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Symposium
11:45– 13:15
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Hall Helsinki 1
TOPIC 14:
Neurobiology and genetics
Personalized medicine in psychiatry: where are we
now?
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WPA Section: Personalized Psychiatry
Chairs:
Giampaolo Perna, Italy
Thomas E. Schläpfer, Germany
001
Mechanisms of action of antidepressants:
implications for personalized treatment?
Alan F. Schatzberg, USA
002
Using multimodal predictors for antidepressant
treatment response – from neuroimaging to genet-
ics and epigenetics
Elisabeth Binder, Germany
003
Using a nonhuman primate model of anxiety to
inform the development of personalized treatments
Ned H. Kalin, USA
S-161
Symposium
11:45– 13:15
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Hall London 1
TOPIC 24:
Forensic psychiatry and assessment
Culpability, mind and brain
Chairs:
Kolja Schiltz, Germany
Jürgen L. Müller, Germany
001
Biological aspects of individual and collective
violence
Bernhard Bogerts, Germany
002
Fritz Haarman – a life between psychiatric
assessments
Jürgen L. Müller, Germany
003
Reflections on the concept of criminal culpability
Reinhard Merkel, Germany
004
Free will between genes, brain and environment
Pietro Pietrini, Italy
S-162
Symposium
11:45– 13:15
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Hall Paris 1
TOPIC 4:
Affective disorders
Toward stratified treatments for bipolar disorders
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WPA Section: Affective Disorders
Chairs:
Gregor Hasler, Switzerland
Kamilla Miskowiak, Denmark
001
What is bipolar disorder? Bridging the gap
between DSM-5 and Research Domain Criteria
Gregor Hasler, Switzerland
002
The neurogenetic risk architecture of bipolar
disorder
Henrik Walter, Germany
003
How far we are from a personalized treatment
in bipolar disorders?
Andrea Murru, Spain
004
Cognitive enhancement for patients with bipolar
disorder
Kamilla Miskowiak, Denmark
S-163
Symposium
11:45– 13:15
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Hall Paris 2
TOPIC 33:
Rural and urban mental health
Psychiatric emergencies – a worldwide challenge
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DGPPN Section: Emergency Psychiatry
Chairs:
Thomas Messer, Germany
Frank-Gerald Pajonk, Germany
001
Psychiatric emergencies – an overview
Frank-Gerald Pajonk, Germany
002
Agitation in psychiatric emergencies
Georg Juckel, Germany
Paraskevi Mavrogiorgou
003
Pharmacotherapy of psychiatric emergencies
Thomas Messer, Germany
004
Suicidality in psychiatric emergencies
Barbara Schneider, Germany
S-164
Symposium
11:45– 13:15
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Hall New York 3
TOPIC 28:
History, art and cultural sciences
Confronting psychiatry during the Nazi period –
a concluded chapter?
Chairs:
Maike Rotzoll, Germany
Volker Roelcke, Germany
001
Resources for each other – the Society of
German Neurologists and Psychiatrists and Nazi
biopolitics
Hans-Walter Schmuhl, Germany
002
Give them back a part of their dignity – research
on the victims of patients' murder (“Euthanasia”) and
its significance for understanding national socialist
psychiatry
Maike Rotzoll, Germany
003
Brain tissues as a legacy of Nazi psychiatry and
their post-war use, 1940–2000
Paul Weindling, United Kingdom