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\n On this page you will find information on new scientific publications, new editions and standard works of psychosomatic medicine.\r\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Psychosomatic Medicine – <\/strong><\/p>\n

An International Guide for the Primary Care Setting <\/strong><\/p>\n

Kurt Fritzsche, Susan H. McDaniel, Michael Wirsching (eds.) 3rd edition, Springer 2026<\/p>\n

English, 593 pages, also available as eBook<\/p>\n

The new edition of this standard work is characterized by an expansion of the country contributions: Around 20 country reports from 4 continents broaden the view of our subject to a global perspective. The reports from current crisis areas such as Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Israel and Ukraine are particularly illustrative and impressive. The country reports from Asia are fascinating due to their different cultural-ethnological coloring of the “psychosomatic” topic. The Western country reports are characterized by Cartesian terminology and a comparatively high institutional anchoring of the medical field. <\/p>\n\n

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Uexk\u00fcll – Psychosomatic medicine<\/strong><\/p>\n

Johannes Kruse et al (eds.), 9th edition, Elsevier 2025 <\/p>\n

Over 100 chapters, all brought up to date, 39 of which have been completely rewritten.<\/p>\n

In the 9th edition, Uexk\u00fcll once again presents all aspects of psychosomatic medicine in a comprehensive and well-founded manner. In line with Thure von Uexk\u00fcll’s ideas, the work aims to promote the integration of psychosomatic thinking in all medical specialties and is therefore deliberately not limited to the field of psychosomatics and psychotherapy. The therapeutic attitude is decisive: the focus is on the patient and his or her individual reality, which must be taken into account in order to achieve an optimal therapeutic result. No therapeutic approach is regarded as the only valid one; different explanations and approaches are taken into account. <\/p>\n\n

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Migration and refugee medicine <\/b><\/p>\n

A. Exadaktylos, O. Keidar, D. Srivastava, D.H. Paris (eds.), Hogrefe 2025<\/p>\n

The reference book “Migration and Refugee Medicine” is a reference work in condensed form and reliably helps to build up and safely apply medical knowledge for the 20 most important countries of origin.<\/p>\n

The following interprofessional topics are covered in the practical guide:<\/p>\n