Re: Neurobiology of SSRI's

John: a further tip on how not to get invited to pharmaceutical industry conference on OCD (something I specialise in (sic)):
Point out that the brain scan stuff showing normalisation following CBT, (Baxter/Schwartz, McGuire) is pretty convincing evidence AGAINST the notion of "brain disease". Clearly, scan results are functional rather than indicating trait markers.

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