Meanings of psychoactive substance in anglès

One is not "gender-specific," as they say these days ( psychoactive substance abuse).

Context and objective: Caffeine is a highly consumed psychoactive substance present in our daily drinks.

Photo: Supplied The soldiers have been discharged after taking the psychoactive substance at Labour Weekend.

The findings encourage further exploration of the role of psychoactive substance use in problematic gaming.

Most of those cases have been linked to vaping THC - the psychoactive substance in marijuana.

Design: Using different spatial techniques, the study investigated mental disorders due to psychoactive substance use, and neurotic disorders.

Nicotine is the psychoactive substance responsible for tobacco dependence; smokers adjust their cigarette consumption to maintain brain nicotine levels.

Currently, the cultivation and sale of cannabis containing the psychoactive substance THC above a certain threshold is banned in Guernsey.

Especially since the FDA might want to have a word with you if you accidentally dose patients with a psychoactive substance.

A law used to ban a psychoactive substance sold lawfully in "head shops" until 2011 has been found to be unconstitutional.

The High Court has rejected a soldier's bid to overturn a four-month jail sentence for drug offences, including offering to sell a psychoactive substance.

The MINI was administered to evaluate cannabis dependence, and DSM-IV axis I comorbid diagnosis, and a semi-structured interview was used to determine psychoactive substance use.

The Crown lawyer, Grant Burston, today withdrew the other charges Baker had been facing - intentional damage and possession of a psychoactive substance for supply.

It contains a psychoactive substance called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that is illegal in the UK but available elsewhere, and had kept his epilepsy at bay.

Conclusion: Between 2004-05 and 2016-17, rates of ED presentations increased across most MH diagnostic groups, but particularly psychoactive substance use-related disorders.

Background: People commonly use psychoactive substances to increase physical and psychological pleasure.