In the needle was a cocktail of sedatives and antipsychotics.
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The drugs included sedatives, muscle relaxers, painkillers and sleep aids.
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Doctors cut back on the sedatives the evening of Oct.
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The sedatives made my mother sleep for hours at a time.
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He needed sedatives just to allow the doctor to do the procedure.
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That would consist of providing pain medications and sedatives to soothe them.
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Benzodiazepines and opioids are both sedatives, and the combination is especially deadly.
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Was he aware of the potential dangers of mixing opioids with other sedatives?
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He confessed to slipping her sedatives and then strangling her in her sleep.
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The Justice Ministry's Torisu disputed that sedatives were used to pacify troublesome detainees.
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That also explains the sedatives we saw him mixing into her food earlier.
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To help patients deal with the stresses of hospitalization, sedatives are often prescribed.
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Have you ever noticed that sedatives can give you some really strange dreams?
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After decades of development, they're still less sprinty Terminator and more … octogenarian on sedatives.
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All of these drugs are benzodiazepines, sometimes called benzos, which essentially function as sedatives.
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Bridgewater was given sedatives, according to Zimmer, and is scheduled to have a MRI.
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Doctors warn that opioids should never be taken with sleeping pills or other sedatives.
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Usually burglars befriend the passengers and loot them by offering food laced with sedatives.
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Another may have to take sedatives before flying, but adore speaking to a crowd.
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He names seizure disorders, catatonia, and life-threatening withdrawal from alcohol and other sedatives.
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Just like the sedatives and amphetamines the V.A. used to send me by mail.
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Some inmates told Reuters they were given sedatives after arguing with guards or other detainees.
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"I didn't want to harm Kelsey," said Kenney, who delivered the coffee without the sedatives.
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That was in 1930, under Stalin, and there were no sedatives to ease her pain.
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Police toxicology tests found a mix of five powerful painkillers and sedatives in Woods's system.
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The baby girl consistently takes painkillers and sedatives, and she is paralyzed at all times.
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The horses are not sedated, but sedatives are available in an emergency, said Mr. Dutta.
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The coroner's findings showed Petty had a mix of prescription painkillers, sedatives and an antidepressant.
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Choi was also once taken to hospital after being found unconscious following an overdose of sedatives.
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The prescription of sedatives and antidepressants is common in Japan's detention centers, say doctors and detainees.
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"Be aware that many airlines do not accept pets that have been medicated with any sedatives"
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But in combination with other sedatives, often opioids and alcohol, "their lethality is magnified," Reisfield said.
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Sedatives are mostly administered in drops, because that way you can't hide them underneath your tongue.
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Existing aid-in-dying laws give doctors the authority to write a prescription for deadly sedatives.
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After about eight days on a ventilator, Sheila's doctors unhooked the machine, stopped the sedatives, and waited.
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The drugs included powerful narcotics such as oxycodone, methadone and hydrocodone, and sedatives like Xanax and Valium.
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An injection is administered to counteract the sedatives, and she's on her feet again, grumpy but alive.
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These include pain medications, sedatives, electrolyte solutions, antibiotics, antidotes and drugs that undo the effects of anesthesia.
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Some states responded by turning to more widely available sedatives or even to illegal and unregulated suppliers.
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We can only administer sedatives in a clinical setting to reduce agitation on a short-term basis.
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The glue that keeps this hospital in order — the sedatives, tranquilizers and medications — is nearly all gone.
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Many were given opioids not only unnecessarily and in dangerous dosages, but in dangerous combinations with sedatives.
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They are sedatives used primarily to treat insomnia, and users have reported all variety of adverse reactions.
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Defense attorneys argued the testimony should be blocked because there's no evidence he gave the sedatives to Constand.
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A rising proportion of teenagers have never tried anything mind-altering, including alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, inhalants and sedatives.
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Elena even stopped taking the sedatives John gave her in order to really connect with her new love.
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Jackson died in 2009, at age 50, from a fatal combination of sedatives and the surgical anesthetic propofol.
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Some vets prescribe strong sedatives, but even if the immediate crisis is averted, the underlying phobia remains untreated.
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Tranquilizers, sedatives, sleeping pills, antidepressants, antipsychotics, diuretics and blood pressure medications may all increase your risk of falling.
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Had they come for the sweet sedatives that were no doubt pumping into the area from underground cylinders?
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Nichols, who had Benadryl in his system at the time of the crash, also took sedatives and opioids.
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At first, I didn't object to the pills that arrived by mail: antidepressants, sedatives, amphetamines and mood stabilizers.
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Instead of trying to eliminate pain with narcotics and sedatives, Browder and his colleagues decided to prioritize patient function.
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Sometimes these restraints — either a physical hold or a shot of sedatives — happened with little provocation, according to interviews.
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For example, the class of sedatives called benzodiazepines stimulates neurotransmitters in the brain, causing drowsiness and reduction in anxiety.
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Obesity, smoking and use of alcohol or sedatives can contribute to the disorder, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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We also often see the illicit use of benzodiazepines, a class of sedatives that include diazepam, etizolam and alprazolam.
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They also showed jurors testimony from his deposition in which he admitted giving young women sedatives in the 1970s.
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"Instead, we could make the environment more conducive to rest and reduce the use of sedatives," Dr. Ubel said.
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Sedatives and hypnotics were used more often among older age groups, researchers report in the Journal of Clinical Toxicology.
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But it maintained that she was suffering from severe sepsis, and was heavily medicated with painkillers, sedatives and paralytics.
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He is kept awash in antipsychotics and sedatives, and an attendant watches, bathes, and feeds him through the day.
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The majority of opioid-related deaths involve multiple drugs, especially combining opioids with other sedatives, such as alcohol or benzodiazepines.
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Mohammad's outbursts would've given them away, so the family was forced to inject him with sedatives to save the group.
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During the same period, overdose deaths from prescription drugs like Valium and Klonopin — sedatives called benzodiazepines — increased by five times.
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The hospital also requested independent reviews of its protocols involving sedatives, as well as its process for carrying out research.
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In testimony given for Constand's civil case, Cosby acknowledged giving women sedatives before sex but insisted the encounters were consensual.
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" Same goes for two or more sedatives, he points out, as "the risks of extreme sedation or coma are heightened.
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The study authors note that some sedatives have side effects and the higher the dose, the greater likelihood for problems.
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One reason is that current devices are unable to deal with the considerable variability in how people respond to sedatives.
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At one facility, children recounted being held down for forcible injections, which medical records show are powerful antipsychotics and sedatives.
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Earlier on Monday, the medical team stopped feeding Lambert food and water through a gastric tube and was administering sedatives.
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Without sedatives, nurses say, they must restrain patients or lock them in isolation cells to keep them from harming themselves.
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One examined the use of ketamine in prehospital settings, and another compared four other sedatives and antipsychotics in the emergency room.
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He told me that he started taking two sedatives in the morning so that he wouldn't burst into tears at work.
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Nichopoulos provided him with painkillers such as Quaalude, Demerol, codeine, Percodan, Dilaudid, as well as a variety of stimulants and sedatives.
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The UN's official investigation, published in June, found that Khashoggi was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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Men are more likely to be given pain medication than women are, while women are more likely to be given sedatives.
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Combining opioids with alcohol or other drugs, such as Xanax or other sedatives, can increase these symptoms of an overdose, Fiellin said.
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In January, Magistrate Judge Michael Merz rejected Ohio's use of certain sedatives in executions after the state changed its lethal injection process.
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She added that she was concerned the sedatives would have long-term health effects, noting that something in her daughter had changed.
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So that he could fully enjoy his daughter's wedding, Hammonds was taken off of his sedatives for the duration of the ceremony.
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The powerful sedatives were banned in 1983, and Cosby said he no longer had them when the alleged incident with Constand occurred.
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The investigation also found that mental illnesses ranging from depression to anxiety were rife, with the prescription of sedatives and antidepressants common.
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Known as the King of Pop, Jackson died at age 50 in 2009 from an overdose of the anesthetic propofol and sedatives.
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Barbiturates, a class of sedatives that helped hundreds of thousands of people to feel calmer, were among the first popular psychiatric drugs.
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This type of sterilization can technically be done in a gynecologist's office, since there is no need for sedatives or a blade.
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John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon both took medication used to treat anxiety -- along with a cocktail of other stimulants and sedatives.
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Pregnancy Resource Centers are cornucopias of "goods" that put the dismal abortion clinics and their stirrups, sedatives, and suction apparatus to shame.
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Nichols, who had a high amount of Benadryl in his system at the time of the crash, also took sedatives and opioids.
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During sworn depositions taken after Constand sued Cosby, the entertainer acknowledged obtaining prescription sedatives in the 1970s to give to young women.
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Maybe it's the forest smells that turn us on; aerosols present in evergreen forests act as mild sedatives while also stimulating respiration.
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A toxicology report found marijuana, alcohol, "a cocaine-related substance," sedatives, anti-anxiety medications and morphine in her system when she was found.
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These days, tetanus treatment still consists of proper wound care, sedatives, and symptom management, though there's no cure according to the Mayo Clinic.
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For that, she was dragged from her home, injected with sedatives, strangled, tied up in a van and then burned, Pakistani officials said.
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They had heard transcripts from police interviews in which Cosby admitted to giving sedatives to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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They focused on six product types: prescription opioids, prescription sedatives, prescription steroids, prescription stimulants, other prescription drugs and illicit opioids such as heroin.
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"Antacids like ranitidine and cimetidine can potentially increase one's blood alcohol concentration, and booze could amplify the side effects of sedatives," he says.
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"The patient is being administered sedatives in the intensive care unit and mechanical ventilation is maintained using a life support device," doctors said.
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The official UN investigation, published in June this year, found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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That's when they started to see that people who used cannabis chronically were being given much higher doses of sedatives than non-users.
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During one of their sessions, the protagonist finds herself reminding Dr. Tuttle that her mother is dead, that she mixed alcohol with sedatives.
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They use different words, but they paint a similar picture of strong sedatives and a man who doesn't look for an affirmative yes.
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The CMS database does not include restraint with sedatives, however, and is limited to psychiatric patients in general hospitals and freestanding psychiatric hospitals.
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Another, Patricia, said her daughter Christy had tried to kill herself inside the facility and was put on anti-anxiety medication and sedatives.
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In addition to opioids, past-year marijuana users were more likely to misuse sedatives and tranquilizers than their peers, according to the report.
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Sedatives really smoothed out the irritation of being told to go fuck myself, and allowed me to perform tasks in a cool, collected way.
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Overall, 12% of adults reported antidepressant use; 8.3% reported taking anti-anxiety meds, sedatives and hypnotics; and 1.6% reported filling a prescription for antipsychotics.
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And yet none of them have apparently ever heard of deathtraps, poisons, sedatives, or any weapon with a longer range than a machine gun.
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" Those errors, along with sedatives Dragon was taking to help him sleep, culminated in what he calls a "very bad experience with side effects.
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Cosby admitted under oath that he procured sedatives for the purpose of giving them to young women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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And while opioids and other drugs can act as sedatives, K2 can cause agitation and exacerbate existing mental illness in those who use it.
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In many cases, doctors injected opponents with sedatives before they were dropped, still alive, from planes into the freezing waters of the South Atlantic.
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Killings were done in the youths' own beds, as nurses issued overdoses of sedatives until the children grew ill and died, usually of pneumonia.
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Because it's so difficult to determine how wild animals will react to sedatives, each operation is a risk that some organizations deem too risky.
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For a society like Italy, keeping company with others is better than sedatives, and if you have to do without, you suffer withdrawal symptoms.
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At Davos, the sedatives applied to the Trump temper included a brass band -- something not ordinarily seen at the conference -- that trumpeted his appearance.
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Mark writes: Maybe it's the forest smells that turn us on; aerosols present in evergreen forests act as mild sedatives while also stimulating respiration.
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Southern states have fewer drug-treatment facilities, and more women take benzodiazepines, a class of sedatives and anti-anxiety drugs, along with opioids, Hand found.
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No wonder, as our lives become more abstract, that the more functional highs and lows of stimulants and sedatives are not doing it for some.
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Authorities broke down the apartment door and caught Guo with condoms, a ski mask, military tear gas and syringes filled with sedatives, according to prosecutors.
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At the time of her original arrest, police found a stockpile of sedatives and alternate identity documents, which she procured over a number of years.
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This law was extended in 2016 to allow terminally ill people to be put to sleep with sedatives—to cut short their suffering before death.
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Some sedatives like Xanax or Valium should be used cautiously, and it's a good idea to avoid over-the-counter allergy, cold and sleep medications.
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The drug, developed in the 1970s, grew into one of the pharmaceutical industry's most popular sedatives and was first used in an execution in 2013.
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As a result, physicians are turning to alternative — and less-well-understood — combinations of opioids and sedatives for those who cannot afford the standard medication.
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As the shortage continued, states turned to other European companies for alternative drugs, such as phenobarbital and propofol, that are typically used as sedatives for surgeries.
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And prescriptions for both stimulant medications, to keep up in an increasingly chaotic and distracting world, and sedatives, to unwind when it overwhelms, have jumped accordingly.
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Dogs are then raced without sedatives, or given stimulant drugs, or steroids in order to improve their performance, earning those in the know big cash rewards.
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In the days leading up to the birth, Cole—then aged 16—had been dosed with barbiturate drugs and other sedatives and then induced into labor.
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We poured powerful sedatives into her veins in desperate attempts to dampen her agony, antibiotics to combat the constant blood infections, drugs to suppress her seizures.
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While the abuse of prescription opioids has received widespread attention, benzodiazepine (BZD) sedatives have seen a similar growth rate, with prescription rates nearly doubling since 2003.
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In late March, the Jakarta police broke up a begging ring that enlisted children as panhandlers and rented out infants drugged with sedatives to adult beggars.
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But these medical techniques for restraint, like soft straps to keep a patient in a bed or wheelchair and injectable sedatives, have strict regulations for use.
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The local Stasi boss, with whom the K.G.B. worked closely, was detained and committed suicide by taking sedatives and lying down beside an oven belching gas.
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Drugs that were targets for deprescribing included sedatives, first-generation antihistamines, glyburide (used to treat diabetes), and certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, like ibuprofen or naproxen.
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From bong-powered vibrators to airplane seats filled with sedatives, the archives of the USPTO serve as a testament to the reckless spirit of American innovation.
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During that time, the hospital identified 20173,985 patients who received injectable drugs -- opioids, sedatives or antihistamines -- from the nurse while she was on duty, the investigation revealed.
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In the least sexy scene of arousal this side of a Jodorowsky film, Miller gets a randy look in his eyes as Penny pukes up the sedatives.
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Some people believe that the parents gave Madeleine sedatives so that she would stay asleep and quiet while her parents and their friends were out for dinner.
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It reveals that Cosby admitted he gave sedatives to women he was planning to have sex with and that he tried to hide affairs from his wife.
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A Vermont day care provider is accused of killing a 6-month-old girl by giving her sedatives so the infant would take a nap, PEOPLE confirms.
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Users should avoid alcohol and other sedatives and check with a doctor for potential interactions with blood pressure medications, blood thinners, birth control pills and psychiatric medications.
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Psychotropic medication is used to treat clinical psychiatric symptoms and mental disorders, and can include antidepressants, sedatives and anti-psychotics, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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The doctors gave me sedatives and anti-seizure medication, but it didn't keep me from violently tossing and turning for hours on the rough hospital bed sheets.
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The idea is to get robots so good at picking and placing products that they make human workers look like sloths on sedatives, thus supercharging order fulfillment centers.
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Checks are needed to ensure doctors do not prescribe "massive amounts" of sedatives to keep "rebellious" detainees quiet, Shimomitsu wrote in his letter to then-Justice Minister Kamikawa.
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One girl reportedly said she had been beaten and starved when she tried to resist, while others were given food laced with sedatives and forced to sleep naked.
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The group proposes that herbal cannabis be put in the same category as steroids and sedatives, meaning that it could be prescribed by doctors and dispensed by chemists.
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The state had planned to execute eight death row inmates in a span of 11 days in April before its supply of sedatives used in the process expired.
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In the past three years, racing greyhounds have tested positive for an alphabet soup of sedatives, steroids, and stimulants, designed to either hinder or boost a dog's ability.
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Nearly a decade ago, drugmakers in the United States and Europe stopped selling the sedatives that prison officials had long used to render inmates unconscious before executing them.
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Nearly a decade ago, drugmakers in the United States and Europe stopped selling the sedatives that prison officials had long used to render inmates unconscious before executing them.
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Instead, he gave them drinks spiked with sedatives, prosecutors said, before poking their belly buttons to make sure they were unconscious and then raping them, sometimes for hours.
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A different analysis compared the prevention of anxiety before scheduled surgery by either taking benzodiazepine sedatives or using a relaxing playlist put together by a licensed music therapist.
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Cacciatore's research has found that about a third percent of parents who lose a child are drugged with antidepressants or sedatives in the first 48 hours after the death.
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They turned to online testimonials where many drugs users go to report their experiences with a great variety of substances, from psychedelics and deliriants to sedatives and antipsychotic drugs.
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The trio showed, without meaning to, that sedatives lower the activity of the brain through several clear stages, and that each stage is observable in that organ's electrical readings.
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Then, it's up to veterinarians, armed with a slew of antibiotics, analgesics, sedatives and nutritional supplements, to figure out the best way to treat the sick or injured animals.
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He was one of eight inmates who had been scheduled to be put to death before Arkansas' supply of sedatives used in its lethal injections expires at month's end.
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Just this week, after all, research presented at an international anesthesiology conference suggests that iPads are just as effective as conventional sedatives at keeping kids calm right before surgery.
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Midazolam, a benzodiazepine, was developed in the 1970s and became one of the world's most commonly used sedatives; it is used to make a prisoner unconscious and limit pain.
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He was taking sedatives and opioids, and also had a high enough dosage of Benadryl in his system at the time of the crash to have an "impairing" effect.
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She's kept alive through a host of painkillers, sedatives, and paralytic drugs — and even then, her infant body must battle through "dying events" two to three times a day.
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This lowered stress helps to improve patient-doctor communication, decreases the need for painkillers or sedatives in some procedures, and generally reduces hospital stays while improving perceptions of visits.
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He dismissed the work as second-rate Lou Reed, would attempt suicide, abuse strong sedatives and use religion to suppress doubts around his sexuality amid an inherently homophobic Deep South.
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Because of the delays, and because Arkansas' sedatives will expire at the end of the month, those four inmates will not be executed in April, a spokesman for Hutchinson said.
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These included the administration of sedatives, notably chloral, which is addictive, and which was prescribed for Virginia Woolf, who suffered from major depression; insulin-induced comas; electroshock treatments; and lobotomies.
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She tended to take a sleeping pill, so he suggested that with the combination of sedatives and red wine, she could have woozily slipped as she puttered up to bed.
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Medical records filed as evidence show children were being injected with sedatives and antipsychotics, and that many of the pills they were given were powerful and sometimes addictive psychotropic medications.
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In general, substances at historic low levels of use in 2018 were alcohol, cigarettes, heroin, prescription opioids, MDMA (ecstasy or Molly), methamphetamine, amphetamines, sedatives and ketamine, according to the report.
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Advocates for immigrant youth sued the agency over allegations that doctors forcibly dosed children at Shiloh with sedatives and other drugs without first seeking permission from their parents or guardians.
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The United Arab Emirates and Japan, for example, are among the most restrictive nations, but many ban or restrict importing narcotics, sedatives, amphetamines and other common over-the-counter medications.
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Once, when P-22's G.P.S. was down, he ambushed him from a tree limb with a blow dart loaded with sedatives, and replaced the collar while P-22 slept.
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Today, ketamine is used in pediatric emergency rooms, for example in the case of a fracture, because it's safer than other sedatives, said CNN's Dr. Edith Bracho-Sanchez, a pediatrician.
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Last week, there were 90 entries on the list: antibiotics, drugs for anesthesia, compounds to light up veins and organs for imaging, immunosuppressives to prevent organ rejection, tube-feeding solutions, sedatives.
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The deposition, in which Cosby acknowledged giving sedatives to young women, was unsealed a decade later, and prosecutors cited it as a crucial piece of evidence when they brought criminal charges.
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His owner, Sarah, posted this picture of Oscar on the way home from surgery, while he was still on sedatives, showing that he might have not had too bad a time.
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A shallower sleep could lead to a negative cycle where you're dependent on sedatives to sleep, and stimulants such as caffeine or sugary food to stay awake during the day. 3.
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Rather than sedatives that muddle thinking and cause sleepiness, the NADA protocol keeps people relaxed during withdrawal, but alert enough to work through their psychological issues during counseling sessions, Carter says.
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Husnain Anwar Warekar, 35, put sedatives in his relatives' food before slashing their throats with a knife, according to Gajanan Kabdule, a police spokesman in the western Indian city of Thane.
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Pfizer's decision follows its acquisition last year of Hospira, a company that has made seven drugs used in executions including barbiturates, sedatives and agents that can cause paralysis or heart failure.
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Constand said she has no further legal action pending against Cosby, who, in that case, admitted he got prescription sedatives to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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On cross-examination, Dr. Barie acknowledged that the delirium waxed and waned, and that Ms. Ortega was taken off the sedatives once a day to let doctors assess her mental state.
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He said Ms. Ortega, who was on heavy sedatives after extensive surgery to save her life, was still slipping in and out of delirium when he examined her on Nov. 5.
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Of the lawyers that did answer those questions, 21 percent used cocaine, crack and stimulants; 22015 percent used opioids; 2911 percent used marijuana and hash; and nearly 6003 percent used sedatives.
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During the national anthem, TV cameras clearly capture Patriots coach Bill Belichick pouring liquid from a bottle labeled "SEDATIVES" into the Rams' Gatorade, but the NFL referee crew fails to notice.
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"The danger in these sedatives is you go from experiencing a little bit of a euphoria to becoming completely comatose," said Raymond Ho, managing director of the California Poison Control Center.
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She also points out that the real problem was not opioid abuse, the way the attention-grabbing headlines almost always misrepresent it, but rather the combined use of opioids with other sedatives.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration, formally if not informally, still considers marijuana more dangerous and more addictive than the prescription painkillers and sedatives that accounted for more than 25,000 overdose deaths in 2014.
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It reveals that Cosby, who is now 78, admitted that he gave sedatives to women he was planning to have sex with and that he tried to hide affairs from his wife.
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In 2015, a judge made parts of that settlement public, including Cosby's deposition in which he admitted he got prescription sedatives to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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When not comparing "Uncut Gems" to a heart attack, critics have called it "a merciless assault on the senses," offering earnest and divergent opinions about which sedatives might best help viewers recover.
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While the variety of the seized alcohol remains a mystery, manufacturers of tainted alcohol in other incidents have been known to mix in high levels of poisonous methanol or mixed in cheap sedatives.
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The suicide risk is particularly high when veterans misuse prescription sedatives, with more than quadrupled odds of suicide for men and more than 216 times the risk for women, the study also found.
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The National Survey on Drug Use and Health in 2500 found that 2101 million Americans, 12 and older, take prescription painkillers, tranquilizers, sedatives or, increasingly among children and young adults, stimulants like Adderall.
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At the news conference in Oklahoma on Wednesday, officials did not discuss the use of sedatives, but said they had not yet determined a protocol in which to carry out executions with nitrogen.
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Rather than cast fear and uncertainty on opioids across the board, public health education campaigns would be more effective at saving lives if they advised opioid users to avoid combining opioids with other sedatives.
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During the news conference Monday he also said a non-lethal approach -- like hypodermic sedatives -- would not have been effective to rescue the 4-year-old boy who wandered into the zoo's gorilla enclosure.
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The case reemerged a decade later after a judge unsealed the transcripts in the case, making Cosby's testimony — in which he admits to giving women sedatives before sex — public, sparking calls for criminal charges.
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At the time he died, Ghadimi had been prescribed 15 different drugs, including four painkillers, five sedatives – one a Japanese version of the tranquilizer Xanax – and two kinds of sleeping pills, the report said.
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No one has yet to kill themselves under the law using a massive, prescribed dose of sedatives, and it may be that the law will be blocked by Congress before anyone has the chance.
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She then filed a civil lawsuit against him, and as part of that case, he was deposed and admitted that he got prescription sedatives to give to women he wanted to have sex with.
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That conversation allegedly led to a ruse in which Kenney knocked on Berreth's door and tried to hand Berreth a cup of coffee, which Kenney alleged Frazee had told her to lace with sedatives.
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The medical examiner's news release said the autopsy found these drugs in Petty's system: fentanyl, oxycodone, acetyl fentanyl and despropionyl fentanyl, which are opioids; temazepam and alprazolam, which are sedatives; and citalopram, an antidepressant.
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A 2001 study, "The Girl Who Cried Pain," asserts that men are more likely to be given medication when they report pain to their doctors, while women are more likely to be given sedatives.
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John insists that he loves June and wanted to protect her, which is why he forbade her from having friends and, yes, put sedatives in her food in order to keep her emotions at bay.
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In it, Cosby admits he had sexual relationships with at least five women outside his marriage, gave prescription sedatives to women he wanted to have sex with and tried to hide affairs from his wife.
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While I might be sort of boring now, at least I don't need a chaperone and a large dose of sedatives every time I have to go to the doctor or get on a plane.
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His depositions in that case, however, were unsealed by a federal judge in 2015, revealing his admissions that he had given sedatives to young women in the 1970s and prompting prosecutors to reopen the case.
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Elle Weissman fed her 50-year-old partner Drano while he was semiconscious after taking sedatives on April 29, and told him she was giving him his medicine, South Salt Lake police spokesman Gary Keller said.
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Kabi, which makes drip feed equipment and injectable drugs such as sedatives, anesthetics, chemotherapy, has achieved several years of surprise earnings growth partly because rivals had to suspend production due to rebukes from U.S. healthcare regulators.
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But Mr. Dunham said that a morbidly ill person voluntarily dying with the aid of sedatives and surrounded by loved ones, and an inmate being put to death against his or her will, were hardly comparable.
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In the deposition, Cosby said he had sexual relationships with at least five women outside his marriage, gave prescription sedatives to women he wanted to have sex with and tried to hide the affairs from his wife.
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Nearly a decade later, the unsealing of his sworn deposition - in which he acknowledged giving young women sedatives in the 1970s to facilitate sex - prompted a new district attorney to reopen the case and eventually charge Cosby.
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"Free for All" demonstrates the failures of liberal democratic electoral politics, while "Change of Mind" depicts harrowing social control via brainwashing, secretly administered sedatives, and cultivated mobs, which prefigure budding economies of affect structuring consumer identity-formation.
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Although parts of that settlement have been made public -- including Cosby's admission that he got prescription sedatives to give to women he wanted to have sex with -- the price tag of that agreement had remained a secret.
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At its worst, the Sleeping Beauty diet involves up to 20 hours of sleep every day through the use of sedatives and sleeping pills—drugs that can become highly addictive, and which have a high potential for overdose.
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There are various forms of medication, ranging from self-administered booze to prescribed sedatives (which, as with BA Baracus, pictured, the aviophobic enforcer of the "A Team", can be slipped into an unsuspecting passenger's milk if needs be).
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In the deposition, Mr. Cosby never admitted to nonconsensual sex, but nevertheless presented himself as an unapologetic, cavalier playboy, someone who used a combination of fame, apparent concern and powerful sedatives in a calculated pursuit of young women.
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Then, and only then, will I prescribe the compounded medication that includes opiates, sedatives, and a few other medications that cause the patient to fall into a coma and die comfortably in their sleep, usually within several hours.
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Specifically, the co-authors focused on three classes of psychiatric drugs: antidepressants; anxiolytics, sedatives and hypnotics, used to treat anxiety and insomnia; and antipsychotics, mostly prescribed to patients who have mania from bipolar disorder or psychosis arising from schizophrenia.
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If getting off sleeping pills proves difficult, make certain you try some of the other strategies (such as cutting down on caffeine) that will make it easier for you to fall asleep naturally and reduce your dependence upon sedatives.
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For instance, the risk in colonoscopies includes a possible reaction to sedatives or anesthesia, bleeding, perforation of the colon, pain in the abdomen or even an extremely rare risk of fatal complications, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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They had listened to Andrea Constand testify that Cosby gave her what he initially claimed were "herbal pills" to "take the edge off" — the pills turned out to be prescription sedatives — and then assaulted her while she was incapacitated.
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The brain swelling came in waves every 20 minutes, and during these surges the ICU nurse and I would time the delivery of various drugs—diuretics, sedatives, narcotics, paralytics—in hopes of preventing the intracranial pressure waves from cresting.
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Besides the fact that there are stronger sedatives that it makes more sense to use, we know it's not very soluble, meaning it can easily become a solid in the vial or IV tubing, especially the higher the dose gets.
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As an article last year on the Harvard Health Blog summarized, women are less likely to receive pain treatment than men, are more likely to be prescribed sedatives instead of painkillers, and tend to have to wait longer for pain treatment.
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Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele said the accusers would offer proof of "the serial nature of the defendant's decades-long patterns of sexual assault," including his use of sedatives and his method of establishing himself as a trusted mentor.
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According to Jones, for the past two months, every sip of Diet Coke that goes down the First Throat has been laced with powerful sedatives that are causing Trump to slur his words and are rendering him incapable of coherent thought.
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He or his friend Brandon Licciardi, a former sheriff's deputy in neighboring St. Bernard Parish, put anti-anxiety drugs or sedatives into women's drinks so they could rape them, according to a 15-page statement signed as part of that plea.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. — Judge Steven T. O'Neill, who is presiding at Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial, ruled Tuesday that jurors could hear the defendant's previous statements about obtaining quaaludes, powerful sedatives, as part of his efforts to have sex with women.
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Some orphanages were simply rebranded as asylums, and untrained nuns were elevated to the status of psychiatric nurses — armed not just with their wooden paddles but with all the tools for treating mental illness in the 1950s, including restraints and intravenous sedatives.
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Experts like Sarah Melton, a clinical pharmacist and professor of pharmacy practice at the East Tennessee State University, have publicly worried that people taking regular, high doses of over-the-counter CBD could run a higher risk of accidentally overdosing on, say, sedatives.
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She's taking around 20 different medications each day, including painkillers, antidepressants, sedatives and a skin patch containing a high dose of the opioid drug fentanyl, which she says did not significantly help her pain and which she's now trying to come off.
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That 2005 deposition, in which Cosby acknowledged giving sedatives called Quaaludes to young women for purposes of having sex with them, was cited as a key piece of evidence in the criminal case brought a decade later by District Attorney Kevin Steele.
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But Armin Walser had one item, elegantly printed and secure in a handsome folder, that was particularly uncommon: a certificate citing the work that led to his discovery of midazolam, a drug that became one of the most popular sedatives in the world.
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A nationwide shortage of traditional lethal injection drugs like sedatives pentobarbital and sodium thiopental was triggered in part by European manufacturers' refusal to sell the chemicals to the U.S. for use in executions, and left states scrambling to come up with alternatives.
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Related: Here's What You Need to Know About Fentanyl, the Powerful Opioid That Killed Prince The DEA said that traffickers have been exploiting high demand for illicit prescription painkillers, tranquilizers, and sedatives by producing fake pills containing fentanyl, and putting them out onto the streets.
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"America has had a love affair with sedatives, going back at least to the 20s and 30s," said David Herzberg, associate professor of history at the State University of New York at Buffalo, and author of Happy Pills in America: From Miltown to Prozac.
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He testified that Presley's drug regimen while on tour included 10 medications when he awoke in the afternoon, seven more an hour before a show, a shot of caffeine or a caffeine placebo immediately before show time, five drugs after the show and bedtime sedatives.
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That deposition, in which Cosby acknowledged giving sedatives called Quaaludes to young women for purposes of having sex with them, was unsealed a decade later, and Castor's successor, District Attorney Kevin Steele, cited it as a crucial piece of evidence when criminal charges were brought.
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The crowd otherwise was receptive, laughing along with the accused sexual predator who once unapologetically admitted in a deposition that he gave young women powerful sedatives to have sex with them and waffled on whether or not they were in a position to give consent.
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Then, last month, with the cooperation of Mr. Lambert's wife — who was made his legal guardian in 2016 — doctors at a hospital in the northeastern French city of Reims stopped feeding and hydrating him, and began administering strong doses of sedatives to ease any suffering.
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The shelter regularly takes steps to minimize fear and anxiety in the 40,000 cats and dogs that pass through its doors each year, he says, using many of the same strategies Fear Free suggests: soft music, low lighting, noise reduction and mild sedatives, including Prozac.
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Whether by counting the number of listings placed by vendors, or by counting customer feedback ratings to estimate sales revenue, the drugs that dominate these marketplaces are cannabis, ecstasy/MDMA, stimulants (such as amphetamine and cocaine), and pharmaceuticals (such as sedatives and performance enhancers).
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When Camille Cosby was deposed, an attorney for the women brought up Bill Cosby's 2005 deposition in a separate case in which he admitted to giving sedatives to women he was planning to have sex with and that he tried to hide affairs from his wife.
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Between the Propofol at night, regular doses of the narcotic Demerol from his dermatologist, and frequent use of benzodiazepines (sedatives), Jackson "was often unable to communicate properly with his closest friends and wasn't able to make sense as he continually repeated himself during conversations," the authors write.
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A 220-year-old surgeon at Panamerican University in Mexico City, he's on a mission to bring virtual reality into the operating room, using the high-tech distraction technique to carry out surgeries that would normally require powerful painkillers and sedatives, with nothing more than local anaesthetic.
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Then there is a study by Bonnie Svarstad and Chester Bond of the School of Pharmacy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison more than three decades ago: They found that patients in for-profit nursing homes got heavier doses of sedatives than those in nonprofits got.
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In a heated exchange, defense attorney Mesereau brought up Dickinson's 2002 memoir in which she said she took two quaaludes — sedatives that were used as party drugs in the 1970s and '80s, which Cosby has admitted giving to women before sex — by herself, and never entered Cosby's room.
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In it, Taylor describes how people use sedatives to stay asleep for up to 20 hours per day and how, despite this tactic first being described in Jacqueline Susann's novel, Valley of the Dolls, back in 1966, the diet has been trending on pro-anorexia sites of late.
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The jittery postwar era, with its backyard bomb shelters and suburban fears about keeping up with the Joneses, gave rise to a boom in sedatives, as seen in the era's pop songs ("Mother's Little Helper," by the Rolling Stones) and best sellers ("Valley of the Dolls," by Jacqueline Susann).
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Gruesome reports of Khashoggi&aposs death claim that his killers called him a "sacrificed animal" and joked about having "a coffee and cigar on hand"The official UN investigation, published in June this year, found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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Starting in January, the men — ages 23 to 66, who worked as contractors in the building — took the girl to empty apartments in the complex, where they gave her sedatives, tied a belt around her neck, forced her to watch obscene videos and raped her, according to court statements.
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That means one in three kids in the systems across those states largely went without critical oversight of their prescribed medications — antidepressants, antipsychotic drugs and sedatives, for example — despite repeated calls to action from advocates, physicians and even government investigators to do so over the last several years.
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After the flatmate had treated Åhman to a pie containing sedatives (the pie was bitter apparently, but he ate it anyway to be polite), the kidnappers taped him up, put him in the back of a van, and drove 354 miles to an abandoned school building in the city of Umeå.
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These groups include anyone with a family history of depression; people with substance abuse issues; women in the postpartum period; people with chronic medical problems; people who have experienced loss or upheaval in their lives; and people on certain medications, particularly narcotics for pain and sedatives, as these cause depression.
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Two weeks after Jackson's death, from cardiac arrest brought on by powerful sedatives, the three siblings – Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., nicknamed "Prince," then 12, Paris Michael Jackson, then 11, and Prince Michael Jackson, II, nicknamed "Blanket," then 7 – fought back tears in a downtown Los Angeles sports arena filled with nearly 873,000 mourners.
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Two weeks after Jackson's death, from cardiac arrest brought on by powerful sedatives, his three kids – Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., nicknamed "Prince," then 12, Paris Michael Jackson, then 11, and Prince Michael Jackson II, nicknamed "Blanket," then 7 – fought back tears in a downtown Los Angeles sports arena filled with nearly 10,000 mourners.
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Everything from the color of a pill (blues make good sedatives, reds are better as stimulants, and bright yellow makes a good antidepressant), any flavorings, and even the method of administration is carefully thought out to maximize patient response, says Jensen, who worked in the pharmaceutical industry before she began her career in academia.
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In closed-door briefings Thursday morning on Capitol Hill, exasperated lawmakers pressed administration officials for a clearer plan than what Trump laid out in prime time — zeroing in on the slow pace of testing and raising a series of concerns about potential shortages of critical emergency response supplies like ventilators and sedatives, according to attendees.
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It turned out that kidnapping someone whom you suspected of having information pertaining to imminent violence, hooding and gagging and injecting him with a dose of sedatives just cruelly short of lethal, transporting him to a foreign locale and there beating him out of his unconsciousness until you obtained that information, was a false methodology that produced false results.
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A 2001 study by Diane E. Hoffman and Anita J. Tarzian, "The Girl Who Cried Pain," found that when both men and women present the same symptoms, health care providers are more likely to give pain-relieving drugs to men, whereas women are more likely to receive sedatives, suggesting that medical experts believe women are more hysterical than ill.
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Using the nose, lips and chin of an anonymous brain-dead donor, a 50-person team led by French surgeons Jean-Michel Dubernard and Bernard Devauchelle spent 15 hours performing the world's first partial face transplant, replacing skin, nerves and muscles that had been torn away by the family dog after Dinoire took sedatives and fell into a deep sleep.
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More from Tonic: But what the Mail failed to include in the piece cumbersomely titled: "Sleeping beauty diets are putting women at risk of an overdose as they rely on sedatives to nod off for up to 20 HOURS a day to stop them eating" was that fewer than six months earlier, they'd published a piece extolling the virtues of a diet by the same name.
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You can see a short clip from the documentary below: Read More: Khashoggi's killing was born of a brutal 'Game of Thrones'-style culture around the Saudi crown prince, according to a wild insider accountGlobal outrage over Khashoggi's killing at the Saudi consulate in Turkey last year led to a UN report into his death, which found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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That means limiting naps to less than 30 minutes a day, preferably early in the afternoon; avoiding stimulants and sedatives; avoiding heavy meals and minimizing liquids within two to three hours of bedtime; getting moderate exercise daily, preferably in the morning or early afternoon; maximizing exposure to bright light during the day and minimizing it at night; creating comfortable sleep conditions; and going to bed only when you feel sleepy.
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While there's no one circumstance that will push a body over the edge from a high to an overdose, there are certain things that appear to put a person at greater risk: Having been in detox and then returning to the drugs, mixing opioids with other sedatives (like alcohol or benzos), and in some cases, using them in high doses (thanks to the existence of super-powerful opioids like fentanyl and carfentanil, this can happen unbeknownst to the user).
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