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==Literatur zum Komplex Psyche und Krebs (kleine Auswahl)==
 
==Literatur zum Komplex Psyche und Krebs (kleine Auswahl)==
 
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*Christine Reynaert, « Psychogenèse » du cancer : entre mythes, abus et réalité, Bulletin du Cancer Vol 87 numero 9 655 sept 2000. testo integrale: [http://www.john-libbey-eurotext.fr/fr/revues/medecine/bdc/e-docs/00/01/13/99/article.md?type=text.html kompletter Artikel]
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*Der beste Arzt scheint mir der zu sein, der sich auf Voraussicht versteht. Denn wenn er den gegenwärtigen und den ihm vorhergegangenen und den künftigen Stand einer Krankheit schon vorher erkennt und den Kranken vorhersagt und ihnen erklärt, was sie unterlassen haben, dann werden sie ihm vertrauen, weil er ihren Zustand besser als sie selber erkennt, sodass die Menschen es wagen, sich dem Arzt anzuvertrauen. Ihre Therapie wird er aber am richtigsten vornehmen, wenn er aus dem gegenwärtigen Stand ihrer Krankheit deren künftigen Verlauf vorhersagt. Aus: Corpus Hippocraticum.
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