A half-century of participant observation in psychiatry. Part III: psychopharmacology

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No psychiatry without psychopharmacology.

A century of psychiatry

LEWIS THOMAS, The youngest science, Oxford University Press, 1983, 8vo, pp. viii, 276, £3.95 (paperback). Now in paperback, these are the reminiscences of the career of a successful, kindly, drily humorous, medical scientist. His most attractive trait is that of enjoyment. The son of a Flushing general practitioner, he moves through life, to Harvard, various residencies, Guam and Okinawa during...

Surrogate outcomes in neurology, psychiatry, and psychopharmacology

A surrogate outcome can be defined as an outcome that can be observed sooner, at lower cost, or less invasively than the true outcome, and that enables valid inferences about the effect of intervention on the true outcome. There is increasing interest in the use of surrogate outcomes of treatment efficacy measurement in investigational drug trials. However, the significance of surrogate markers...

The Impact of Psychopharmacology on Contemporary Psychiatry

M clinical psychopharmacology can be dated from the introduction of lithium carbonate to treat mania by John Cade in Australia in 1949 or from the introduction of chlorpromazine as the first synthetic drug found to be effective in both mania and psychotic disorders in Paris in the early 1950s. Soon thereafter, the mood-elevating effects of the monoamine oxidase inhibitor, iproniazid, and the an...