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R Neuwirth

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PubMed1977

[Weather and disease].

About one third of our population is weather-sensitive. The specific symptoms depend from age, sex, health state and social class. A great number of meteorotropic diseases are either caused or intensified by certain meteorological events. The same is true for both alterations of common fitness and physiological parameters. The most important correlation-statistical results from different meteorological study-groups of the past decennials are summarized. By means of these tabularies the physician is able to recognize weather-dependent diseases. The telephone-service of the Deutschen Wetterdienst (bioprog) keeps him informed of the actual weather-situation. Taking advantage of these possibilities every physician can give prophylactic medicare.

Air Ionization↗
PubMed1976

[Serum uric acid and uric acid elimination after benzbromarone therapy in patients with gout and hyperuricemia].

During treatment with benzbromaron in a dose of 100 mg/day a significant fall of uric acid was shown beginning on the second day. On the forth day in the evening or the fifth day in the morning a steady state for the uric acid level is reached. The morning value was 2,9 mg/100 ml, the evening value 2,6 mg/100 ml. During treatment, even when serum uric acid levels are decreased, an augmented renal uric acid elimination excists but a hyperuraturia was not found.

Benzbromarone↗
PubMed1975

[New medico-meteorological results in mental patients].

Over a period of 13 years the dates of hospitalization of 17,268 psychically sick persons were correlated with the decimal weather classification. Schizophrenics and neurotic depressives were affected particularly by warm westerly weather conditions, exhaustion and involution depressives and psychopaths by easterly weather conditions. Alcoholics and neurotics are more irritated by unsettled weather conditions, drug addicts by weather conditions with warm air advection from the southwest. In schizophrenics, high warm air advections in front of a belt of low pressure are of particular importance. Depressives too, seem to react to rising fronts which are partly combined with fally fronts.

Adjustment Disorders↗