Heinz Lehmann

So when you first arrived and these X were really just brand new, was there conviction might be too strong a word, but was there a conviction or a shared conviction among people studying these that these were really going to make a difference in patients' lives? Or was it we're just going to have to figure out where the research takes us?

No, I think one of the things that was most interesting and someone I met a couple of years later was Heinz Lehmann, who was a European psychiatrist, I believe Austrian, who came to Canada.

And he was one of the first people to actually do a study of chlorpromazine in North America.

And what he said was, he said, I knew it worked.