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| Psychiatrist Anthony Clare dies | Psychiatrist Anthony Clare dies |
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| The psychiatrist and broadcaster Professor Anthony Clare has died suddenly at the age of 64. | The psychiatrist and broadcaster Professor Anthony Clare has died suddenly at the age of 64. |
| Professor Clare had been due to retire from St Edmonds Bury hospital in Lucan in County Dublin in two months' time. | Professor Clare had been due to retire from St Edmonds Bury hospital in Lucan in County Dublin in two months' time. |
| He became known to millions through his BBC Radio 4 show, In the Psychiatrist's Chair, and his extensive media work. | He became known to millions through his BBC Radio 4 show, In the Psychiatrist's Chair, and his extensive media work. |
| He has also written several popular books on psychiatry, and was professor of clinical psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin. | He has also written several popular books on psychiatry, and was professor of clinical psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin. |
| Professor Clare came to public prominence hosting a feature on Radio 4's Stop the Week programme, in which he interviewed various high-achievers about their past. | Professor Clare came to public prominence hosting a feature on Radio 4's Stop the Week programme, in which he interviewed various high-achievers about their past. |
| Eventually, one of his patients complained that he seemed to focus too much on people without any significant problems. | Eventually, one of his patients complained that he seemed to focus too much on people without any significant problems. |
| Professor Clare responded by launching the long-running In the Psychiatrist's Chair in 1982. | Professor Clare responded by launching the long-running In the Psychiatrist's Chair in 1982. |