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Volume 9 - 1994

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S26. Sleep disorders: epidemiology, social impact and treatment attitudes (supported by an educational grant from Synthélabo F)

S27. Positive, negative, and affective symptoms in schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders (supported by an educational grant from Janssen B)

S28. Improvement of the quality of life in schizophrenia (supported by an educational grant from Lundbeck DK)

S29. Improvement of compliance - quality assurance - increased quality of life in community care for schizophrenics (supported by an educational grant from Lundbeck DK)

S30.New approaches in anxiety states - panic and phobic disorders (supported by an educational grant from Hoffmann-La Roche CH)

S31. Personality disorders

S32. Assessment of quality of life in psychiatry (supported by an educational grant from Astra S)

S33. Psychosomatic disorders

S34. Alzheimer’s disease

S35. Neurasthenia

S36. Panic,anxiety and its treatment

S37. New strategies with antiepileptics

S38. Long-term studies in psychiatry

S39. Neuroleptic drugs

S40. Anxiolytic drugs

S41. Biological and clinical changes in the course of mental disorders

S42. Affective disorders: biological and social aspects

S43. The national scientific psychiatric associations: their role in the development of psychiatry

National Scientific Psychiatric Associations

Psychiatry in the Countries of the European Union: The role of Psychiatric Associations

The Influence of the German Psychiatric Association on the Research, Organization and Profile of Psychiatry

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Volume 9 - 1994

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S43. The national scientific psychiatric associations: their role in the development of psychiatry