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P World Psychiatry OFFICIAL JOURNAL
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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION INTER
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RS2. New advances in diffusion magn
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SW8. Treatments for pregnant women
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cologic treatment options are now a
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elation to particular treatments an
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chotherapy (TFP), an outgrowth of p
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obtaining open employment. Secondar
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tion of diagnosis-specific suicide
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US7. ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
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those following birth. Very little
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US12. ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
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US14.2. COMMON AND RARE GENETIC VAR
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cause within 12 months was 63 (Kapl
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US19. ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
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sentations, and the onset of effica
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US23.3. NEUROGENETIC MECHANISMS OF
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and physical disorders meets proble
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parent-child relationship. A ration
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specifically, these studies have ei
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RS3.5. USING ANTIDEPRESSANTS (PLUS
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BOLD signal differences in prefront
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affective states and to increase in
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account for over fifty per cent of
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sequencing of the pathway to care o
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RS14.2. OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORD
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RS16. SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT FOR PEOP
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RS18. CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE PROS
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RS20. BRAIN SYSTEMS AND PSYCHOSIS R
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andomly recruited from the Montpell
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model requires a conceptual shift f
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familiar with psychological vulnera
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RS26.5. IMPLICATIONS OF RECOVERY: A
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cotherapy, remain unclear. These ar
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RS30.2. COMBINATION THERAPIES FOR P
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RS32.2. CHRONOTHERAPEUTICS TO TREAT
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RS34. THE EFFECTS OF PSYCHIATRIC CO
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teristics than an African American
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WO6. MANAGEMENT OF MENTALLY DISORDE
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WO14. PRACTICAL ISSUES IN THE LONG-
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espectively; for women with any psy
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SS3. THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN IMPULS
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and blood samples were used for tol
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(the need to avoid harm to a patien
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SS9. IMPLEMENTING MENTAL HEALTH CAR
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SS11. RECOVERY BEYOND RHETORIC (org
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Romanian admission to the European
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SS14.2. SUBJECT-SPECIFIC EEG ANALYS
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SS16. HOPE IN PSYCHIATRY (organized
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SS18. TOWARDS A CONSENSUS ON ETHICS
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duced drugs that were marketed as a
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treated for unipolar and bipolar de
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long-term individual therapy, the t
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provide a defence or to accept a de
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SS28.2. DOCTORS’ HEALTH AND ADDIC
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SS30.3. EVIDENCE-BASED PSYCHOTHERAP
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has created a unique challenge for
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SS35. ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE:
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SS36.3. BEHAVIOURAL AND COGNITIVE-B
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SS38.2. DEPRESSION AND DEMENTIA: LE
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need to show what it is doing to ad
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the individual’s personhood (in e
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taken into account and mood disorde
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and psychiatric services at all lev
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chose the field of psychoneuroimmun
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ices to families (particularly chil
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suffer from comorbid depression. In
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American countries, that the majori
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ZS10.5. STIGMA IN UKRAINE AND POST-
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chotherapeutic schools, such as the
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NRS2. GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOG
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NRS3.2. EARLY DETECTION AND INTERVE
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NRS4.4. DEPRESSIVE PERSONALITY AND
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patients were enrolled; 38 were ran
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NRS7.2. THE USE OF THE MOOD DISORDE
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What were the missed opportunities
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compared with those without rapid c
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and poor control of impulsivity. Th
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tainty, which, in turn makes it pos
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they “did not want anyone to know
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the SOHO studies and followed up to
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occurring in the brain during REM s
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PO3.26.2 IMPROVEMENTS IN MENTAL HEA
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health care settings to better meet
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children with or without MDD, and t
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shoulder pain unresponsive to non-s
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PO3.58. EFFICACY OF LAMOTRIGINE IN
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(mean 25.4-point change) and vitali
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PO3.74. PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY IN
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in whom this type of intervention m
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PO3.91. EFFECTIVENESS OF PSYCHOEDUC
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ment choices. A 13-item questionnai
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onset of depression, patients with
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did not, also had poorer mental hea
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lized a comparison group, and exami
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PO3.133. PATTERNS OF CARE IN PATIEN
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PO3.140. DRUG NON-COMPLIANCE: THE I
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who were living part or full time w
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developed by a task force appointed
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lyzed using a modified grounded the
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PO3.174. THE EMILIA PROJECT: THE ST
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ecovered better from depression tha
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students of the Islamic Azad Univer
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individualized treatment plan, taki
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side effects), and reaching an effe
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models of circadian disturbances. M
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tinuous antipsychotic protection. T
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SPS9.5. IMPROVING CARDIOVASCULAR HE
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although preliminary, are promising
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INDEX OF AUTHORS Abbate A. 270 Abde
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Benítez-Hernández M.M. 297 Benito
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Centanaro F. 164 Cercignani M. 32 C
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Diez T. 164 Dimitrijevic I. 244 Din
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Gates D. 280 Gaviria S.L. 73 Gelao
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Hua-Min Xu 210 Huang H. 247 Huang J
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Kundi P.S. 257 Kunugi H. 248 Kupfer
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Marder S.R. 103 Margari F. 274, 275
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Napo F. 175 Narayana P.A. 76 Nardi
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Pieper S. 31 Pierantozzi E. 193 Pie
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Rybakowski J. 171 Ryder A.G. 138 Ry
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Stoduto G. 280 Stone M.H. 5, 38 Sto
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Villaseñor Bayardo S. 118 Vinberg
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