Schizophrenia : a brother finds answers in biological science / Ronald Chase.

  • Chase, Ronald.
Date:
[2013]
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Publication/Creation

Baltimore : The Johns Hopkins University Press, [2013]

Physical description

viii, 213 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm

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Contents

Innocence on the road to Los Angeles (1948) -- Who gets schizophrenia and why? -- Dining with tension (1956) -- Which genes cause schizophrenia? -- A consultation with Dr. Held ( 1957) -- Which aspects of the environment cause schizophrenia? -- Breakdown in Westwood Village (1958) -- Why does schizophrenia begin in late adolescence? -- Two state hospitals (1959-1960) -- What are the treatment options? -- A conversation in a park (1963) -- Is mental illness in the mind or in the brain? -- The villa and the ambassador (1982) -- Why is schizophrenia stigmatized? -- Strolling the boardwalk at Hermosa Beach (1993) -- Just what is schizophrenia, anyway? -- Libraries and literature (1995) -- When did schizophrenia first appear and why doesn't it go away? -- Jim's final days (1998-1999) -- What happens to people with schizophrenia through the years? -- Reflections.

Bibliographic information

Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-209) index.

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    History of Medicine
    PVA.O.6
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  • 9781421410906
  • 9781421410913
  • 1421410907
  • 1421410915