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A PSYCHIATRIC MIRACLE
Often in the past, when in
thig column I have discussed
the fact known to all laymen
that mental
troubles com
monly run in
certain fami
lies, while
they don't ap
pear at all in
other families
persons have
written accus
ing me of not
knowing what
Or. Alvarez
I was talking about, or of talk
ing, without proper training
in psychiatry. Some said, "My
family is full of persons with
mental troubles, but my psy
chiatrist says that this doesn't
mean a thing. Why does he
say that?" Many persons
wrote urging me to keep on
talking about heredity be
cause, as they said, "I know,
from sad experience, that you
are absolutely right."
As I have noted several
times in this column, at pres
ent a big change is taking
place m psychiatry. The man
who used to sit in his arm
chair and spin weird and most
improbable sexual theories,
patterned after those of
Freud, is now on his way out.
Today, a new type of psychia
trist is coming to the fore a
man who, perhaps, spends
much of his day in an experi
mental laboratory, studying
the functions of the brain or
the effects of drugs on the
brain, or the surgery of the
brain, while he spends part of
his afternoon in the office,
seeing patients with mental
troubles. Another type of psy
chiatrist, like Professor Franz
Kallman of Columbia Univer
sity, spends all his time
studying the heredity of peo
ple with mental disease, and
studying mental disease as it
appears in alike-twins.
Doctor Agrees
miracle has hap
pened, and at a recent meet
ing of the American Eugenics
Society, one of the speakers
was Dr. John R. Whittier, of
the Creedmoor State Hospital
and Institute for Psycho-bio
logic Studies. He spoke on
genetics in psychiatric prac
tice, and said what is so true,
that the psychiatrist ran
greatly help himself and his
patient by studying the hered
ity of the man's family. For
instance, the doctor agrees
with something that I have
been saying for years, which
is that when one is faced with
a person who is blue and
moody and depressed, and un
able to work, it helps greatly
in telling how dangerous his
depression is to know whether
or not he has two or three rel
atives who are similarly de
pressed, and perhaps a rela
tive or two who committed
suicide.
Another miracle happened
when Dr. Whittier suggested
at Creedmoor that they set up
genetics laboratory and a
counseling service for rela
tives of . the psychotic who
want to know whether they
should marry and have chil
dren.
Dr. Whittier asked his staff
of 28 members how they felt
about this. One man would
not express any opinion; one
was against the move and 26
were for it. Obviously, a new
day has dawned in psychiatry.
No longer will Professor Kall
mann have to feel on the de
fensive when he publishes his
studies of a thousand or more
mental patients showing the
outstanding influence of he
redity. Prevalent Conception
Interestingly, in this same
symposium, Dr. Victor A. Mc
Kusick, of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, while speaking on the
genetics of disease of the
heart and arteries, said,
"There is a prevalent concep
tion that the demonstration of
a genetic factor means that
treatment is hopeless." As he
said, such pessimism is un
warranted. Actually, when
doctors learn to recognize the
people who are born with a
tendency to a certain disease,
they will be in an immensely
better position to study the
malady and to do something
to help the patient with it. To
illustrate: if, when a man is in
his early thirties,. I can tejl
him that he has inherited from
his ancestors a decided ten
dency to an early heart-attack,
I may be able to teach
him how to live so that he
won't drop dead when he is
45. Dr. McKusick hopes some
day to be able to recognize the
man with such a hereditary
susceptibility when he is a
child. He would like to start
then trying to protect him.
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