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Sue Heath,Charlie Walkerim Jahre 1957 und die Beobachtung des stimmungsaufhellenden Effektes des bis dahin in der Tuberkulosebehandlung eingesetzten Monoaminoxidasehemmers (MAO-Hemmers) Iproniazid im selben Jahr. Die sich in den folgenden Jahren anschlie?enden intensiven pharmakologischen Untersuchungen haben dann in einer

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Nicola Allettpproach. Indeed differences in both theory and practice are substantial, as can be observed by the chapters in this volume, written by experienced scholar/clinicians representing each view (and related approaches). Also, the two perspectives differ in the degree to which they rely on empirical data

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Anna Bagnolig and puzzling complexities. There is disagreement about what “stress” means, and in many ways it is simply a shorthand term to describe a variety of conditions that tax people’s coping capabilities—even though each separate type of circumstance may elicit its own complex responses. In the families

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Nadine Schaeferconditions.Useful resource for clinicians and scientists ali.In this unique title, the full range of chronic respiratory conditions and their association with psychiatric comorbidities are explored and targeted management options are outlined. Indeed recent studies indicate a far higher prevalence o

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Darren Sharpery of the development and the revolutionary impact of antidepressants (ADs) on the field. It notes that despite thousands of studies since their introduction, little has changed in ideas about the nature of the “depressive” experience. How the new drugs effect recovery remains only partially resolve