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1. Withholding and withdrawing dialysis from elderly ESRD patients: Part 2 — ethical and policy issues

   In Part 1 of this article (Ger Nephr Urol Vol. 2, page 109), the historical and current patterns of using age as a selection criterion for...

   Leslie S. Rothenberg in Geriatric Nephrology and Urology

   Article 01 February 1993

2. Madness is a surrender of free will; Therapy too often encourages it. A libertarian view of psychology and psychiatry

   Peter R. Breggin in Psychiatric Quarterly

   Article 01 March 1981

3. Toward a clarification of primary prevention

   The ambiguity of the concept of primary prevention and a vague fear that primary prevention may violate civil liberties are two of the important...

   Dale W. DeWild in Community Mental Health Journal

   Article 01 December 1980

4. Report of the National Task Force on Mental Health/Mental Retardation Administration

   in Administration in mental health

   Article 01 June 1979

5. Applied anthropology and the concept of the underdog: Implications for community mental health planning and evaluation

   Medical anthropologists have long been involved in health-program evaluation and have studied factors related to program acceptance in target...

   Michael V. Angrosino in Community Mental Health Journal

   Article 01 December 1978

6. Concerning psychotherapy

   S. R. Slavson in Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy

   Article 01 June 1974

7. Today's youth and moral values

   Joseph H. Douglass in Journal of Religion and Health

   Article 01 October 1969