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Tuesday. June 75. '"T
The Medical Roundup
bv AX.
Can Infants Be Emotionally
Injured?
Much of Freudian psychology
and analytic theory is based on
the unprovable theory that an
infant, and
even a fetus
in the womb,
can be so in
jured emotion
ally as to be
in trouble for
the rest of his
days. Here in
front of me is
a big book fill
ed with the
author's convictions as to the
psychic injuries that are done
to the fetus in his mother's
womb. Elsewhere, I find much
literature on the psychic injuries
supposedly suffered by infants
as they are being born. Is keep
reading in the analytic literature
about people who, because they
love a warm bath, must be anx
ious to get back to their old
enjoyment of warmth and se
curity in their mother's womb!
I think most physicians, if
they could stand reading much
of this literature would laugh
it to scorn as stupid and un
bel'.evable. Certainly, these theo
ries can never be proved, and
hence they have no place in
science.. What is sad is that so
many laymen, reading this stuff
everywhere, have come to ac
cept it as scientific. Now, to my
great joy, I read that Dr. Roy
Grinker, a leader in this field,
says that it is not scientific. He
says it might come to be if the
analysts would reform!
Brain Develops Gradually
Because of the great promi
nence of these theories in mod
ern thought. I have long been
reading everything I could find
on what the brain of a fetus or
a new-born infant or even a yeSr
old infant is like, and conceiv
ably could do. Any mother who
has watched her newborn infant
develop in the first few weeks
and months of life must have
realized that the development of
his little brain was anything but
completed at his birth. At first
it can only cry, suck and kick.
Only gradually does the brain
develop with the passage of
time. The small child's brain is
so poorly developed that few of
us adults can remember any
thing before the age of four
years, which fact alone should
have somewhat discouraged the
analysts from spinning their
many weird theories.
Experts with the electroen
cephalograph, which records the
tiny electric currents that are
constantly being formed in the
brain, tell me that before the
age of three or four, the records
are not at all those of an adult.
In fact, according to Dr. W. Grey
Walter, the records are not def
initely adult until the child is
10 or 11. (The Living Brain,
Norton.)
Reading f.ecommended
We know that the new-born
infant hasn t much function in
his eyes, and he cannot control
his fingers or arms. It is a long
while before he can reach out
and grab what he wants to get.
Anyone interested to see how
an infant's brain grows from
week to week should read a sum
mary of the remarkable studies
published by Dr. Gesell, of Yale.
No one can read his books
without realizing that the little
brain, during the first few
weeks, is markedly undeveloped
as compared with the bain of a
child of one year of four years
or 10 years.
I recently read the abstract
of a report given recently by Dr.
J. P. Scott of the R. B. Jackson
Laboratory, of Bar Harbor,
Maine. He has been studying the
reactions of puppies in their few
weeks of life their reactions to
their environment. He says that
when the puppies are born, their
nervous system is still so poorly
developed that it cannot be much
influenced by anyone. Although
it is true that babies are not
puppies, he thinks the same
facts probably hold true for
them; and this I would expect.
During the first three weeks, the
puppies' brains are so under
developed that it is doubtful if
anyone coulci produce any psy
chological damage in them.
For the first three weeks, the
puppy is concerned almost en
tirely with his mother and her
breasts. His only concern is with
food. After three weeks his brain
has developed enough so that he
can pay some attention to his
litter-mates and the world about
him.
It seems to me that those of
us who are not psychoanalysts
should pay much attention to
scientific studies like this, and
little attention to the very im
probably theorizing of men who
surely do not think or behave
like scientists.
X-ray Treatment of Cancer
Of the Lung
At the recent meeting of Ra
diologists at Quebec City, Can
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Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
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it is worthwhile to treat people
with inoperable cancer of the
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Four out of 144 have survived
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Cancer and Obesity
Dr. Samuel H. Waxier of Stan
ford University found that in a
certain breed of mice 35 per
cent got cancer of the breast.
When these mice were made
obese, 62 per cent of them would
get cancer of the breast. Also,
the fat ones got it in 252 days,
instead o: 333 days, as in the
case of the thin ones. What can
be cheering to many a stout
woman is the fact that fattening
of the mice did not induce the
production of cancer in animals
lacking a factor which produces
cancer.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1957)
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