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Volume 15 - October 2000

FC08. Violence and suicide

Symposia

FC08.01 Personality disorders and early development in female offenders

FC08.02 Ethnocultural peculiarities of suicide prevalence in RUSSIA

FC08.03 Peculiarities of socially dangerous behavior of the mentally ill in modern Russia

FC08.06 Mentally disordered offenders in Britain: Current practice and future proposals

FC08.04 Impact of depression, impulsivity and recent life-events in first-time and repeat suicide attempts

FC08.05 ADHD as a risk factor for sexual delinquency

SES12. AEP Section “Women's Mental Health”: Women's mental health

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SES12.01 Women and organised violence

SES12.02 Genetics of puerperal psychosis

SES12.03 Danish national studies of postpartum mental illness

SES12.05 Psychiatry of female criminality

SES12.06 Obstetric liaison services

SES12.04 Psychiatry of the menopause

S31. Current state and prospects of psychiatry in the Czech Republic

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S31.01 History and current development in CZECH psychiatry

SES17. AEP Section “Mental Retardation”: Behavioural phenotypes

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SES17.03 Behavioural Phenotypes in Clinical Practice

S31. Current state and prospects of psychiatry in the Czech Republic

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S31.02 The pros and cons of a czech education: Experience of a Norwegian psychiatrist Experience of a Norweigian psychiatrist

S31.03 The history of czech psychopharmacology and psychopharmacotherapy of affective and schizophrenic disorders

S31.04 Search for genes for bipolar disorder: The Czech-Canadian connection

S32. New antipsychotics in schizophrenia - have they fulfilled the promise?

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S32.01 New antipsychotics: Symptoms and clinical course

S32.02 Quality of life and new antipsychotic medications in schizophrenia

S32.05 Economics of new antipsychotics

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Volume 15 - October 2000

FC08. Violence and suicide

Symposia

SES12. AEP Section “Women's Mental Health”: Women's mental health

Symposia

S31. Current state and prospects of psychiatry in the Czech Republic

Symposia

SES17. AEP Section “Mental Retardation”: Behavioural phenotypes

Symposia

S31. Current state and prospects of psychiatry in the Czech Republic

Symposia

S32. New antipsychotics in schizophrenia - have they fulfilled the promise?

Symposia