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Volume 17 - Issue S1 - May 2002

S16. Towards evidence based treatment in forensic psychiatry

Symposia

Using urine and hair to assess drug and medication use in mentally ill patients

SES05. AEP Section Epidemiology & Social Psychiatry - Gender differences in major mental disorder - Part I

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Gender differences in the prevalence of affective disorders

Gender differences in first episode schizophrenia

Gender, marital status and quality of life in schizophrenia

Gender differences in anxiety disorders

Women and dementia

S17. Genetic basis for affective disorders

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Polysomnographic, neuroendocrine and psychometric risk factors for depression

Data from the biomed european consortium for affective disorders

Identifying genes for bipolar disorder on chromosome 22 using a convergent functional genomics approach

Identification of a bipolar disorder susceptibility gene locus on chromosome 12

Chromosomal abnormalities and depression

S18. Gene-environment interplay

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Genes and environment in ADHD

The role of personality in influencing genetic and environmental risk factors for major depression

Genetic influences on autism

What do comorbidity studies with somatic disorders tell us about the etiology of schizophrenia?

Genetic and non-genetic factors in bipolar affective disorder

S19. Severe OCD: recent advances in techniques for neurosurgical treatment

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Neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and neuropathology of OCD

Psychopharmacological treatment in severe and/or resistant OCD: augmentation strategies

Capsulotomy, a valid treatment for extreme OCD?

Deep brain stimulation in severe treatment refractory OCD

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Volume 17 - Issue S1 - May 2002

S16. Towards evidence based treatment in forensic psychiatry

Symposia

SES05. AEP Section Epidemiology & Social Psychiatry - Gender differences in major mental disorder - Part I

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S17. Genetic basis for affective disorders

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S18. Gene-environment interplay

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S19. Severe OCD: recent advances in techniques for neurosurgical treatment

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