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Cannabis: Too much, too young?

It is known that taking a lot of cannabis over a short period can cause psychotic symptoms, but the long term effects are still hotly debated

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Ecstasy may trigger gene-linked depression

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Psychedelic medicine: Mind bending, health giving

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St John's wort may be effective anti-depressant

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Blood test for schizophrenia draws nearer

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Interview: Return of a 'beautiful mind'

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Interview: Return of a 'beautiful mind'

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Coughs and sneezes spread mind diseases

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Newborn mice given Prozac grow up depressed

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Father's age linked to schizophrenia risk

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Brain may produce its own antipsychotic drug

The cannabis-like compound may dampen delusional experiences, despite the links between cannabis and psychosis

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Mental health matters

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Rejection massively reduces IQ

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David Jane: Inner visions

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