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Interview - 14.07.2016

Interview with Dr Bruce Cuthbert - RDoC and its influence on 21st century psychiatric drug discovery.

Congress highlights - 13.07.2016

Patients with depression need more than relief from low mood

Congress highlights - 13.07.2016

Millennials embrace face-to-face opportunities afforded by congress attendance

Young investigators, attending CINP 2016 through the Rafaelsen travel award scheme, shared their thoughts on what they like about coming to meetings.

Congress highlights - 05.07.2016

Tackling the cognitive dysfunction core to depression

Cognitive dysfunction is a core feature of depression that often persists in ‘remitted’ patients.

Interview - 05.07.2016

COMING SOON Interview with CINP president elect prof. John Krystal

Gallery - 04.07.2016

CINP 2016 - pictures captured

Congress highlights - 04.07.2016

Artificial intelligence offers new perspectives on psychiatric diagnoses

Computational neuropsychiatry is a new discipline, exciting huge interest for its potential in diagnosis and possibly even management.

Congress highlights - 04.07.2016

RDoc – entering the matrix

Congress highlights - 04.07.2016

Depression circuitry – an integrated approach

Congress highlights - 04.07.2016

Multifaceted aspects of dopamine dysfunction in schizophrenia

Interview - 04.07.2016

Interview with CINP President, Professor Shigeto Yamawaki

At the 30th international CINP congress in Seoul, Korea, we were privileged to speak with Professor Shigeto Yamawaki, President of the CINP, about changes and developments in the field and the value o

Interview - 29.06.2016

Uncovering dopamine deficits in schizophrenia through advanced imaging

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The Lundbeck Institute Campus – the medical education resource center in psychiatry and neurology.

Cognition in depression

THINC

THINC is a knowledge-sharing community, focused on cognitive dysfunction in depression and led by the THINC Task Force.

Cognition in depression

Rethink depression

A collection of articles on cognition in depression.

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Interview - 31.08.2015

Professor Peter Falkai talks about assessment of functioning and quality of life

Congress highlights - 30.08.2015

The complexion and complexity of depression

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Professor Blier - Cognitive symptoms in depression

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Professor Blier on cognitive symptoms of depression

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Complexities that make up depression

How the cognitive symptoms of depression can affect patients

Professor McIntyre explores the prevalence of cognitive symptoms

Rebecca’s personal insight

Is cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), which requires complex cognitive processes, appropriate for depressed patients with severe cognitive dysfunction?

How can we differentiate between cognitive impairment and initial dementia in patients with depression?

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Interview - 01.09.2015

Antipsychotics are alike, but their similarities are different

It had been a long day for some delegates at the ECNP by the start of this symposium on Sunday evening.

Interview - 18.10.2014

Treating depression in rural Australia

Congress highlights - 31.03.2015

Some drugs, not much rock and roll

Interview - 28.03.2015

Highlights of an interview with Dr Ofer Agid of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, Canada

Congress highlights - 31.08.2015

Caring for carers: survey data reveal the needs of those who look after patients with severe mental illness

Congress highlights - 03.09.2015

Increased recognition of cognition in MDD - THINC again

Interview - 30.03.2015

Contemporary issues in schizophrenia management

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