The expression still has a great truth in it, especially as regards that habit of self-drugging so common among the American people.
A little more than a century ago, a thousand tons of sugar sufficed for the whole world's needs, while the year before the war, the world consumed some twenty-two million of tons of sugar.
Prominent neurologists had been consulted and could suggest nothing.
Neurologists would seem scarcely to have a place in the war except for wounds of nerves {259} and the cerebral location of missiles and lesions.
The credit which neurologists of today give to its effectiveness seems to me much too high.
Many neurologists are inclined to hold that neurasthenia demands a special predisposition and is therefore dependent upon a neurotic constitution of the brain itself.
It will be seen that I have described what foreign neurologists call la maladie Américaine.
Further, the conventional factors implanted in mankind from earliest childhood play their part.
The fact that the study of the sexual life has been undertaken chiefly by medical men, and above all by neurologists and alienists, has inevitably introduced a certain bias into the results of the investigation.
Many neurologists are of opinion that even in grown-ups enlightenment on their own psychosexual processes is harmful and even immoral.
Our most prominent neurologists have in recent years insisted on the necessity for encouraging patients and for not permitting them to brood upon the worst side of what is to be expected from their ailment.
Forel of Zurich on the treatment of alcoholism, in a communication read to the South German Neurologists and Psychiatrists at its meeting in Freiburg over twenty years ago.
Opposed to the corporation men and the neurologists were the psychiatrists, who chiefly upheld an emotional theory of genesis--whence we began to hear of the neuroses of fright and of accident.
A frequent error of neurologists has been to identify “functional” with “psychic” when it came to a question of the classical functional neuroses.
The question of surgical intervention for a cerebral lesion was raised, but he was first sent to the neurologists at Bordeaux.
All neurologists know the difficulties in diagnosticating epilepsy in the absence of opportunities to see attacks and to receive the carefully analyzed statement of the observers of the patient.
The labors of the Society of Neurology of Paris never flagged, its contributions in current medical journals having become familiar to neurologists who have followed closely the trend of medical events during the war.
The manner in which the French neurologists and alienists continued their work during the strenuous days of the terrible conflict is worthy of all praise.
A plea for more psychiatrists and neurologists for war service.
Of course the insurance-company attitude and the attitude of railway corporations saw malingering in all cases, and to this day, neurologists are inclined to see a great deal of “indemnity neurosis” in these cases.
With an ever-increasing knowledge of the widespread character of this disease and its manifold variations in the complex of symptoms, the tendency among neurologists is to revert to the term employed by Romberg--tabes dorsalis.
This is not surprising seeing that it is due to the same cause, and the etiology of the two diseases is such as to lead many neurologists to consider them one and the same disease affecting different parts of the nervous system.
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