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Volume 17 - May 2002

S06. Substance P (NK1) receptors - possible role in stress, anxiety and affective disorders

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Diminished anxiety- and depression-related behaviors in substance P-deficient mice

Substance P (NK1) receptors in mood disorders and schizophrenia

Clinical update: substance P antagonists in patients with major depression

NK-1 receptor antagonists: a review of preclinical and clinical data

S07. Future directions for research on fetal life and psychiatric disorders

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Obstetric complications and schizophrenia – a meta-analysis of population-based studies

How identical are monozygotic twins? An fMRI study on language lateralization

Obstetric complications and risk for first admission with schizophrenia: a Danish national register based study

Fetal growth impairment – the relevance to psychiatric outcome

Minor physical anomalies: moving to the next phase of research

PL01. Plenary Nobel Laureate Lecture: A half-century of neurotransmitter research: impact on neurology and psychiatry

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A half-century of neurotransmitter research: impact on neurology and psychiatry

LS01. Schizophrenia (Sponsored by Eli Lilly)

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Welcome and opening remarks

Neuroplasticity

Acute psychosis in clinical setting

Acute agitation: new treatments

Compliance, cognition and psychosis: first episode

Acute treatment in Eastern Europe

Quality of life and health outcomes: what really matters

LS02. Achieving success in schizophrenia: cognition, control & compliance

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Chairman’s address: Novel treatments – a promise fulfilled?

Exploring cognition and frontal lobe disorders

Taking the patient’s view

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Volume 17 - May 2002

S06. Substance P (NK1) receptors - possible role in stress, anxiety and affective disorders

Symposia

S07. Future directions for research on fetal life and psychiatric disorders

Symposia

PL01. Plenary Nobel Laureate Lecture: A half-century of neurotransmitter research: impact on neurology and psychiatry

Symposia

LS01. Schizophrenia (Sponsored by Eli Lilly)

Symposia

LS02. Achieving success in schizophrenia: cognition, control & compliance

Symposia