New on the bookshelf: Recent releases by DMS faculty authors
American Psychiatry after World
War II: 1944-1994. Edited by
Roy W. Menninger, M.D., University
of Kansas School of Medicine;
and John C. Nemiah, M.D., professor
of psychiatry at DMS.
American Psychiatric Press;
Washington, D.C.; 2000. This
volume summarizes the significant
developments
in psychiatry
during
the 50 years after
World War
II. Its essays,
written mostly
by people who
lived through the changes, describe
fluctuations in treatment
strategies between a biological
and a psychodynamic approach.
Critical Issues in Global Health.
Edited by C. Everett Koop, M.D.,
Sc.D., McInerny Professor of
Surgery at DMS; Clarence E.
Pearson, National Center for
Health Education; and M. Roy
Schwarz, China Medical
Board. Jossey-Bass; San Francisco;
2000. Essays by 75
renowned authorities
explore
the world's health challenges,
including tobacco, communicable
diseases, and the environment.
"The miracles of science
could and should be shared
equally in the world," writes Jimmy
Carter in the foreword.
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