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is Is Part Of of	Review: self help interventions alone minimally increase smoking cessation Cognitive behavioural therapy was effective for adolescent depression after controlling for adverse predictors of outcome The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test was not affected by ethnic and sex bias Review: a lack of evidence exists to indicate the most effective treatment for patients who have deliberately harmed themselves CBT was effective at 2 years in recurrent depression Apolipoprotein E ε4 allele predicted an accelerated rate of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease Review: thioridazine is not more effective than placebo or other neuroleptic drugs in elderly patients with dementia Review: St John's wort is more effective than placebo for treating depressive disorders Review: donepezil improves clinical state in mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease Review: incidence of dementia and Alzheimer's disease increases with increasing age Purpose and procedure (abbreviated)* Glossary Other articles noted Genetic risk factors influenced cocaine abuse and dependence more than cocaine use in women Mental health technology assessment: practice based research to support evidence-based practice CBT for major depression may continue to reduce relapse in the long term Adverse perinatal conditions were associated with risk of suicide by violent means for men Cognitive behavioural therapy reduced cocaine abuse compared with 12 step facilitation One year after head injury a substantial proportion of patients showed neuropsychiatric symptoms Personality traits and coping styles were associated with depression in spinal cord injury Paroxetine reduced symptoms and avoidance in generalised social phobia Asking structured and focused clinical questions: essential first step of evidence-based practice An informant questionnaire and a standard cognitive test improved screening for dementia Children and adolescents with severe traumatic brain injury had verbal encoding deficits at 1 and 3 months after the injury Cognitive function during early childhood did not improve with declining blood lead concentrations Haloperidol, 2-3 mg/day, decreased psychosis and disruptive behaviours in Alzheimer's disease Cognitive behaviour therapy relieved depression in type 2 diabetes mellitus Use of benzodiazepines increased road traffic accidents whereas use of tricyclic antidepressants and SSRIs did not Review: quetiapine leads to fewer withdrawals because of adverse effects in schizophrenia

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