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PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF POVERTY

ALTHOUGH poverty is always a mental health hazard and frequently associated with psychiatric disability or intellectual handicap, psychiatrists have paid too little attention to its outcome and repercussions. Often enough they meet it among those admitted to hospitals, but the levelling-out process in the institution tends to obscure its presence. Otherwise, their closest contacts with the poor are through the aged living alone, isolated and neglected, or the "homeless men", so well descrtbed by Jordan (1963) in "Men Without Homes". He says: