[The negative consequences of the joint session of the 2 Academies in Soviet biological psychiatry].
The liquidation of the scientific school in the brain pathology based by distinguished psychiatrist A. S. Shmar'ian, serves as an example of the negative role in the development of Soviet psychiatry played by the joint session of the USSR Acad. Sci. and Acad. Med. Sci. dedicated to the problems of I. P. Pavlov's physiological theory (June-July, 1950), and the joint session of the Presidium of the USSR Acad. Med. Sci. and the National Society of Neurologists and Psychiatrists (October, 1951). The absurd fight against dissidence in science harmed the studies in neuropsychiatry, where Soviet school had been among the most advanced world schools.
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D000047:Academies and Institutes / Q000266:history*; D001689:Biological Psychiatry / Q000266:history*; D049673:History, 20th Century; D010827:Physiology / Q000266:history*; D011057:Politics; D014586:USSR
Otritsatel'nye poslestviia ob''edinennoĭ sessii dvukh akademiĭ v otechestvennoĭ biologicheskoĭ psikhiatrii.