31.   His supervisor told the paper that the officer was on medication to help him cure a drinking problem and may have overdosed, thus causing his erratic behavior.

32.   Medications help to stabilize patients with muscle dysmorphia, but therapy is needed to retrain habits and thought patterns needed to make the improvements last, Neziroglu said.

33.   Medication helps victims function, but over time the disease usually renders patients unable to care for themselves.

34.   Medications help some patients but not others, Blanchard said.

35.   Medications can help, but researchers increasingly are looking for biological fixes.

36.   Medications like Diamox help soldiers breathe faster and more deeply.

37.   Tyson, who has been undergoing therapy at Georgetown University Hospital, was taking medication to help control his volatile behavior.

38.   Tyson, who has been undergoing therapy at Georgetown University Hospital, had been taking medication to help control his temper.

39.   While medications can help, no cure is known.