Titlebook: Comparative Psychiatry; The International an Henry B. M. Murphy Book 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1982 Neurose.Psychiatrie.alcoho

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Comparability of Official Sources of Data,effort made to achieve international uniformity. Death certificates, hospitalization records, and infectious disease notifications are the major sources, with clinic attendances, autopsy reports, and community surveys of pathogens and antibodies playing a lesser role. In psychiatry it has been custo

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Schizophrenia,ferent peoples. Around 1970 one was still meeting statements to the effect that “within rough limits rates are similar in all those cultures that have been carefully studied”[203, p 221], or that “the universal incidence of the disease weighs heavily against any arguments that environmental and psyc

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The Affective Disorders,osis which had received separate diagnostic labels in the past, categories which were often recognized only by particular national schools. In the present chapter an overabundance of psychiatric terms is no problem, since the terms melancholia, depression, and mania have a long and relatively stable

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Disorders Associated With Alcohol and Other Drugs,as much comparative work has been undertaken. However, the practical value of these numerous comparisons has yet to be demonstrated, and as one reads through the relevant literature one is frequently uncertain whether it is psychopathology or not which is being discussed. In part this uncertainty de

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Psychosomatic Disorders,erm. In the present chapter I have no intention of exploring the various meanings which the term “psychosomatic” has carried, or developing any argument as to why certain diseases should be included under this title and others not. The Cartesian divorce of psyche from soma which Western medicine too

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Neuroses and Other Minor Disorders,they contribute to the major ones. With the latter we have been dealing with fairly distinct syndromes and fairly uniform methods of identifying them in a population, even though these methods do not operate everywhere and though some ambiguity remains. Much could therefore be done in the way of com