THE HORMONES

The Hormones

The volume is divided into two parts: (1) the place of mental hygiene in public health, including factors of responsibility, leadership, methods, organization, and services; and (2) the development of the individual, including factors of personality development, eugenics, and prenatal to so-called old age periods. There is a useful review of psychopathological states and of visual aids, with bo...

The Hormones

Hormones and the Environment

75 hospital crisis is not too (lissimilar from Clhicago's or Boston's or Philadelphia's. The system of fragmented, duplicative, "pluralistic," inadequate lhealth services discriminates against the poor. MIore money won't help. Two medical care systems won't lhelp. The competition will inevitably preserve the discriminatory pattern. Surely the perceptible, rational analytic intelligence brought ...

The Male Sex Hormones

The general effects of castration, in addition to the loss of spermatogenesis, have been known since our earliest historical records. It is not the purpose of this paper to review the earlier studies which emphasize the effects of castration of the male, of transplantation of gonads, and of cryptorchidism on the various physiological, psychical, morphological, and histological changes in the bo...

The humanities are the hormones.

Proc (Bayl Univ Med Cent) 2011;24(1):17–20 illiam Osler was the fi rst physician elected president of the British Classical Association. In his inaugural address at Oxford on May 16, 1919, Osler spoke about “Th e Old Humanities and the New Science” (1). His wife, Grace, said at that time: “Never has Oxford been more wonderful—never. Everything is in bloom. Th e streets and parks, to say nothing...