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Social order/mental disorder

John Crammer

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Contents: Social order/mental disorder/Who was Jellinek?/Depression and the menopause/Racism and psychiatry/The GHQ and the HAD/Ethnic minorities and the psychiatric system/Professor Max Hamilton: an apology/Asian anorexia nervosa/ Suicide in Indian women/Carbamazepine and NMS/ Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome/Dystonia: a potential psychiatric pitfall/Primitive reflexes in Alzheimer's disease/Panic attacks in schizophrenia/ Bromocriptine in catatonic stupor.

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Contents: Social order/mental disorder/Who was Jellinek?/Depression and the menopause/Racism and psychiatry/The GHQ and the HAD/Ethnic minorities and the psychiatric system/Professor Max Hamilton: an apology/Asian anorexia nervosa/ Suicide in Indian women/Carbamazepine and NMS/ Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome/Dystonia: a potential psychiatric pitfall/Primitive reflexes in Alzheimer's disease/Panic attacks in schizophrenia/ Bromocriptine in catatonic stupor.

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Contents: Social order/mental disorder/Who was Jellinek?/Depression and the menopause/Racism and psychiatry/The GHQ and the HAD/Ethnic minorities and the psychiatric system/Professor Max Hamilton: an apology/Asian anorexia nervosa/ Suicide in Indian women/Carbamazepine and NMS/ Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome/Dystonia: a potential psychiatric pitfall/Primitive reflexes in Alzheimer's disease/Panic attacks in schizophrenia/ Bromocriptine in catatonic stupor.

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