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Volume 11 - 1996

S26. Defeat depression: a European perspective

Symposia

Lessons From the Gotland Study “suicide and Education — Effects, Shortcomings, Challenges”

The Hampshire Depression Project — a Model Study of the Effects of General Practitioner Education on the Outcome of Depression

S27. the brain imaging of psychopathology

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Similarities and Differences between Schizophrenia and Affective Disorders

Functional Brain Imaging of Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia

Functional Neuroanatomy of Verbal Self-monitoring

Dopamine Receptors and Neurological Side Effects

The Sensorimotor Cortex and Supplementary Motor Area in Schizophrenia: a Study with Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Passivity Phenomena in Schizophrenia

S28. Evaluating modern community mental health services

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Building An Internationally-valid Approach To Economic Evaluation

Standardising Measures of Mental Health Service Utilization

The Consequences of Psychiatric Disorders for Family Members: a Comparison between Schizophrenia and Depression

Two Decades of Evaluating Targeted Services in South-verona

True Versus Treated Prevalence of Psychosis — the Prism Case Identification Study

S29. Conceptual obstacles to research progress in affective disorders

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The Concept of Recovery in Affective Disorders

Psychotherapy and Pharmacotherapy in Anxiety Disorders

Relapse and Chronicity in Depression

Functional Psychopathology and the Diagnostic Process in Psychiatry

S30. Gender and dementia

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Oestrogen May Affect Mood and Mental State By An Action on Serotonin2a Receptors and Serotonin Transporter

S31. the long-term outcome of psychiatric disorders

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Suicide in Young Schizophrenic Patients, a Case Control Study

Long-term Outcome of Schizophrenia

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Volume 11 - 1996

S26. Defeat depression: a European perspective

Symposia

S27. the brain imaging of psychopathology

Symposia

S28. Evaluating modern community mental health services

Symposia

S29. Conceptual obstacles to research progress in affective disorders

Symposia

S30. Gender and dementia

Symposia

S31. the long-term outcome of psychiatric disorders

Symposia