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Excerpt from A Review of the History of Chemical Therapy in CancerAs illustrating the attitude of the regular sur geon at that time toward the use of caustics, Young narrated the story of a published correspondence between two surgeons of the time. A regular sur geon, Mr. Guy, had purchased a nostrum, known as the Plunket remedy, which he had been using extensively and apparently successfully without dis closing its composition, but claiming i...

Although much work remains to be done toward understanding the causes of schizophrenia and attenuating its symptoms, a clear consensus has emerged that better outcomes are associated with early treatment. In Early Clinical Intervention and Prevention in Schizophrenia, leading and internationally recognized researchers review what is known about the liability to schizophrenia, how it progresses, what it looks like clinically-with an emphasis on...

Although much work remains to be done toward understanding the causes of schizophrenia and attenuating its symptoms, a clear consensus has emerged that better outcomes are associated with early treatment. In Early Clinical Intervention and Prevention in Schizophrenia, leading and internationally recognized researchers review what is known about the liability to schizophrenia, how it progresses, what it looks like clinically-with an emphasis on...

Excerpt from A Review of the History of Chemical Therapy in Cancer Prior to this period it is clear that all classes of people - physicians, scholars, mendicant friars, and old women - treated all kinds of tumors with escharotic pastes and solutions, the most effective of which contained arsenic. The most skillful applications were undoubtedly made by the friars. The Hippocratic theory of the nature of cancer, "the atra bills, " was recognize...