http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/8bbb0b05207985d82ce0846dad18692f.pdf 01fdff5a160e4970505cfbf1025d6b23 PDF Text Text W wag-r-“ 'vurwvnf. V“-[A'> 'J~‘m~j,r-rw-: willy:~rw._.«)r';fl'k“i>nlw .Y, ; 2- 'n-w"ayv', , ~«K-fi “’-_-“V‘w-ow-rfl)-W-rW’mrw't‘iWW"'-\W'lrr-FIWFV'-7 W'W’x" Wawwiw "mm-HI 7-1"- wn'VI'“ . \. .‘q—uwr. october 24s'l967 ‘Dr. Alexander Suite 6l7; M. Eon' Africa House Johannesburg, Seuth Africa Pan Dear Andy, ‘ $ I _ _ have had a chance-to go over the.TTR data with HY~3263. drug; and So," cannot make any cosnnent regarding Iido not know this -the.drng'infleance. It may be. that the central effects.were. quite small,'and that this may be related to the failure to see changes in language. As you know. our major difficulty is in providing an independent measure at the changes in central chemistry. In many of our studies, behavioral change can be induced without a ‘ nw-w _ umw’vn'xn (v‘ concomitant change in brain chemistry or in w-vl'qv -theless, your data-is interesting continued these studies; WW” and i am EEG criteria. hever~ encouraged that you have Of course, we will be pleased to have you visit with us the APA meetinQS'in Boston. I would prefer your visit to be the.meetings since I anticipate being quite busy just before are planning to put up a demonstration of our EEG ~ computer ‘ swam-“mm,- after- after as we techniques. There are few major centers that I wOuld suggest you visit once you come to this country and_these are Nathan Kline at Rocklend State Hespitel in Orengeburg, New York; Arthur Sugerman at the Jersey NeurovPsychiatric Institute in Skillman, New Jersey; at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana; and, of course, the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry. Turan has continued the psychopharmacology program.there and I am very pleased with the 'results which he has produced. I do not know of any majer center on the West Cosst, other than that of Dr. Hollister in Pelo Alto, or Sidney Cohen in Los Angeles. The first is interested in secondary effects of new drugs end the secend in LSB. New Donald Gallant . . - ' With regard-to your study of Stelazine and.Triperidol. we are able to translate the rating scales‘provided they have been dene carefully and, if there are sufficient samples to provide us with a measure of the average and variability for each patient prior to drug treatment. In these analyses. we continued to use the model of change from the ere—treatment behavioral scores. PleaSe tell me what shape your date is.in and the number of ratings per patient at different times of the treatment program.i �Dr. Don ~2- October 24, 1967 Our psychopharmacoiogicai studies continue to go well with much emphasis 0n cyciazocine as an antidepressant and a new anti- narcotic, fialoxone, in the treatment of addicts. This group of anti-narcotics is both interesting and rewarding. I look forward to having you visit with us. Hy Sincerely yours, Fink, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry Max . w w:—-,a-.~ru:ronwm~vrnnwv=-.—.. :- :wvvi: unrw'vvww‘wsw Mszp best regards. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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