REVIEW ARTICLES:

G Thornicroft and P Bebbington

Deinstitutionalisation--from hospital closure to service development
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 739-753. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ES Paykel

Treatment of depression. The relevance of research for clinical practice
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 754-763. [PDF]  

PJ Harrison and RC Pearson

Olfaction and psychiatry
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 822-828. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JS Bamrah and ME Mackay

Chronic psychosis in Turner's syndrome. Case report and a review
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 857-859. [Abstract] [PDF]  

PAPERS:

MA Ron

Psychiatric manifestations of frontal lobe tumours
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 735-738. [PDF]  

R Mayou

The history of general hospital psychiatry
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 764-776. [Abstract] [PDF]  

TS Brugha, JK Wing, and BL Smith

Physical health of the long-term mentally ill in the community. Is there unmet need?
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 777-781. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Z Hilton, YL Ong, A Richardson, MP Bender, and AF Cooper

A profile of long-stay psychogeriatric patients
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 782-786. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JP Emmerson, PW Burvill, R Finlay-Jones, and W Hall

Life events, life difficulties and confiding relationships in the depressed elderly
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 787-792. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M Maes, E Bosmans, E Suy, B Minner, and J Raus

Impaired lymphocyte stimulation by mitogens in severely depressed patients. A complex interface with HPA-axis hyperfunction, noradrenergic activity and the ageing process
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 793-798. [Abstract] [PDF]  

SA Simpson and AW Johnston

The prevalence and patterns of care of Huntington's chorea in Grampian
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 799-804. [Abstract] [PDF]  

G Hibbert and D Pilsbury

Hyperventilation: is it a cause of panic attacks?
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 805-809. [Abstract] [PDF]  

T Friedman and D Gath

The psychiatric consequences of spontaneous abortion
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 810-813. [Abstract] [PDF]  

HN Sno, JG Storosum, and JA Swinkels

HIV infection: psychiatric findings in The Netherlands
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 814-817. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JA Besson, SG Greentree, MA Foster, and JE Rimmington

Effects of ethanol on the NMR characteristics of rat brain. Acute administration, dependency, and long-term effects
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 818-821. [Abstract] [PDF]  

CH Cantor, MA Hill, and EK McLachlan

Suicide and related behaviour from river bridges. A clinical perspective
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 829-835. [Abstract] [PDF]  

GC Dunbar, MH Perera, and FA Jenner

Patterns of benzodiazepine use in Great Britain as measured by a general population survey
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 836-841. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Lieberman, J Cobb, and CH Jackson

Studying the 'Grammar of Psychotherapy' Course using a student and control population. Some results, trends and disappointments
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 842-845. [Abstract] [PDF]  

K Kirov

Aggressiveness, anxiety and drugs
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 846. [PDF]  

P Harrison, P Strangeway, J McCann, and J Catalan

Paedophilia and hyperprolactinaemia
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 847-848. [Abstract] [PDF]  

DK Price, GJ Turnbull, RP Gregory, and DG Stevens

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome in a case of post-partum psychosis
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 849-852. [Abstract] [PDF]  

PD Adityanjee and HM Chawla

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome and psychotic illness
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 852-854. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A Tanaghow, J Lewis, and GH Jones

Anterior tumour of the corpus callosum with atypical depression
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 854-856. [Abstract] [PDF]  

MH el-Badramany, TI Farag, SA al-Awadi, IM Hammad, A Abdelkader, and DS Murthy

Familial manic-depressive illness with deleted short arm of chromosome 21: coincidental or causal?
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 856-857. [Abstract] [PDF]  

TA Fahy, P DeSilva, P Silverstone, and GF Russell

The effects of loss of taste and smell in a case of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 860-861. [Abstract] [PDF]  

AM Nightingale

Unresolved grief presenting with features of a negative therapeutic reaction
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 862-864. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Correspondence:

N Child

The myth of hysteria as illness
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 865-866. [PDF]  

I Oswald

Comparison of diazepam and buspirone
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 866a. [PDF]  

S Lee

ASC and water intoxication
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 866b-867b. [PDF]  

R Lament

Better to be depressed in the sun
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 867. [PDF]  

AE Merriam and AM Hegarty

Brain white-matter lesions and psychosis
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 868a-869a. [PDF]  

L Theret and JG Pascalis

Self-harm and depressive disorder
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 868b. [PDF]  

C Sullivan

Trichotillomania
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 869a. [PDF]  

V di Michele, A Rossi, M Casacchia, L D'Albenzio, R Nistico, and L Giordano

Failure to convulse with ECT
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 869b-870b. [PDF]  

R Eastwood and J Kennedy

Pseudodementia
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 870a-871a. [PDF]  

C Verghese

Spontaneous orgasms--an explanation?
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 870b. [PDF]  

MC Phelan

Beclomethasone mania
The British Journal of Psychiatry 1989 v. 155, p. 871-872. [PDF]  

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