Carl Jung's misdiagnosis of Montagu Norman
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- Lords of Finance whole source · open book
In April 1913, following a few days of tests, including blood and spinal fluid tests, the rising young psychiatrist informed Norman that he was suffering from “general paralysis of the insane” (GPI), a term then used to describe the onset of mental illness associated with tertiary syphilis, and that he would be dead in a few months.
chapter: 2. A STRANGE AND LONELY MAN - Britain: 1914
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