1965
DOI: 10.1111/j.2044-8341.1965.tb00534.x
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Hypochondriasis: a survey of some historical, clinical and social aspects*

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“…The problem is not a new one (Kenyon, F. E. 1965). Thomas Willis (1682) believed that hypochondriasis was the male equivalent of female hysteria.…”
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“…The problem is not a new one (Kenyon, F. E. 1965). Thomas Willis (1682) believed that hypochondriasis was the male equivalent of female hysteria.…”
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“…Thus, severe health anxiety (HA; clinically termed hypochondriasis) represents a public health and cost concern for many areas of medical practice. [1][2][3] We describe a novel approach to understanding and treating severe HA. The focus of this conceptualization is on a paradox commonly observed among patients with this disorder; if patients do not actually have a serious illness, why does their intense fear of illness persist?…”
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“…Durante muchos años se pensó que la hipocondría era siempre secundaria a otros trastornos, especialmente depresión (Kenyon, 1965). Estudios más recientes indican que la forma primaria del trastorno es común.…”
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