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Venereal disease among teen-agers; its relationship to juvenile delinquency.
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[Puberty and its influence and relation to juvenile delinquency].
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[Delinquency and venereal diseases].
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[Delinquency and veneral diseases].
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[Unexpected appearance of attacks of tetany during the treatment of pleurisy with PAS].
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[Doctor, my son is not the same anymore].
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Impact of comorbidity in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
Persistence of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) into adulthood and male-to-female ratios of this disorder in childhood and adulthood have been controversial issues in the ADHD diagnosis in adults. Research has resolved these controversies and in turn provided support for the validity of the diagnosis in adults. Support for the diagnosis can also be found in data that show the lifetime prevalence rate for comorbid conditions such as antisocial disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, and substance abuse disorders to be consistent across pediatric and adult populations with ADHD. These coexisting conditions add not only to the impairment associated with ADHD in adults but also to the disorder's economic burden, the extent of which is currently unknown. However, adults with the disorder, like children, probably have higher health care use and costs than people without the disorder. Little, too, is known about the social cost of ADHD, but if left untreated, the impact may be substantial. Research to determine the occupational costs associated with ADHD is ongoing, but until that and other cost-of-illness data are available, studies on the economic costs of the comorbid conditions depression, anxiety, and substance abuse and dependence may be used to make suppositions about the economic impact of ADHD in adults. More studies are needed on the outcomes of adults with this disorder, especially cost-of-illness studies.
Commentary: Alcoholic blackout and allegation of amnesia during criminal acts.
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Defence and coping in psychic disturbed adolescents. II. Results of the canonical correlation analyses and the discriminance analysis.
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[Psychoanalysis and criminality].
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Behaviour problems: everyone's concern.
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What to do with the young adult chronic patient?
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[A gene for delinquency. Myth or reality?].
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Alcoholism and sociopathy--diagnostic confusion.
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Familization therapy. An alternative to traditional mental health care.
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