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Olle Hagnell

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#1932

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#506

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Olle Hagnell

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Doctorate Medicine Lund University

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According to Wikipedia, Eric Olof "Olle" Hagnell was a Swedish psychiatrist and epidemiologist. Hagnell was born in Halmstad, Sweden on July 29, 1924 to Eric Hagnell, an editor-in-chief, and Ruth Hagnell. During his doctoral studies, he worked as an assistant physician in Lund and as a research assistant at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at Cornell University in New York. In 1966, he received a doctoral degree in psychiatry from Lund University. After completing his doctoral program, Hagnell became a docent and worked as a visiting professor at Columbia University in New York. In 1974, he was promoted to professor in forensic psychiatry and social psychiatry at Lund University.

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Olle Hagnell's Published Works

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The prevalence of dementia in Europe: a collaborative study of 1980-1990 findings. Eurodem Prevalence Research Group. (1991) (723)
Frequency and distribution of Alzheimer's disease in Europe: A collaborative study of 1980–1990 prevalence findings (1991) (426)
Are we entering an age of melancholy? Depressive illnesses in a prospective epidemiological study over 25 years: the Lundby Study, Sweden (1982) (277)
The prevalence of vascular dementia in europe: Facts and fragments from 1980–1990 studies (1991) (172)
An Advance in Epidemiology. (Book Reviews: A Prospective Study of the Incidence of Mental Disorder) (1967) (171)
A Prospective Study of First-Incidence Depression (1990) (124)
Prevalence and incidence of senile and multi-infarct dementia in the Lundby Study: a comparison between the time periods 1947-1957 and 1957-1972. (1986) (111)
THE PREMORBID PERSONALITY OF PERSONS WHO DEVELOP CANCER IN A TOTAL POPULATION INVESTIGATED IN 1947 AND 1957 (1966) (108)
Suicide rates in the Lundby study: mental illness as a risk factor for suicide. (1981) (99)
Does the Incidence of Age Psychosis Decrease (1981) (88)
Incidence of dementia in the Lundby Study. (1992) (85)
Salutogenic childhood factors reported by middle-aged individuals (1994) (78)
Childhood vulnerability and adult invincibility * (1990) (71)
Coping with life span crises in a group at risk of mental and behavioral disorders: from the Lundby study (1995) (64)
Suicide in the Lundby study: a controlled prospective investigation of stressful life events. (1980) (52)
THE FREQUENCY AND RISK OF DEPRESSION WITHIN A RURAL POPULATION GROUP IN SCANIA (1962) (48)
Mortality in alcoholism among men in the Lundby Community Cohort, Sweden: a forty-year follow-up. (1998) (46)
Intelligence and temperament as protective factors for mental health. A cross-sectional and prospective epidemiological study (2005) (44)
Does it make sense to do repeated surveys? – the Lundby Study, 1947–1997 (2005) (43)
Mental Illness in Married Pairs in a Total Population (1974) (41)
Suicide and endogenous depression with somatic symptoms in the Lundby study. (1978) (38)
Suicide in the Lundby study: a comparative investigation of clinical aspects. (1979) (36)
Prevalence of mental disorders, personality traits and mental complaints in the Lundby Study. A point prevalence study of the 1957 Lundby cohort of 2,612 inhabitants of a geographically defined area who were re-examined in 1972 regardless of domicile. (1994) (36)
Psychiatric disorder in a Swedish and a Canadian community: an exploratory study. (1971) (35)
Violent death and mental disorders in the Lundby Study. Accidents and suicides in a total population during a 25-year period. (1982) (34)
Peptic ulcer and alcoholism; a statistical study in frequency, behaviour, personality traits, and family occurrence. (1957) (34)
Mortality of anxiety syndromes in a normal population. The Lundby Study. (1996) (31)
A PROSPECTIVE STUDY CONCERNING MENTAL DISORDERS OF A TOTAL POPULATION INVESTIGATED IN 1947, 1957 AND 1972 THE LUNDBY STUDY III (PRELIMINARY REPORT) (1975) (30)
Mortality in the Lundby Study (1982) (30)
Does the incidence of age psychosis decrease? A prospective, longitudinal study of a complete population investigated during the 25-year period 1947-1972: the Lundby study. (1981) (29)
Premorbid personality traits and psychosomatic background factors in depression: the Lundby Study 1957-1972. (1993) (28)
A 50-year perspective of a family with chromosome-14-linked Alzheimer’s disease (1998) (26)
Prevalence of age psychosis and mortality among age psychotics in the Lundby Study. Changes over time during a 25-year observation period. (1985) (26)
The course of alcoholism among men in the Lundby Longitudinal Study, Sweden. (2000) (25)
Anxiety in the Lundby Study: re-evaluation according to DSM-III-R, incidence and risk. (1993) (24)
Chapter 6: Repeated incidence and prevalence studies of mental disorders in a total population followed during 25 years The Lundby Study, Sweden (1989) (24)
Mortality in the Lundby study. Natural death in different forms of mental disorder in a total population investigated during a 25-year period. (1982) (23)
Suicide and depression in the male part of the Lundby study. Changes over time during a 25-year observation period. (1982) (20)
Incidence of alcoholism among men in the Lundby community cohort Sweden, 1957-1972. Probabilistic baseline calculations. (1982) (20)
Prevalence of Male Alcoholism in a Cohort Observed for 25 Years (1980) (17)
NEUROSES AND OTHER NERVOUS DISTURBANCES IN A POPULATION, LIVING IN A RURAL AREA OF SOUTHERN SWEDEN, INVESTIGATED IN 1947 AND 1957 (1959) (17)
Mental and physical complaints among alcoholics. (1972) (15)
Current trends in the incidence of senile and multi-infarct dementia (1983) (15)
Mortality and hidden mental disorder in the Lundby Study. Age-standardized death rates among mentally ill 'non-patients' in a total population observed during a 25-year period. (1983) (15)
[The Lundby project: Do psychiatric risk factors in childhood influence mental health in adulthood?]. (1988) (14)
Vascular Dementia in the Lundby Study (1992) (14)
Mental tiredness in the Lundby study: incidence and course over 25 years (1993) (14)
Mortality psychiatric specialist care in the Lundby study. Age-standardized death rates in different forms of psychiatric services in a total population investigated during a 25-year period. (1983) (11)
Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type in the lundby study (2005) (11)
‘Normal’ and ‘Lesional’ Traits of Personality according to Sjöbring: Re-Ratings and Prognostic Implications (1975) (9)
Predictors of alcoholism in the Lundby study (2004) (9)
Prevalence and nature of alcoholism in a total population (1972) (9)
Mortality and age psychosis in the Lundby Study: death risk of senile and multi-infarct dementia. Changes over time in a prospective study of a total population followed over 25 or 15 years. (1985) (9)
Vascular dementia in the Lundby study. 1. A prospective, epidemiological study of incidence and risk from 1957 to 1972. (1992) (9)
First‐incidence anxiety in the Lundby Study: course and predictors of outcome (1998) (8)
A prospective study of mental disorders in a total population. (1969) (8)
Epidemiology of cycloid psychosis (2004) (7)
Predictors of alcoholism in the Lundby study (2004) (7)
Predictors of alcoholism in the Lundby study (2004) (7)
Class variations in the incidence of alcoholism in the Lundby Study, Sweden (2004) (7)
Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type in the Lundby study (1992) (6)
Predictors of alcoholism in the Lundby Study. III. Social risk factors for alcoholism. (1986) (6)
World Psychiatric Association (2004) (6)
Affective diseases–their course in a longitudinal perspective: the Lundby Study (1989) (5)
Epidemiology of cycloid psychosis. A prospective longitudinal study of incidence and risk in the 1947 cohort of the Lundby Study. (1986) (5)
Vascular dementia in the Lundby study. 2. An attempt to identify possible risk factors. (1993) (5)
Incidence of anxiety in the Lundby Study: changes over time during a quarter of a century. (1987) (4)
Epidemiology of cycloid psychosis. (1990) (4)
How many, and which patients with affective disorders need long-term maintenance therapy? (1985) (3)
Predictors of anxiety in the Lundby study: a prospective study of a normal population during 1947-1972. (1995) (2)
The epidemiology of mental disorders in Sweden (1996) (2)
[Epidemiology and the aged]. (1961) (1)
A Swedish psychiatric epidemiological study: The Lundby project (1968) (1)
[Dalby studies. 6. Psychic insufficiency in a total population--incidence and duration]. (1970) (1)
[Masked depression--a difficult and important psychiatric diagnosis in somatic medicine]. (1978) (1)
Psychiatric morbidity through 25 years in a socially healthy population individually defined at the outset (1980) (1)
[Psychiatric ward planning]. (1967) (1)
[Chlorpromazine therapy of psychoses]. (1955) (1)
Contents, Vol. 23, 1990 (1990) (0)
[Icterus due to chlorpromazine]. (1956) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 13, 1985 (1985) (0)
The Lundby Study, 1947–1997 (2002) (0)
'Normal' and 'lesional' traits of personality according to Sjöbring: re-tatings and prognostic implications. The Lundby project. (1975) (0)
Contents, Vol. 6, 1980 (2004) (0)
International multi-disciplinary federation of social psychiatry (2004) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 27, 1993 (1993) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 6, 1980 (1980) (0)
Subject Index Vol. 15, 1986 (2004) (0)
The Lundby Study – fifty years of psychiatry (2002) (0)
[Psychoses in aged, a growing psychiatric problem]. (1954) (0)
Author Index Suppl. 1, Vol. 11, 1992 (1992) (0)
[The problem of liver affection in chlorpromazine therapy]. (1956) (0)
Suicide Rates in the Lundby Study: Depressive Disorder as a Risk Factor for Suicide (1983) (0)
Book Reviews / Announcement (1980) (0)
Heinrich Düker: Pioneer in Pharmacopsychology (1983) (0)
[EXPERIMENT WITH THE ORGANIZATION OF STUDY COURSES AND LECTURE COURSES IN A PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENT]. (1964) (0)

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