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Interview: Ailing psychiatry needs some attention

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Interview: Ailing psychiatry needs some attention

In psychiatry, the cost of erroneous scientific theories can be incalculable – Nancy Andreasen tells New Scientist how things have gone wrong

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Television adverts for antidepressants cause anxiety

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Creativity special: Just got to write this down

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Trauma of war hits troops years later

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Human tests near for Alzheimer's treatment

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Nasal spray clears Alzheimer's brain plaques

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The autism epidemic that never was

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The autism epidemic that never was

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Famine increases the risk of schizophrenia

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Antidepressants barely better than placebos

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Lighter babies face future depression risk

Babies with low birthweights when born at full-term are more likely to be depressed in later life – it may also have a genetic link to heart disease

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Autistic and proud of it

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Vulnerability to depression may be hardwired

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Happiness helps people stay healthy

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Cannabis and schizophrenia link blurs further

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