Unmasking Feigned Illness reveals practical tools for spotting fake disease.
This concise field guide explains how impostors simulate symptoms and how clinicians can distinguish fraud from real illness with clear, evidence-based steps. This edition draws on historical and medical observations to help readers recognize common patterns of deception. It offers practical guidance for physicians and health professionals who must assess disputed cases, without sensationalism or guesswork. The focus remains on reliable signals and safe, ethical management of suspected malingerers.
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In A pril 1836 this work appeared in a less extended form, in competition with many others, for the prize proposed by the Professor of Military Surgery, in the University of Edinburgh, in A pril 1835, to the author of the best essay on the best Classification of THE Feigned and Factitious Diseases of Soldiers ANDS eamen, on the Means used to simulate or produce them, and on the best Modes of detecting I mpostors. The competition was open to the students of that and the preceding years, and was conducted with the usual restrictions and forms. The Judges, Sir Geo. Ballingall and Dr. Trail, the Professors of Military Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, and others, awarded the first prize to the following essay; which has been considerably extended, and somewhat altered since that time.
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