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Volume 17 - May 2002

S20. Is there a role for infectious agents in the etiology of psychiatric disorders

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Toxoplasma infection in schizophrenia

Persistent RNA viruses and nervous system dysfunctions

Endogenous retroviruses and schizophrenia

Depression and Borna disease virus (BDV)

Amantadine treatment in neuropsychiatric disorders with BDV infection

S21. Gene expression in addictive disorders

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Opioid genes in the actions of drugs of abuse: perspectives from human and experimental animal models

Gene expession in addictive disorders

Microarray analysis of brain gene expression in human alcoholism

From phenotype to genes and back: a functional genomics approach to alcohol dependence

S22. Nosology, epidemiology and biology of somatoform disorders - Part I

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Measurement of somatisation: a cross-cultural perspective

The epidemiology of somatization

The significance of stress in the development of fibromyalgia syndrome

The immune pathophysiology of fibromyalgia and somatoform disorders

Hypochondria and cognitive therapy

Epidemiology and primary-care oriented interventions for somatoform disorders

S23. Longitudinal studies on psychiatric epidemiology into old age

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The Lundby Study – fifty years of psychiatry

Longitudinal study on depression in the elderly

Depression from middle age to old age. A 32-year follow-up of women

A 15-year follow-up on psychotic symptoms in the non-demented elderly

A 40-year follow-up of patients with obsessive compulsive disorder

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Volume 17 - May 2002

S20. Is there a role for infectious agents in the etiology of psychiatric disorders

Symposia

S21. Gene expression in addictive disorders

Symposia

S22. Nosology, epidemiology and biology of somatoform disorders - Part I

Symposia

S23. Longitudinal studies on psychiatric epidemiology into old age

Symposia