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OCD Video
Udgivet den 29. november 2007 | Ingen kommentarerIt’s a Brain thing: OCD Learn about obsessive/compulsive disorder. Some interesting data about the physical changes both psychotherapy and medications make on PET scans in folks with OCD. -
Handbook of OCD: Concepts and Controversies
Udgivet den 2. maj 2005 | Ingen kommentarerFew conditions are as fascinating to a psychologist as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and few generate as much controversy. Experts disagree over topics related to classification, etiology, and treatment, and differing points of view also occur along disciplinary lines between psychology and psychiatry. Because of the insularity of various scientific communities that study OCD, there is rarely a forum for examining these issues from various perspectives, and for trying to provide a more complex and multifaceted picture of the disorder. This volume creates such a forum. -
Double-Blind Treatment With Oral Morphine in Treatment-Resistant Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Udgivet den 9. april 2005 | Ingen kommentarerFor people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) who have not been helped by standard drug treatments, a weekly dose of oral morphine may ease their symptoms, according to a small pilot study. -
The science and the ethics of operating on the brain
Udgivet den 1. november 2004 | Ingen kommentarerBrain surgery, in any form, to treat people with psychiatric illness was virtually abandoned after public outcry over the abuse of lobotomies half a century ago. But recent progress in neuroscience is igniting renewed interest in this field.


