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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"acute anxiety"”.

  1. Machine learning enhancements for wearable device investigation of acute anxiety and cardiovascular diseases

    … life, chief among them cardiovascular health and anxiety-related disorders. This dissertation advances both fields by developing data-driven methods that move clinical assessment from infrequent clinic visits to continuous, patient-centred monitoring. We address two persistent challenges: (i) …

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  2. A Study of the Interaction of Copper with Selected Psychotropic Compounds

    … in excess can produce varying symptoms from acute anxiety, (ephedrine) to a toxic psychosis, (amphetamine) so resembling schizophrenia that it could be used as a "model schizophrenia". The latter class could be used as a therapeutic control of the symptoms of schizophrenia, chlorpromazine …

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  3. The Psychology of Anxiety & Pain in Fibromyalgia

    … disruptions in the central nervous system. Anxiety has been long theorised to mediate this centralised pain, but its contribution is yet to be characterised. This thesis presents a multimodal investigation of pain perception under different manifestations of anxiety in both …

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  4. A survey of nightmare frequency and intensity in an Australian University sample and treatment with a story-line alteration technique (SLAT)

    … criteria as definitive elements of nightmares, acute anxiety or fear, and awakening from sleep with full alertness. Contemporary studies suggest that nightmares are relatively common and can either be benign or malignant to the point of being compared to psychosis. Thus when nightmares become …

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