Drug Use Disorder (DUD) Questionnaire

predictive ability for drug use in sub-clinical students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder by questionnaire survey

Global Catalyst or Democratic Dud?

In this study, we explore the global effect of the Internet on democracy over the period of 1992 to 2002 by observing the relationships between measures related to democracy and Internet prevalence. Our findings suggest that while Internet usage was not a very powerful predictor of democracy when examining full panel data from 1992 to 2002, it was a stronger predictor when we study data from ju...

The thought disorder questionnaire.

OBJECTIVE To describe the development of the Thought Disorder Questionnaire (TDQ), including data on reliability and validity, and to explain the questionnaire's feasibility and diagnostic accuracy. METHODS The TDQ has 6 scales, each with 10 items (on a scale from 0 [for never] to 4 [for always]). The 6 scales measure content of thought, control of thought, orientation, perception, fantasy, a...

Predictive Ability for Drug Use in Sub-Clinical Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder by Questionnaire Survey

I read with interest the article by Bayrami et al., reporting the predictive ability of drug use for subjects with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms (1). The target 361 subjects were sampled randomly from 5129 university students, and a cross-sectional survey was conducted by using a questionnaire. Recently, Lichtenstein et al. conducted a follow-up study to know the effe...

Drug hypersensitivity: questionnaire

Drug hypersensitivity is a common and complicated problem in clinical practice. The clinical picture of drug hypersensitivity is very heterogeneous, encompassing such distinct diseases as morbilliform or bullous exanthema, urticaria, anaphylaxis, blood cell dyscrasia, fever, interstitial lung disease, hepatitis, nephritis, and various forms of autoimmune diseases. Drug hypersensitivity has take...