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Volume 15 - October 2000

SAT01. Pharmacotherapy in depression: with or without psychotherapy (Sponsored by Servier International)

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SAT01.02 Pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy: State of the science

SAT01.03 Pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy: State of the art

SAT01.04 Pharmacotherapy with which psychotherapy?: Results of the espace study

S17. Brain imaging in neuropsychiatric disease

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S17.01 Functional neuroimaging of cognition: A challenge to neuropsychology

S17.02 Structural findings in neuropsychiatric disorders: The role of stress

S17.03 Functional imaging in neurodevelopmental disorders

S17.04 Insular cortex abnormalities in schizophrenia: Clinical correlates and significance

S18. Psychiatry and human rights. Involuntary commitment in Europe

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S18.01 Involuntary, compulsory or coerced treatment: New trends in Belgium

S18.02 Human rights and compulsive treatment

S18.03 Psychiatry and human rights in Romania. Involuntary commitment. 30 years experience

S18.04 Involuntary commitment in Germany — Ethics, law and practice

S18.05 Unvoluntary commitment in France: A model or an exception?

SES06. AEP Section “Epidemiology and Social Psychiatry”: Part I. Early detection and intervention in psychosis

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SES06.01 Antecedents and early course of affective psychosis

SES06.02 Prodromi and early course of schizophrenia and its consequences

SES06.03 Predicting the risk of psychosis

IS01. Suicide - the difference in age and gender (Supported by The Lundbeck Institute)

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IS01.01 Suicide in adolescents

IS01.02 Suicide in women

IS01.03 Suicide in men

IS01.04 Suicide in the elderly

S19. Psychotherapy and neuroplasticity

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S19.01 Psychotherapy and cellular function

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Volume 15 - October 2000

SAT01. Pharmacotherapy in depression: with or without psychotherapy (Sponsored by Servier International)

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S17. Brain imaging in neuropsychiatric disease

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S18. Psychiatry and human rights. Involuntary commitment in Europe

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SES06. AEP Section “Epidemiology and Social Psychiatry”: Part I. Early detection and intervention in psychosis

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IS01. Suicide - the difference in age and gender (Supported by The Lundbeck Institute)

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S19. Psychotherapy and neuroplasticity

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