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Case report criticism
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The Excretion of Phenols in Mental Patients
F. H. Stewart
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Since the publication of the last number in the author's present series of papers (Stewart, 1929), four articles have appeared which bear upon the subject. They are by the following writers: Mutch, Schemer, Mann and Shipp, Shera.

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Expressed emotion
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From the Editor's desk
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Sims' Symptoms in the Mind: An Introduction to Descriptive Psychopathology (4th edn) Femi Oyebode, Elsevier–Saunders. 2008. £37.04 (pb). 484pp. ISBN 9780702028854
Gaius Davies
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The Essentials of Factor Analysis (2nd Edition). By Dennis Child. London: Cassell Educational. 1990. 120 pp. £9.95.
Colin Cooper
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02 January 2018, pp. 304-305
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GP monitoring of lithium levels
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Verbal fluency and semantic memory in schizophrenia
Eric Y.H. Chen
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Defining delusion
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Dreams After Amputation
Larry Burd
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S. Evans, P. Huxley
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P. C. Sham, E. O'Callaghan, N. Takei, R. M. Murray
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On the Wassermann Reaction in 172 Cases of Mental Disorder (Cardiff City Mental Hospital) and 66 Control Cases, Syphilitic and other (chiefly from Cardiff Infirmary), with Historical Survey for the Years 1906–10, inclusive: Comments and Conclusions.(1)
H. A. Scholberg, Edwin Goodall
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19 February 2018, pp. 218-273
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The sero-diagnosis of a syphilitic infection, commonly known as the “Wassermann reaction,” is based on the work published by Bordet in 1899, and Bordet and Gengou in 1901. It was there shown that the absence of hæmolysis could be made available as a naked-eye test indicative of a specific infection, and that the occurrence of hæmolysis negatived the existence of such infection. This reaction they showed was due to the fact that the anti-bodies produced by an infection were able to fix complement in the presence of the corresponding antigen, so that an attempt to complete an hæmolytic system after complement had been absorbed was ineffectual, and the homologous red blood-corpuscle remained intact, though exposed to the action of an inactivated homologous hæmolytic serum.

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Racism and psychiatry
Glyn Lewis, Anthony David
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Myth and Madness: The Psychodynamics of Anti-Semitism. By Mortimer Ostow. New Brunswick: Transaction Press. 1996. 191 pp. £32.95 (hb).
Richard Carvalho
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02 January 2018, pp. 529-530
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Confectionery consumption and violence
D. Gregori
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02 January 2018, p. 245
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Timothy G. Dinan, Dora Kohen
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E. M. Viding
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Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome
Malcolm Lader, Sally Morton
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02 January 2018, pp. 435-436
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Suicide rates in people of South Asian origin in England and Wales
Peter J. Aspinall
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