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• 1. Experiencing depression ; 2. Depression in the medically ill ; 3. Explaining depression: neuroscience is not enough, evolution is essential ; 4. Evolutionary genetics of affective disorders ; 5. Genetic factors in stress and major depression ; 6. Bipolar disorder and unipolar depression: what is the genetic relationship? ; 7. The significance of dysregulated basal glucocorticoid pulsatility in affective disorders ; 8. Early life programming of affective function ; 9. Modeling depression by GR mutant animals? ; 10. Cytokines and depression: experimental evidence and intermediate mechanisms ; 11. Do depression, stress, sleep disruption and inflammation alter hippocampal apoptosis and neurogenesis? ; 12. The role of the medial prefrontal cortex in mediating resistance and vulnerability to the impact of adverse events ; 13. Is it all monoamines? ; 14. The role of affective processing in vulnerability to and resilience against depression ; 15. PTSD and HPA axis: same hormones, different disorders ; 16. Neuroendocrine and immune cross talk in major depression ; 17. Neuropsychiatric effects of IFN-alpha: relevance to depression ; 18. Depression and coronary heart disease ; 19. Does depression induce pain and fatigue? ; 20. Explaining the association between depression and mortality: a life course epidemiology approach ; 21. Depression: unipolar or bipolar, what's the difference (and what does it matter anyway)? ; 22. Can neuroimaging help distinguish bipolar depression from major depressive disorder? ; 23. Pharmacogenetics of antidepressant response ; 24. Can the EEG be used to predict antidepressant response? ; 25. Can we use magnetic/electric fields to help in treatment resistant depression? ; 26. Antiglucocorticoids in the treatment of affective disorders: from pre-clinical to clinical studies ; 27. How can we use current knowledge to improve antidepressant treatments?

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• 1. Experiencing depression ; 2. Depression in the medically ill ; 3. Explaining depression: neuroscience is not enough, evolution is essential ; 4. Evolutionary genetics of affective disorders ; 5. Genetic factors in stress and major depression ; 6. Bipolar disorder and unipolar depression: what is the genetic relationship? ; 7. The significance of dysregulated basal glucocorticoid pulsatility in affective disorders ; 8. Early life programming of affective function ; 9. Modeling depression by GR mutant animals? ; 10. Cytokines and depression: experimental evidence and intermediate mechanisms ; 11. Do depression, stress, sleep disruption and inflammation alter hippocampal apoptosis and neurogenesis? ; 12. The role of the medial prefrontal cortex in mediating resistance and vulnerability to the impact of adverse events ; 13. Is it all monoamines? ; 14. The role of affective processing in vulnerability to and resilience against depression ; 15. PTSD and HPA axis: same hormones, different disorders ; 16. Neuroendocrine and immune cross talk in major depression ; 17. Neuropsychiatric effects of IFN-alpha: relevance to depression ; 18. Depression and coronary heart disease ; 19. Does depression induce pain and fatigue? ; 20. Explaining the association between depression and mortality: a life course epidemiology approach ; 21. Depression: unipolar or bipolar, what's the difference (and what does it matter anyway)? ; 22. Can neuroimaging help distinguish bipolar depression from major depressive disorder? ; 23. Pharmacogenetics of antidepressant response ; 24. Can the EEG be used to predict antidepressant response? ; 25. Can we use magnetic/electric fields to help in treatment resistant depression? ; 26. Antiglucocorticoids in the treatment of affective disorders: from pre-clinical to clinical studies ; 27. How can we use current knowledge to improve antidepressant treatments?

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• 1. Experiencing depression ; 2. Depression in the medically ill ; 3. Explaining depression: neuroscience is not enough, evolution is essential ; 4. Evolutionary genetics of affective disorders ; 5. Genetic factors in stress and major depression ; 6. Bipolar disorder and unipolar depression: what is the genetic relationship? ; 7. The significance of dysregulated basal glucocorticoid pulsatility in affective disorders ; 8. Early life programming of affective function ; 9. Modeling depression by GR mutant animals? ; 10. Cytokines and depression: experimental evidence and intermediate mechanisms ; 11. Do depression, stress, sleep disruption and inflammation alter hippocampal apoptosis and neurogenesis? ; 12. The role of the medial prefrontal cortex in mediating resistance and vulnerability to the impact of adverse events ; 13. Is it all monoamines? ; 14. The role of affective processing in vulnerability to and resilience against depression ; 15. PTSD and HPA axis: same hormones, different disorders ; 16. Neuroendocrine and immune cross talk in major depression ; 17. Neuropsychiatric effects of IFN-alpha: relevance to depression ; 18. Depression and coronary heart disease ; 19. Does depression induce pain and fatigue? ; 20. Explaining the association between depression and mortality: a life course epidemiology approach ; 21. Depression: unipolar or bipolar, what's the difference (and what does it matter anyway)? ; 22. Can neuroimaging help distinguish bipolar depression from major depressive disorder? ; 23. Pharmacogenetics of antidepressant response ; 24. Can the EEG be used to predict antidepressant response? ; 25. Can we use magnetic/electric fields to help in treatment resistant depression? ; 26. Antiglucocorticoids in the treatment of affective disorders: from pre-clinical to clinical studies ; 27. How can we use current knowledge to improve antidepressant treatments?