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Rational approach to patients with unintentional weight loss
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Unintentional weight loss is a problem encountered frequently in clinical practice. Weight loss and low body weight have potentially serious clinical implications. Although a nonspecific observation, weight loss is often of concern to both patients and physicians. There are multiple potential etiologies and special factors to consider in selected groups, such as older adults. A rational approach to these patients is based on an understanding of the relevant biologic, psychological, and social factors identified during a thorough history and physical examination. The
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Studies in the area of analytical psychology reported from A. Addison and co-researchers.
Newspaper article from: Psychology & Psychiatry Journal
; ...through the subsequent work of Eugen Bleuler, Director of the Burgholzli Asylum...en passant par l'oeuvre d'Eugen Bleuler, alors directeur du Burgolzli...attraverso il lavoro successivo di Eugen Bleuler, direttore del Burgholzlii Asylum...
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A perfectly staged 'concerted action' against psychoanalysis: The 1913 congress of German psychiatrists
Magazine article from: International Journal of Psychoanalysis
; ...and, in that context, to give Eugen Bleuler, a leading psychiatrist, whose...intellectual history, Freud, Eugen Bleuler, Alfred Hoche Did Freud's views...topic. The two main speakers, Eugen Bleuler and Alfred Hoche, who were to...
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"I am not Complaining"-Ambivalence Construct in Schizoid Personality Disorder
Magazine article from: American Journal of Psychotherapy
; ...and lifestyle changes. However, Bleuler indicated the intrapsychic dynamics...rich with descriptions of SPD. Eugen Bleuler coined the term schizoid in 1908...personality of schizophrenic illness (Bleuler, 1976). Bleuler argued that ambivalence...
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Conquering schizophrenia: Switzerland has made many contributions to the growing awareness of schizophrenia. The company Sandoz in Basel discovered the first psychotropic drug, while Zurich's Burgholzli clinic opened new avenues of psychotherapy.
Magazine article from: Swiss News
; ...from rejecting Freud's theories, Eugen Bleuler, the predecessor of Carl Gustav...split) and 'phren' (mind). But Bleuler was also very pessimistic about...pioneered schizophrenia research as Bleuler's young assistant and believed...
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Understanding Schizophrenia in the 21st Century
Magazine article from: Clinical EEG and Neuroscience
; ...the disorder. His contemporary Eugen Bleuler, proposing the alternative nosology...facets of personality. Despite Bleuler's optimism, until the late 20th...Kraepelin representing the biology and Bleuler representing the psychology of the...
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Psychiatry in the Nazi Era
Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of Psychiatry
; ...ethics Richard von Krafft-Ebing (1840-1902), Emil Kraepelin (1856-1926), Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939), Julius Wagner-Juaregg ( 1857-1940), Alois Alzheimer (1864-1915), Cari Jung (1875-1961...
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 "Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)")
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Words that shaped the century; MEANINGS IN LIFE: HOW SUFFRAGETTES, TEDDY BEARS, BIKINIS, FLYING SAUCERS, MICKEY MOUSE AND VALUE ADDED TAX FOUND THEIR WAY INTO EVERYDAY LANGUAGE.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
; ...Derived from the Greeks words Skhizein (to split) and phren (mind), it was first coined by German psychologist Eugen Bleuler. But was he in two minds about it? 1913: ISOTOPE - It's one of two or more atoms having the same atomic number...
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A Life of Jung
Magazine article from: American Journal of Psychotherapy
; ...and continue to use the I-Ching for difficult decisions. Jung's first, soon-to-be-discarded mentor was Eugen Bleuler, a psychiatric reformer and humanistic director of Burgholzli, the foremost psychiatric institution in Switzerland...
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Finding a sister lost to mental illness
Magazine article from: Canadian Medical Association. Journal
; ...London's Relative Stranger: A Life After Death was ambivalence. What was curious to me about this feeling was that Eugen Bleuler, who first coined the term "schizophrenia" in IQII, named Ambivalence as one of the four A's of the condition...
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Editorial
Magazine article from: American Journal of Psychotherapy
; ...note, as well, the loss of many pioneers of psychiatric and psychoanalytic practice; Alfred Adler (1870-1937), Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939), Otto Rank (1884-1939), William Alanson White (1870-1937), and others soon after; Harry...
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