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Bipolar teens see hostility in neutral faces

Adolescents with bipolar disorder are more likely to misinterpret neutral facial expressions – and brain scans reveal a boosted fear level

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Pinning down where Prozac works

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Brits less fazed by Iraq war

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How Prozac affects the brain

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A timely way to banish SAD

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The myth of 'mood stabilising' drugs

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The myth of 'mood stabilising' drugs

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DNA bears the scars of past depression

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'Suicidal' rats may offer schizophrenia insights

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Fear still haunts Tsunami survivors

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Fear still haunts Tsunami survivors

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How brainpower can help you cheat old age

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How brainpower can help you cheat old age

Why are well-educated, active people more able to fend off the symptoms of dementia and brain damage?

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Memory-altering drugs may rewrite your past

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Manic depression linked to creativity

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Interview: Ailing psychiatry needs some attention

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Television adverts for antidepressants cause anxiety

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