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/ Laszlo Gyermek: The role of the tropane skeleton in drug research
Monday, 28.09.2020
Perspectives
Thomas A. Ban: A brief historical exchange between Larry Stein and Joseph Knoll
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Thomas A. Ban: In historical perspective. Peralta, Cuesta and their Associates findings on the highest familiality of Leonhard’s classification in polynosologic study
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Thomas A. Ban: The Ewen Cameron Story.
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Thomas A. Ban: The RDoC in historical perspective
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Barry Blackwell’s comment on de Leon J, Wise TN, Balon R, Fava G: Dealing with Difficult Medical Colleagues published in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics
Barry Blackwell: Risk and relevance to lithium usage
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Barry Blackwell’s comment (Harvey V. Fineberg: Conflict of Interest: Why Does It Matter? Viewpoint. JAMA 2017; 317: 8)
W. Edwin Fann A History of The Tennessee Neuropsychiatric Institute
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Samuel Gershon’s comments on Ronald Pies’ “Do antipsychotics thin the brain?” Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology 2018; 38 (3): 167- 9.
Laszlo Gyermek: The role of the tropane skeleton in drug research
Carlos R. Hojaij: Ethics for psychiatrists
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Gerd Huber and Gisela Gross: The Development of the Psychopathology in Germany in the Last Decades [20th century] with an Introduction by Carlos R. Hojaij
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Martin M. Katz’s comment on Jose de Leon’s article “Focusing on drug versus disease mechanisms and on clinical subtyping to advance personalized medicine”
Carl Lange: On periodical depressions and their pathogenesis Speech delivered to the ‘Medical Society of Copenhagen', 19 January 1886
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Alex Last: BBC Witness History. The First Antipsychotic Drug. An interview of Thomas Ban.
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Carlos Morra: Argentina’s controversial National Law of Mental Health No. 26, 657.
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Janos Radó: Mechanism of Lithium Induced Polyuria in Historical Perspective
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Janusz Rybakowski: Emil Kraepelin's dichotomy of “endogenous psychoses” in historical perspective
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Edward Shorter’s comment on Jack R. Foucher et al.’s paper on Wernicke-Kleist-Leonhard phenotypes of endogenous psychoses: A review of their validity
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Laszlo Gyermek: The role of the tropane skeleton in drug research
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November 14, 2019
