- Ebooks
- Thomas A. Ban: CODE-SD. Composite Diagnostic Evaluation of Schizophrenic Disorders
- Thomas A. Ban: DAS Diagostic AssessmentScale for Diagnostic Criteria for Research
- Thomas A. Ban: Dementia: Differential Diagnosis (1991)
- Thomas A. Ban: From Melancholia to Depression: A History of Diagnosis and Treatment.
- Thomas A. Ban: History of Psychiatry & General Psychopathology. Seminars for Residents in Psychiatry 1994. Part One: History of Psychiatry
- Thomas A. Ban: History of Psychiatry & General Psychopathology. Seminars for Residents in Psychiatry. Part Two: General Psychopathology
- Thomas A. Ban: Lithium in Psychiatry in Historical Perspective. With contributions from Jules Angst, Barry Blackwell, Samuel Gershon, Paul Grof, Janos Radó, Janusz Rybakowski and Johan Schioldann..
- Thomas A. Ban: Neuropsychopharmacology and the Forgotten Language of Psychiatry.
- Thomas A. Ban: Psychopharmacology of Aniety Disorders CODE-AD
- Thomas A. Ban. Psychopharmacology and the Classification of Functional Psychoses
- Ban's Towards personalized treatment.
- Thomas A. Ban and Ronaldo Ucha Udabe: Classification of Psychosis
- Thomas A. Ban and Ronaldo Ucha Udabe: Classification of Psychosis..
- Thomas A. Ban, Olaf Fjetland and Leon S. Morra, editors: In Memory of Martin M. Katz (1927-2017). Contributions to INHN.
- Charles M. Beasley, Jr., and Roy Tamura: What We Know and Do Not Know by Conventional Statistical Standards AboutWhether a Drug Does or Does Not Cause a Specific Side Effect (Adverse Drug Reaction) Outline.
- Frank M. Berger: My Biography.
- Barry Blackwell: Jose Delgado: A Case Study
- Barry Blackwell: Pioneers and Controversies in Psychopharmacology
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Ludwig Thudichum, “Father of Neurochemistry”
- Chapter Two: Enoch Callaway
- Chapter Three: Joel Elkes: An Integrative Life.
- Chapter Four: John Cade 1
- Chapter Five: John Cade 2
- Chapter Six: Jean Delay
- Chapter Seven: Heinz Lehmann
- Chapter Eight: Nathan (“Nate”) Kline and the Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors
- Chapter Nine: Women Pioneers
- Chapter Ten: Early optimism & ambiguity
- Chapter Eleven: Caution and Skepticism
- Chapter Twelve: The Lithium Controversy
- Chapter Thirteen: The Anxiety Enigma
- Chapter Fourteen: A pioneer psychopharmacologist
- Chapter Fifteen: Career role models; vicissitudes and zeitgeists
- Chapter Sixteen: From Past to Present: Lessons Learned
- Chapter Seventeen: Changing medical practice and education
- Chapter Eighteen: The Biological Basis of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment
- Chapter Eighteen Revised: The Biological Basis of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment
- Chapter Nineteen: The End of the Beginning: The Beginning of the End?.
- Chapter Twenty: The ADHD Controversy - Keith Conners in his own words
- Chapter Twentyone: What to believe going forward? - The Baby and the Bathwater
- Chapter twenty two: Compliance and the Therapeutic Alliance
- François Ferrero: The Geneva 1980’s Psychiatry Crisis: Psychiatry and Antipsychiatry.
- François Ferrero: The Geneva Psychiatry 1980’s Crisis. Psychiatry and Antipsychiatry.
- Samuel Gershon: Events and Memories..
- INHN: Celebration of Max Fink’s 96th birthday.
- Martin M Katz: An Overview of the First Fifty Years: The Oral History of Neuropsychopharmacology
- Joseph Knoll: Enhancer Sensitive Brain Regulations and Synthetic Enhancers (Selegiline, BPAP) Which Counteract the Regressive Effects of Brain Aging.
- Joseph Knoll: The Discovery of the Enhancer Regulation in the Mammalian Brain.
- Peter R. Martin, editor: Recollections of the History of Neuropsychopharmacology Through Interviews Conducted by Thomas A. Ban
- Peter R. Martin, editor: RECOLLECTIONS OF THE HISTORY OF NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY THROUGH INTERVIEWS CONDUCTED BY WILLIAM E. BUNNEY, JR.
- Peter R. Martin and Thomas A. Ban: Recollections of the History of Neuropsychopharmacology Through Interviews Conducted by Leo E. Hollister.
- Peter R. Martin, editor: Thomas A. Ban, Barry Blackwell, Samuel Gershon, Peter R. Martin and Gregers Wegener International Network for the History of Neuropsycopharmacology INHN 2013
- Peter R. Martin, editor: Thomas A. Ban Documenting the History of CINP
- Peter R. Martin, editor: Thomas A. Ban, Barry Blackwell, Samuel Gershon, Peter R. Martin and Gregers Wegener International Network for the History of Neuropsycopharmacology INHN 2014
- Peter R. Martin: Historical Vocabulary of Addiction.
- Hector Warnes: Historical Overview of Sleep Medicine.
- Celebration of the 100 Years Birthday of Joel Elkes
Barry Blackwell: Pioneers and Controversies in Psychopharmacology
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Ludwig Thudichum, “Father of Neurochemistry”
- Chapter Two: Enoch Callaway
- Chapter Three: Joel Elkes: An Integrative Life.
- Chapter Four: John Cade 1
- Chapter Five: John Cade 2
- Chapter Six: Jean Delay
- Chapter Seven: Heinz Lehmann
- Chapter Eight: Nathan (“Nate”) Kline and the Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors
- Chapter Nine: Women Pioneers
- Chapter Ten: Early optimism & ambiguity
- Chapter Eleven: Caution and Skepticism
- Chapter Twelve: The Lithium Controversy
- Chapter Thirteen: The Anxiety Enigma
- Chapter Fourteen: A pioneer psychopharmacologist
- Chapter Fifteen: Career role models; vicissitudes and zeitgeists
- Chapter Sixteen: From Past to Present: Lessons Learned
- Chapter Seventeen: Changing medical practice and education
- Chapter Eighteen: The Biological Basis of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment
- Chapter Eighteen Revised: The Biological Basis of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment
- Chapter Nineteen: The End of the Beginning: The Beginning of the End?
- Chapter Twenty: The ADHD Controversy - Keith Conners in his own words
- Chapter Twentyone: What to believe going forward? - The Baby and the Bathwater
- Chapter twenty two: Compliance and the Therapeutic Alliance