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Am J Psychiatry 116:32-37, July 1959
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.116.1.32
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LEPROSY AND PSYCHOSIS

PAUL LOWINGER M.D.1

1 The Lafayette Clinic and Wayne State University College of Medicine, Detroit, Mich.

Leprosy is a unique stress with anatomic, physiologic, psychologic and social effects on the individual. Here is an opportunity to explore this stress in terms of the mental reaction. We would expect to learn much about causation of schizophrenia and psychosis in the Carville patients. Such a study also offers hope of a better understanding of the role of psychological and social factors in the origin of all schizophrenia.







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