Thesaurus / relapse
FEEDBACK- degenerate
- fall back
- backslide
- fade
- fail
- fall
- lapse
- recidivate
- regress
- retrogress
- revert
- sicken
- sink
- suffer
- worsen
- be overcome
- be overtaken
- slide back
- slip back
- turn back
antonyms for relapse
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Brain and cognitive sciences professor John Gabrieli’s lab is using brain imaging and machine learning to zero in on predictors of relapse and match patients with optimal interventions.
THE PAIN SWITCHGEORGINA GUSTINAUGUST 24, 2021MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWTwo months later, Beimnet takes pills to prevent a relapse of seizures like the ones he suffered as a result of his carbon monoxide exposure, but he otherwise shows no signs so far of permanent damage.
TEXAS ENABLED THE WORST CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING CATASTROPHE IN RECENT U.S. HISTORYBY PERLA TREVIZO, REN LARSON, LEXI CHURCHILL, PROPUBLICA AND THE TEXAS TRIBUNE; MIKE HIXENBAUGH AND SUZY KHIMM, NBC NEWSAPRIL 29, 2021PROPUBLICAPreliminary data for the rest of 2020 suggests it was the deadliest year yet for overdoses, as isolation, loss of jobs, and increased anxieties made drug users more vulnerable to relapses.
CAN A NEW VACCINE PREVENT OPIOID OVERDOSES?ANNALISA MERELLIMARCH 22, 2021QUARTZThe doctor tells me that he doesn’t know if there will be a relapse.
CUBAN DOCTOR CONTRACTS CORONAVIRUS IN ICE CUSTODYYARIEL VALDÉS GONZÁLEZSEPTEMBER 9, 2020WASHINGTON BLADEBy watching for and reacting to early warning signs in this way, the study aims to reduce the number of patients who experience a serious relapse.
MACHINES CAN SPOT MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES—IF YOU HAND OVER YOUR PERSONAL DATABOBBIE JOHNSONAUGUST 13, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWIt reappears during a relapse, and thus helps to distinguish between a relapse and a complication, in which it does not reappear.
A MANUAL OF CLINICAL DIAGNOSISJAMES CAMPBELL TODDPatients might very well recover their mental sensibility after even a severe attack, and never have a relapse.
ESSAYS IN PASTORAL MEDICINEAUSTIN MALLEYWhen I left her she had altogether recovered from the relapse.
SCOTTISH GHOST STORIESELLIOTT O'DONNELLNo time, however, was given in which I could relapse into self-consciousness.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 16, NO. 97, NOVEMBER, 1865VARIOUSThey drain off the liquor, and presently relapse into quiet.
THE DIAMOND COTERIELAWRENCE L. LYNCHWORDS RELATED TO RELAPSE
- abatement
- backsliding
- comedown
- cropper
- decay
- decrepitude
- degeneracy
- degeneration
- descent
- deterioration
- devolution
- diminution
- dissolution
- dive
- downfall
- downgrade
- downturn
- drop
- dwindling
- ebb
- ebbing
- enfeeblement
- failing
- failure
- fall
- fall-off
- falling-off
- flop
- lapse
- on the skids
- pratfall
- recession
- relapse
- senility
- skids
- slump
- wane
- waning
- weakening
- worsening
- abate
- backslide
- cheapen
- decay
- decrease
- degenerate
- depreciate
- deteriorate
- diminish
- disimprove
- disintegrate
- droop
- drop
- dwindle
- ebb
- fade
- fail
- fall
- fall off
- flag
- go downhill
- go to pot
- go to the dogs
- hit the skids
- languish
- lapse
- lose value
- lower
- pine
- recede
- relapse
- retrograde
- return
- revert
- rot
- sag
- settle
- shrink
- sink
- slide
- subside
- wane
- weaken
- worsen
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