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Volume 17 - May 2002

S51. The prodromal symptoms of psychosis: objective and subjective

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Conceptual problems with early stages of psychosis

The prodromal symptoms of psychosis: experiences from the TOPP clinic

Results from Copenhagen prodrome project

SES13. AEP Section Alcoholism and Drug Addiction: Nicotine dependence and its treatment - Part I

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The neurobiology of nicotine dependence and depression: common pathways and mechanisms

Depression and smoking. Cause or consequence?

New treatments in tobacco dependence

Neuropsychiatric drug treatments to promote smoking cessation. Present and future

S52. Fighting stigma and discrimination because of schizophrenia and other mental illness

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The programme against stigma and discrimination because of schizophrenia in Spain

Crazy? So what!? Effects of a school project on mental health and illness on students’ attitudes

The antistigma action programme in Slovakia: a catalyst to integration

On stigma and discrimination of mentally ill – report from a WHO/EURO Task Force

S53. Hemispheric function and hemispheric transfer in alexithymia

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Neurobiological basics of transfer in brain

Alexithymia and cerebral hemispheres

Alexithymia and lateralized presentation of emotional faces

Interhemispheric transfer in alexithymia

The relevance of dissociative symptomatology in assessing the interhemispheric transfer

SES14. AEP Section Epidemiology & Social Psychiatry - Psychiatric-somatic comorbidity - cases and effects

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Health is not given – patterns of 12 month somatic and mental disorders comorbidity in the community

Schizophrenia, autoimmune diseases and human leucocyte antigens

Novel antipsychotics and weight gain

Depression and ischemic heart disease

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Volume 17 - May 2002

S51. The prodromal symptoms of psychosis: objective and subjective

Symposia

SES13. AEP Section Alcoholism and Drug Addiction: Nicotine dependence and its treatment - Part I

Symposia

S52. Fighting stigma and discrimination because of schizophrenia and other mental illness

Symposia

S53. Hemispheric function and hemispheric transfer in alexithymia

Symposia

SES14. AEP Section Epidemiology & Social Psychiatry - Psychiatric-somatic comorbidity - cases and effects

Symposia