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December 1, 2025Journal of the Neurological Sciences

Lateral thinking: The effects of the first world war for neurology and psychiatry, what have we learnt?

Wolfgang Grisold Simon Grisold Wolfgang Maderthaner

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Neuroscience showed significant advances due to the understanding of trauma from WWI, influencing treatment methods.
Key evidence indicates a rise in neuropsychological disorders linked to combat experiences in veterans, reshaping therapeutic approaches.
The article conducts an observational analysis of historical findings, linking wartime experiences to neurological changes.
The implications highlight a broader understanding of trauma in modern psychiatry, reflecting the long-term effects of war-related conditions.

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Analysis reveals the impact of WWI on neurology and psychiatry, suggesting lessons for modern practice.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75f6bc6e9836116a2ac7c https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jns.2025.123833

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