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Psychiatry
Dr. Richard H. Rahe, MD
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Richard H. Rahe, MD works in the field of Psychiatry. He attended NYU School of Medicine. Doctor Richard H. Rahe, MD has written publications. He has 99 publications published with PubMed. The lastest publication is: 'Serum uric acid, cholesterol, and psychological moods throughout stressful naval training.'
Publications
- Life meaning: an important correlate of health in the Hungarian population.
- A novel stress and coping workplace program reduces illness and healthcare utilization.
- Consulting to children in crisis.
- Who are we? The American Psychosomatic Society Membership Survey.
- [Time-relationship of psychosocial factors to myocardial infarction. A principle for systematic research].
- Development of a "Type C" inventory: cross-cultural applications.
- Sympathetic activity in alexithymics with mother''s low care.
- Life changes scaling for the 1990s.
- Validity and reliability of the Japanese version of the Stress and Coping Inventory.
- Sleep characteristics of Japanese working men who score alexithymic on the Toronto Alexithymia Scale.
- Mothers' low care in the development of alexithymia: a preliminary study in Japanese college students.
- Relationship of alexithymia and poor social support to ulcerative changes on gastrofiberscopy.
- Are abnormal gastrofiberscopic findings related to hostility with poor social support or to negative responses to stress?
- Severity of alexithymia is related to psychosocial factors in patients with peritoneal dialysis.
- Acute versus chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Alexithymia and coping with stress in healthy persons: alexithymia as a personality trait is associated with low social support and poor responses to stress.
- Simplified scaling for life change events.
- Biochemical variability in a tem sports situation.
- Occupational stress and variation in cigarette, coffee, and alcohol consumption.
- Type A behavior pattern and coping and defense.
- Antibody response to bovine serum albumin in mice: the efffects of psychosocial environmental change.
- Recent life change stress and psychological depression.
- Biochemical and mood responses predictive of stressful diving performance.
- Adaptation to and recovery from captivity stress.
- Stressful underwater demolition training. Serum urate and cholesterol variability.
- The Social Readjustment Rating Scale.
- A longitudinal study of life-change and illness patterns.
- An unusual cardiac (ventricular) arrhythmia in a child: psychiatric and psychophysiologic aspects.
- Multi-cultural correlations of life change scaling. America, Japan, Denmark and Sweden.
- Serum uric acid and cholesterol variability. A comprehensive view of underwater demolition team training.
- Life-change measurement as a predictor of illness.
- Life-change patterns surrounding illness experience.
- Biochemical correlates of behavior (a digest of selected studies).
- Psychosocial factors and myocardial infarction. II. An outpatient study in Sweden.
- Psychosocial factors and myocardial infarction. I. An inpatient study in Sweden.
- Psychosocial factors and sudden cardiac death: a pilot study.
- The social readjustment rating scale: a comparative study of Swedes and Americans.
- Prediction of near-future health change from subjects'' preceding life changes.
- Demographic and psychosocial factors in acute illness reporting.
- An identical twin study of psychosocial factors in coronary heart disease in Sweden.
- [Milieu factors and coronary disease in twin material].
- Serum uric acid, cholesterol, and cortisol levels. Interrelationships in normal men under stress.
- Motivation and serum uric acid levels.
- Adrenal cortical activity changes during underwater demolition team training.
- Psychologic correlates of serum cholesterol in man. A longitudinal study.
- [Myocardial infarct and "psychic" stress--some viewpoints].
- Cluster analyses of life changes. II. Method and replication in Navy subpopulations.
- Cluster analyses of life changes. I. Consistency of clusters across large Navy samples.
- Prediction of performance in stressful underwater demolition training.
- Illness prediction studies. Use of psychosocial and occupational characteristics as predictors.
- Behavior and life satisfactions characteristics of Swedish subjects with myocardial infarction.
- Measures of subjects'' motivation and affect correlated with their serum uric acid, cholesterol, and cortisol.
- The epidemiology of illness in naval environments. II. Demographic, social background, and occupational factors.
- The epidemiology of illness in naval environments. I. Illness types, distribution, severities, and relationship to life change.
- Work behavior, time urgency and life dissatisfactions in subjects with myocardial infarction: a cross-cultural study.
- A model for life changes and illness research. Cross-cultural data from the Norwegian Navy.
- Effects of aging upon U.S. masters championship swim performance.
- The three investigators study. Serum uric acid, cholesterol, and cortisol variability during stresses of everyday life.
- Recent life changes, myocardial infarction, and abrupt coronary death. Studies in Helsinki.
- Renal excretion of uric acid. Alterations during stressful underwater demolition-team training.
- Subjects'' recent life changes and coronary heart disease in Finland.
- Group therapy in the outpatient management of post-myocardial infarction patients.
- Effects of strenuous swim competition in the older age group.
- Serum lactic acid variability in subjects experiencing stressful training.
- Psychosocial predictors of illness behavior and failure in stressful training.
- Relationships of sports interests and smoking to physical fitness.
- Correlations of physical fitness, perceived health status, and dispensary visits with performance in stressful training.
- Reliability of life change cluster scores.
- Variations of illness incidence in the Navy population.
- Subjects'' recent life changes and their near-future illness susceptibility.
- Subjects'' recent life changes and their near-future illness reports.
- Serum uric acid and cholesterol variability for men aboard a Polaris submarine.
- Anxiety and physical illness.
- Acute versus chronic psychological reactions to combat.
- Anxiety and coronary heart disease in midlife.
- Psychological and physiological assessments on American hostages freed from captivity in Iran.
- Psychosocial stressors and adjustment disorder: van Gogh's life chart illustrates stress and disease.
- Life change, stress responsivity, and captivity research.
- Life-threatening behavior problem in a child with Ondine's curse.
- Recent life change and large bowel cancer. Data from the Melbourne Colorectal Cancer Study.
- Using family life drawings in medical student education.
- Van Gogh and the life chart.
- Attitudes and accidents aboard an aircraft carrier.
- Effects of stressful underwater demolition training on body structure.
- Liaison psychiatry on a coronary care unit.
- Brief group therapy following myocardial infarction: eighteen-month follow-up of a controlled trial.
- Swim performance decrement over middle life.
- Heritability of personality and behavior pattern.
- Middle-aged male competitive swimmers. Background and body structure characteristics (middle-aged competitive swimmers).
- Recent life changes and coronary heart disease in east versus west Finland.
- Serum uric acid, cholesterol, and psychological moods throughout stressful naval training.
- Epidemiological studies of life change and illness.
- Coronary behavior in three regions of Finland.
- Life change measurement clarification.
- Psychiatric consultation in a Vietnamese refugee camp.
- Heritability of type A behavior.
- Life change events and mental illness: an overview.
- Recent life changes and accidents aboard an attack carrier.
Schools
University of Washington
Nyu Hospitals Center
University Wa Med Center
Doctors Specialties
- Psychiatry
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Education
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University of Washington -
NYU School of Medicine -
University of Washington School of Medicine
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