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Neuroendocrine Markers of CNS Drug Effects,investigation of such relationships is, of course, of much more recent origin and the principal focus of such investigation has tended to be anterior pituitary hormone secretion (APHS) (Martin, Reichlin & Brown, 1977). Such studies have been greatly aided by the development of specific and sensitive

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The Clinical Assessment of Depression,ions and self-reports remain the standard ways of assessing psychiatric patients. Because many syndromes are complex and ill-defined, rational methods of assessing psychopathology in many areas of psychiatry are difficult to devise. For example, the concept of ‘severity’ in schizophrenia or in psych

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