Eighty-two reports of cases of lipodystrophy were reviewed. Fifteen patients were markedly self-conscious about changes in their appearance. In 17 cases the family or friends were worried about the patient's health. In eight, nervous or mental symptoms ...

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TWO YEARS' EXPERIENCE WITH THE MALARIAL TREATMENT OF GENERAL PARALYSIS IN A STATE INSTITUTION

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages715–727

(1) Of 100 general paralytic patients, treated with malaria, 25 were able to leave the hospital. Twelve patients improved to such a degree that they can be trusted in an useful occupation in the hospital. Forty patients are placed in the unimproved group. ...

https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.715

PSYCHIATRY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

William A. White

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages729–747https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.729

ORGANIZATION IN VETERANS' BUREAU NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS

William M. Dobson

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages749–758https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.749

TENTATIVE CRITERIA OF MALIGNANCY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

Harry Stack Sullivan

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages759–787https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.759

THE APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL METHOD TO THE STUDY OF MENTAL DISEASE

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages789–808https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.789

SURVEY OF RETARDED CHILDREN IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF MASSACHUSETTS

Neil A. Dayton

Publication date: 01 March 1928

Pages809–835

1. Heredity, as recorded in the 3553 school clinic examinations, reveals that feeble-mindedness is present in one or both parents in approximately 7 per cent of cases, mental disease in approximately 3 per cent of the cases, and epilepsy in 1 per cent of ...

https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.84.5.809