Handbook of Depression and Anxiety A Biological Approach Second Edition by Siegfried Kasper, Johan den Boer, Ad Sitsen ISBN 978-1840761528 1840761528

A conceptual history of anxiety and depression – Gerrit Glas

Epidemiology of depression and anxiety – Borwin Bandelow

Comorbidity of depression and anxiety – Giovanni B. Cassano, Nicolo B. Rossi, Stefano Pini

Anxiety, depression, and personality – Harald N. Aschauer and Monika Schlogelh

Is there a common aetiology for depression and anxiety? – Dean F. MacKinnon and Rudolf Hoehn-Saric

Measurements of depression and anxiety disorders – Saena Arbabzadeh-Bouchez and Jean Pierre Lepine

Combining psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy for depression and anxiety – Robert H. Howland and Michael E. Thase

Genetics of depression – Wolfgang Maier and Kathleen Merikangas

Genetics of anxiety – Wolfgang Maier

Stress-responsive neuro-hormones in depression and anxiety – Andreas Strohle and Florian Holsboer

Neuropeptide alterations in depression and anxiety disorders – David A. Gutman, Dominique L. Musselman, and Charles B. Nemeroff

Immunology in anxiety and depression – Norbert Muller and Markus J. Schwarz

Brain imaging in depression and anxiety – Peter S. Talbot, Sanjay J. Mathew, and Marc Laruelle

Neurobiology of anxiety and depression – Philip T. Ninan and Thomas K. Cummins

Intracellular signalling transduction dysregulation in depression and possible future targets for antidepressant therapy – beyond the serotonin hypothesis – Andrea Trentani, S. Kuipers, G.J. Ter Horst, and Johan A. den Boer

Norepinephrine in depression and anxiety – Pedro L. Delgado

Benzodiazepines, benzodiazepine receptors, and endogenous ligands – Werner Sieghart

Antidepressants for the treatment of depression and anxiety disorders – same mechanism of action? – R. Hamish McAllister-Williams and Stephen P. Tyrer

Studies on the neurobiology of depression – Carlos A. Zarate and Dennis S. Charney

Animal models of subtypes of depression – Paul Willner and Paul J. Mitchell

Pathogenesis of depression – reconsideration of neurotransmitter data by depletion paradigms – Alexander Neumeister and Asastasios Konstantinidis

Effects of antidepressants on specific neurotransmitters – are such effects relevant to therapeutic actions? – Brian Leonard

Pharmacotherapy of depression – the acute and long-term perspective – Robert J. Boland and Martin B. Keller

Pharmacotherapy of bipolar disorder – Kenneth Thau and Anna Maria Steeruwitz

Development of new treatment options for depression – Siegfried Kasper and Alan F. Schatzberg

The depressed patient – from nonresponse to complete remission – Koen Demyttenaere and Jurgen DeFruyt