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Background. Stigma associated with psychological problems is a major concern that negatively affects people living with different symptomatology, sometimes with serious consequences for their health. The principal purpose of this paper was to carry out an updated systematic review to explore the relationship between the stigma associated with mental health problems and the risk of suicide in the clinical population, as well as to study the variables involved in this relationship. Method. A search was carried out in the PsycInfo, Pubmed and Scopus databases, using keywords related to stigma, suicide, and limiting the studies to clinical samples. The search included articles in English and Spanish from January 2012 to December 2020. Results. A total of 12 articles met the inclusion criteria and were selected for analysis. The results suggest that increased self-stigma toward mental health problems is associated with increased risk of suicide in clinical population. Also, variables involved in this relationship are suggested, such as depression, hopelessness, loss of vital sense, unemployment or decrease of support networks. Conclusion. The stigma associated with mental health problems could be a potential therapeutic target for reducing the risk of suicide in the clinical population. Exhaustive studies, with control groups random assignment, and more heterogeneous samples are necessary to know the phenomenon in greater depth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To evaluate the characteristics of Peruvian research studies on mental disorders (MD) published in SciELO-Peru during 2006-2011. Methods: A bibliometric study was conducted that included scientific papers on MD published in medical and psychological indexed journals in SciELO during 2006-2011. Articles with at least one Peruvian author whose main or secondary objectives were any MD were included. Main variables that were analyzed included kind of MD studied, author's affiliation, references and financing sources. Results: A total of 686 papers were identified in six journals, in 51 (7.4%) of these papers a MD was the main objective. Depression, substance abuse and sleeping disorders were the main topics covered. Major financing institutions were Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia and Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Seven studies (13.7%) received financial support. Conclusions: Few Peruvian publications on MD were identified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims at reviewing the life and main clinical contributions of one of the most influential authors of Russian Psychiatry, Victor Kandisnky. Unfortunately, little of his influence has extended beyond the limits of his home country. The main purpose of this paper is to present his work. At the same time, his research on psychopathological phenomena is placed in the context of his own life experiences, which marked the author's main fields of interest. In addition to the detailed observation of his patients' symptomatology, the author performed the self-observation of his personal experience to describe certain psychopathological phenomena such as pseudohallucinations and experiences of mental automatism he suffered during different periods of his life. Despite the enormous influence that Kandinsky had in the phenomenological analysis of these psychiatric symptoms, the knowledge of his work is mostly based on translations of his writings. We believe this is the first time in Spain that work is done based on the author's original contributions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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