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Aquinas on Human Self-Knowledge, by Therese Scarpelli Cory by Pasnau, R.

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Epistemology Idealized by Pasnau, Robert

“…Epistemology today centrally concerns the conceptual analysis of knowledge. Historically, however, this is a concept that philosophers have seldom been…”
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Psychiatric syndromes linked to reproductive function in women: a review of current knowledge by Gitlin, M J, Pasnau, R O

“…Four psychiatric syndromes related to reproductive function in women have been identified: postpartum depression, premenstrual syndrome (PMS),…”
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Bupropion in the treatment of bipolar disorders: the same old story? by Fogelson, D L, Bystritsky, A, Pasnau, R

“…The treatment of bipolar disorders with mood stabilizing agents is complicated by breakthrough episodes of depression. Currently there are no consistently safe…”
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Thomas Aquinas on Human Nature: A Philosophical Study of Summa Theologiae, 1a 75-89 by Pasnau, Robert

“…This is a major new study of Thomas Aquinas, the most influential philosopher of the Middle Ages. The book offers a clear and accessible guide to the central…”
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Form, Substance, and Mechanism by Pasnau, Robert

“…Philosophers today have largely given up on the project of categorizing being. Pasnau argues that scholastic philosophers transformed the notion of what a form…”
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Mental health service for medical students by Pasnau, R O, Stoessel, P

“…The authors describe the problem of impairment of medical students from the point of view of mental health professionals who have directed a large and…”
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The sooner the better: a study of psychological factors in women undergoing immediate versus delayed breast reconstruction by Schain, W S, Wellisch, D K, Pasnau, R O, Landsverk, J

“…Patients who had reconstructive breast surgery at the time of mastectomy (immediate) or within 1 year (early) had significantly less recalled distress about…”
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Opportunities for consultation-liaison research in the 1990s by Pasnau, R O

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Psychiatry in medicine: medicine in psychiatry by Pasnau, R O

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Anxiety: the silent partner by PASNAU, R. O

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Initial reaction and subsequent response to antidepressants in panic patients by Bystritsky, A, Pasnau, R O

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In memoriam George Tarjan, M.D. 1912-1991 by Pasnau, R O, Work, H H

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Critical review of psychosocial interventions in cancer care by Fawzy, F I, Fawzy, N W, Arndt, L A, Pasnau, R O

“…The need for a large variety of psychosocial interventions is enhanced as increasing numbers of patients with cancer have longer survival. This article reviews…”
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The remedicalization of psychiatry by Pasnau, R O

“…The remedicalization of psychiatry does not mean the return to a reductionistic biomedical model of psychiatry or the renunciation of psychotherapy and…”
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Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and consultation-liaison psychiatry by Wolcott, D L, Fawzy, F I, Pasnau, R O

“…Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a new highly lethal transmissible syndrome that occurs primarily in identified high-risk groups. The number of…”
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What Is Sound? by Pasnau, Robert

“…Our standard view about sound is incoherent. On the one hand, we suppose that sound is a quality, not of the object that makes the sound, but of the…”
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Psychiatric residency, role models, and leadership by Sherwood, E, Greenblatt, M, Pasnau, R O

“…Two hundred fifty ex-fellowship psychiatrists answered a questionnaire on their administrative and other professional experiences during and after residency as…”
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Psychopathology in consultation liaison settings in U.S.A by Pasnau, R

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Combining pharmacotherapy with psychotherapy in the treatment of anxiety disorder by PASNAU, ROBERT O.

“…Anxiety disorders are more prevalent than any other mental health problem in the USA, but afflicted patients are often untreated or treated only by a primary…”
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