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Volume 330:285-286 January 27, 1994 Number 4
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Progress in Psychiatry

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To the Editor: The recent two-part review article "Progress in Psychiatry" by Michels and Marzuk (Aug. 19 and 26 issues)1 should be balanced by pointing out regressive developments in psychiatry during the past two to three decades. Michels and Marzuk offer a splendid review of progress in neurosciences related to psychiatric disorders and at least by implication seem to approve of the similarities between practices in internal medicine and practices in latter-day psychiatry. These practices are symptom-oriented and, although in both fields more stringent lists of symptoms related to a particular diagnosis have been developed, they lead to the implication . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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