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4th December 2007

The Early Phase of Psychosis Conference - 29th & 30th November 2007

Epidemiology of psychosis - Peter Jones, Cambridge

Stress and the risk of psychosis - Inez Myin-Germeys, Maastricht

Neuroendrocrine dysfunction in the early phase of psychosis - Carmine Pariante, London

A PET study of dopamine in the early phase of psychosis - Oliver Howes, London

Mesolimbic sallience signals in early psychosis - Graham Murray, Cambridge

Is salience abnormal in the early phase of psychosis? - Jon Roiser, London

OPUS - Merete Nordentoft, Copenhagen

NAPLS - Jean Addington, Canada

Predicting outcome in the At Risk Mental State - Alison Yung, Melbourne

Neuropsychological function and the risk of subsequent psychosis - Paul Tabraham, London

Psychological Intervention in people at high risk of psychosis in an early initial prodromal state - Andreas Bechdolf, Cologne

Benefits of intervention before the onset of psychosis - Lucia Valmaggia, London

Antipsychotic treatment in first episode psychosis: effectiveness and safety - Ignacio Mata, Santander

Economic impact of early intervention - Martin Knapp, London