disorder than never-users.
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In his psychotic rage, Primo had failed to understand how lucrative those expenses could be, and just as Bertolini did before him, he decided that keeping Paul around was no longer worth the trouble.
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"Oftentimes, people who are psychotic are willing to try to get help, but our system is set up not to really help them, not to make it easy until you get arrested," Pete said.
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The program also tries to include the patients — people struggling with a first psychotic "break" from reality, most of them in their late teens and 20s — as equals in decisions about care, including drug dosage.
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"We have considered expert evidence from both prosecution and defense psychiatrists who have concluded that Bulhan was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia and experiencing a psychotic episode at the time," prosecutor Malcolm McHaffie said. Det. Insp.
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Cramer attributed the rebound to Alkermes' new anti-psychotic drug, Aristada, which is a longer-acting version of Abilify that makes it easier for people with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder to stay on their medication.
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And, as the trailer gives away the film's main twist, it is no spoiler to say that the boss of the Spiders is none other than Lisbeth's own psychotic sister Camilla, played by Sylvia Hoeks.
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To be fair, she absolutely should be, but if we didn't know that Joe was a bona fide psychotic stalker, this might read more as a rich girl not wanting her BFF to slum it.
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For fans of bi-level lounges with weekly drag shows, blonde wood floors, and house cocktails with names like "Freudian Sip" and "Psychotic Episode," though, this Hell's Kitchen hangout is certainly an option worth exploring.
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Verdict: This pub got gentrified, and no one leaves here till we find out who did it (although at least you can buy a cocktail named after everyone's favorite psychotic pint throwing hardman, Franco Begbie).
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Alderman Roderick Sawyer said Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office was urging that City Council members approve the settlement for the family of the man, Philip Coleman, 38, who had a reaction to an anti-psychotic drug.
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He said the experts had ruled out a number of possible mental illnesses and ultimately concluded that van Gogh had suffered from psychotic episodes, though the underlying cause of his mental illness is not known.
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" He specified that van Gogh suffered short psychotic episodes or intermittent psychosis, "because in psychosis, everyone thinks of schizophrenia, and schizophrenia is long-lasting, chronic disease without insight, without introspection, without the fear of relapse.
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Women with postpartum psychosis are sometimes depressed but more often exhibit mania, characterized by decreased need for sleep, grandiosity, and risky behavior, along with psychotic symptoms such as disorganization, confusion, and sometimes hallucinations and delusions.
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The rest of us ship our possessions from one miserable house-share to the next, only communicating with our roommates through passive-aggressive notes on a smelly shared fridge or the occasional psychotic text message.
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Weaker social cohesion and higher crime rates in dense urban areas increase psychotic symptoms in children, including hearing or seeing things that others do not, found a 2016 study published by U.S.-based Duke University.
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Mr. Holonics, a young Leipzig-born actor, gives a savage, volatile performance as Martin, the amoral, borderline-psychotic scion of the von Essenbeck clan, whose bloody ascent to the top also involves pedophilia and incest.
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We haven't started shooting yet and we decide to take out a bunch of pellet pistols and put on protective eyewear, and me and Favreau and a couple other folks literally had a psychotic shootout.
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A 2003 study in The American Journal of Forensic Psychology, for example, showed that doctors are more likely to find minorities incompetent to stand trial and more likely to diagnose psychotic disorders in African-Americans.
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In research involving 88 people with psychosis - a mental disorder characterised by anxiety, paranoia and hallucinations - the scientists found patients treated with CBD had lower levels of psychotic symptoms than those who received a placebo.
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As the caretaker begged our clinic's nurse to track down Betty's doctor and tell him that Betty was having a psychotic episode, Betty stood between her and the apartment's front door with a kitchen knife.
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The man's actions may have been psychotic or deliberate, in pursuit of a fantasy of being wanted and taken care of, said Dr. Gail Saltz, clinical associate professor of psychiatry at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
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The character of these collections reflects the fact that art brut, outsider art and the creations of self-taught artists in general should not be called "psychotic art," as they were, inaccurately, in the past.
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And although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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Breggin said the drug may have impeded Carter's abilities to empathize with others and make sound decisions, and that she likely "was having a psychotic delusion" as a result of the medication, reports the Boston Globe.
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