Changes in Treatment of Nonpsychotic Distress Patients

This chapter explores the introduction of therapies such as ECT, amphetamine, barbiturates, and benzo Dazabins in the treatment of nonpsychotic distress patients in the 1940s, highlighting their effectiveness in treating insomnia, anxiety, and agitation.

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