… Watts's observations on depressive disorders as seen by a general practitioner with a special
interest in psychiatric … Watts, he will also be able to judge the risk of suicide in individual …

There is good evidence that genetic factors are necessary, though by no means sufficient,
for the development of schizophrenia. Several studies have compared the incidence of …

So far as the general public is concerned, propaganda could take the form of regular
features on television and sound radio, each item driving home one particular point, perhaps …

In a recent paper on endogenous depression (Watts, 1956) it was suggested that not more
than one-quarter of the cases occurring reached the psychiatrist, and that the disease was …

Method The investigation was carried out in some 261 practices in Great Britain, with a
population at risk of just over a million persons. The location of the practices is shown on the map. …

In six years of practice before the war I diagnosed only one case of endogenous depression,
and that afterthe patient had commnitted suicide. After psychiatric experience in the Army t …

Over 26 years some 73 patients with schizophrenia were observed. Three types were
considered, true schizophrenia, schizophrenia simplex, and schizoaffective disorders. Of those …

Febrile convulsions are a commonplace event in the experience of any doctor. The patients
seldom come to any harm and the incident issoon forgotten. To the mother, the problem is …

1114 25 April 1964 Correspondence MEDIBCLJOURNAL to Clostridium welchii infection
complicating induction of labour, in the presence of a dead foetus, with hypertonic glucose. We …

264 Proceedings ofthe Royal Society ofMedicine 10 100,000 as compared with rates in the
general population which do not usually exceed 20 per 100,000 per annum. It is abundantly …