Add to ORKGMass psychogenic illness (or epidemic sociogenic attacks, a newer proposed appellation), previously known as mass hysteria, refers to a rapid spread of well-described signs and symptoms affecting members of
Two previously unpublished outbreaks of Mass Psychogenic Illness (MPI) in Italy are reported. The r...
Issue/problem: After disasters, terrorist attacks and wars social epidemics of medically unexplained...
Key words: acute and transient psychotic disorders; schizophrenia; psychoses; incidence
Background Episodes of mass sociogenic illness are becoming Increasingly recognised as a significant...
This article examines the possibility that the "nightclub shots" epidemic is a "mass psychogenic dis...
Epidemic hysteria, known by multiple synonymous terms, including mass hysteria, mass psychogenic ill...
Background. Mass psychogenic illness has been a recurrent phenomenon in Bangladesh over recent times...
The phenomenon of mass psychogenic illness, also known as mass hysteria, is not well documented in L...
Abstract Background Outbreaks of mass psychogenic illness (MPI), which are a constellation of physic...
Background. Mass psychogenic illness has been documented for more than 600 years in a variety of cul...
Mass psychogenic illness may be difficult to differentiate from illness caused by bio-terrorism, rap...
This study questions the widely held assumption that the phenomenon known as mass psychogenic illnes...
Background: Mass psychogenic illness are reported from across various parts of the world since a lon...
In this report we describe the circumstances surrounding an outbreak of mass hysteria among first ye...
Two previously unpublished outbreaks of Mass Psychogenic Illness (MPI) in Italy are reported. The fi...
Two previously unpublished outbreaks of Mass Psychogenic Illness (MPI) in Italy are reported. The r...
Issue/problem: After disasters, terrorist attacks and wars social epidemics of medically unexplained...
Key words: acute and transient psychotic disorders; schizophrenia; psychoses; incidence
Background Episodes of mass sociogenic illness are becoming Increasingly recognised as a significant...
This article examines the possibility that the "nightclub shots" epidemic is a "mass psychogenic dis...
Epidemic hysteria, known by multiple synonymous terms, including mass hysteria, mass psychogenic ill...
Background. Mass psychogenic illness has been a recurrent phenomenon in Bangladesh over recent times...
The phenomenon of mass psychogenic illness, also known as mass hysteria, is not well documented in L...
Abstract Background Outbreaks of mass psychogenic illness (MPI), which are a constellation of physic...
Background. Mass psychogenic illness has been documented for more than 600 years in a variety of cul...
Mass psychogenic illness may be difficult to differentiate from illness caused by bio-terrorism, rap...
This study questions the widely held assumption that the phenomenon known as mass psychogenic illnes...
Background: Mass psychogenic illness are reported from across various parts of the world since a lon...
In this report we describe the circumstances surrounding an outbreak of mass hysteria among first ye...
Two previously unpublished outbreaks of Mass Psychogenic Illness (MPI) in Italy are reported. The fi...
Two previously unpublished outbreaks of Mass Psychogenic Illness (MPI) in Italy are reported. The r...
Issue/problem: After disasters, terrorist attacks and wars social epidemics of medically unexplained...
Key words: acute and transient psychotic disorders; schizophrenia; psychoses; incidence