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PubMed2001

The research community and the private sector: a hands-on or hands-off relationship?

This article summarizes a symposium held at the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Research Society on Alcoholism (RSA) in Montreal, Canada, and was prepared on behalf of the symposium participants. The discussion focused the relationship between research and the private sector, addressing whether such a relationship is possible or even desirable and how concerns regarding the implementation of any such arrangement can be met. Although participants represented a range of views, there was general agreement on two issues--the need to keep the source of funding separate from the research itself, and the requirement for disclosure and complete transparency.

Alcoholism↗
PubMed2003

[Dr. Elisabeth Hecker (1895-1986): career in child and adolescent psychiatry on the one hand--involvement in elimination of the handicapped on the other hand].

During the period of national socialism in Loben/Lublinitz (Silesia) existed a children's special department, where many disabled and mentally retarded children were killed. This was happened under participation of the physician Elisabeth Hecker, who was one of the pioneer's of child and adolescent psychiatry in Germany. During the Second World War she was director of the Loben's clinic for adolescent psychiatry--one of the first of its sort and situated directly in the neighbourhood of the children's special department. Hecker announced children with negative ratings to the "Reich Committee for the Scientific Registration of Severe Genetically and Constitutionally Determined Diseases" in Berlin and transferred them to the children's special department in Loben. In 1979 the German Association of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry appointed Hecker as a honorary member for her commitment after the war. This honorary membership has been discussed critically because of her activities during the period of national socialism. The following paper analyses Hecker's involvement to the child "euthanasia" program based on unnoticed archival sources.

Adolescent↗