 | Robert Mitchell (M.R.C.S.) - 1879 - 214 Seiten
...works practically has doubtless been over-estimated. " Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess...constitute the most powerful cause of the disease ; and Lobstein, assuming the fact as established, exercises his ingenuity in tracing the connection... | |
 | Willard Parker - 1885 - 122 Seiten
...make the following quotation from Walshe (p. 155): "Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess...constitute the most powerful cause of the disease; and although the alleged influence of mental disquietude has never been matter of demonstration, it... | |
 | Charles Plumley Childe - 1907 - 320 Seiten
...depressed nutrition." Dr. Walshe, writing in 1846, said: "Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess of temper on the deposition of cancerous matter. It would be vain to deny that facts of a very convincing character in respect of... | |
 | National Cancer Institute (U.S.) - 1959 - 700 Seiten
...Walshe posed his viewpoint clearly and forcefully: Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess...deposition of carcinomatous matter. If systematic writers can be credited, these constitute the most powerful cause of the disease; and Lobstein, assuming the... | |
 | Harriet Wadeson, Jean Durkin, Dorine Perach - 1991 - 484 Seiten
...mental affliction to cancer and goes on to state: Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess of temper, on the deposition of caracinomatous matter ... it would be vain to deny that facts of a very convincing character, in respect... | |
 | Hans Jurgen Eysenck - 2000 - 170 Seiten
...quoted, put the case extremely well when he wrote: 'Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess...deposition of carcinomatous matter. If systematic writers can be credited these constitute the most powerful cause of the disease . . . although the alleged... | |
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Much has been written on the influence of mental misery, sudden reverses of fortune, and habitual gloominess of temper on the deposition of carcinomatous matter. If systematic writers... 