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In 1925 a psychiatric service was inaugurated at Yale University under the direction of Arthur Ruggles. Since that time the service has been broadened and extended, having been blessed with administrative approval, general coöperation and, for the most part, adequate funds. Mental Health in College gives the history of this pioneering adventure in mental hygiene in education and details the types of problem encountered in some twelve hundred and fifty cases seen during ten years of the service.
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