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Seasickness

Known as: MAL DE MER, Sea Sickness, Sickness, Sea 
A sensation of discomfort associated with travel over water, which may include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or sweating.
National Institutes of Health

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AirsicknessNausea

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Gastrointestinal DiseasesMotion Sickness

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2016
2016
"Bid the Players Make Haste": Speed-Making and Motion Sickness in Hamlet
We'll not offend one stomach with our play. --Life of Henry the Fifth Enter HAMLET ..., swaying as if on ship's bridge. He wipes… 
Review
2006
Review
2006
A rational approach for reduction of motion sickness & improvement of passenger comfort & safety in sea transportation
Passenger well being, comfort and safety are critical for the earning capacity of the passenger ships whether they are… 
2002
2002
La charge psychique de la maladie chronique : aider les malades à « faire face »
Aujourd’hui, il est impossible de négliger les aspects multidimensionnels du malade et de sa maladie ou d’omettre ce qui va bien… 
Review
1989
Review
1989
Motion commotion--a seasickness update.
: This review describes current concepts concerning the aetiology and nature of seasickness. The condition is a manifestation of… 
1967
1967
[On the history of sea sickness].
1958
1958
Antihistamines in sea sickness.
1953
1953
Seasickness; (motion sickness) a labyrinthological study.
1951
1951
Action of dimenhydrinate (dramamine) and other drugs on vestibular function.
DIMENHYDRINATE (2-[benzohydryloxy]-N, N-dimethylethylamine 8-chlorotheophyllinate) (dramamine) has recently been introduced for… 
1950
1950
Prophylaxis of motion sickness; evaluation of some drugs in seasickness.
MOTION sickness represents a response to a particular pattern of vestibular discharges which are generated chiefly in the… 
1949
1949
The prevention and treatment of motion sickness; seasickness.