Biomedical subjects
S Lesse
Publications and source records attributed to S Lesse.
The declining presence of the "young American"--a demographic reality, present and future.
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The political and economic changes in central and eastern Europe: possible macro-psychosociologic implications.
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The relationship between socioeconomic and sociopolitical forces and individual psychologic behavior in Central and Eastern Europe: a proposed international study.
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Current attempts to control health-care costs--blueprint for disaster.
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1959--1979: reaching for tomorrow.
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Behavioral problems masking depression--cultural and clinical survey.
In different cultures depressions are masked by different acting-out behaviors; they vary as to type and frequency and are colored by local customs and social determinants. In Western societies hypochondriasis and psychosomatic disorders are the more common masking processes. The broad spectrum of acting-out behavioral patterns pose diagnostic and therapeutic challenges.
The status of violence against women: past, present and future factors.
Violence against women is viewed in terms of the past and present and projected as it is likely to be in the future. Those factors that have determined the overall relationships between men and women are reviewed in an attempt to explain rape and wife-beating.
Space shuttles, space industrialization, space habitats--their challenge to the health sciences.
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Psychohistory--a word of caution.
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Psychotherapy in combination with antidepressant drugs in severely depressed out-patients--20-year evaluation.
Eight hundred fifty-one severely depressed patients were treated on an out-patient basis over a twenty-year period with psychotherapy in combination with antidepressant drug therapy. The selection of patients and treatment technique is described. Eighty-three percent of the patients had excellent or good results within a period of three weeks. These results are compared with those obtained with electroshock treatment or psychotherapy alone.
Jane Doe--who are you? Where are you going?
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Tranylcypromine (Parnate)--a study of 1000 patients with severe agitated depressions.
This is a study of 1000 patients with severe agitated depressions who were treated with tranylcypromine on an ambulatory basis during a period of 13 years. It was administered in combination with tranquilizers, usually trifluoperazine. Tranylcypromine is a safe, rapidly acting, very effective antidepressant and appears to be the drug of choice in patients with agitated depressions.
Bureaucracy, thy name is mediocrity.
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National Health Insurance Program Update--the need for normative planning.
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Moral codes and the postindustrial era.
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In memoriam Joseph Wilder, M.D. 1895-1976.
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What price confusion--the status of psychiatric education.
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