Images Dated 1st July 2002

Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia. Artwork of a man hearing non- existent women's voices. Auditory hallucinations are one of the most common symptoms of schizophrenia. One explanation for this disease is known as the dopamine hypothesis. Dopamine (the molecules at lower left & right) is a type of neurotransmitter. This chemical (tiny red spheres) is released from the ends (synapses) of nerve cells (neurons, upper left & right) when they pass on nerve impulses to other neurons. In schizophr- enia, however, the dopamine-producing neurons of the brain are overactive. This causes the sufferer to lose contact with reality, suffering from confused thoughts and emotional responses

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FIA GT Championship: The podium Christophe Bouchut, David Terrien Chrysler 2nd; Jean-Denis Deletraz, Andrea Piccini Ferrari 1st; Mike Hezemans

The podium (L-R) Christophe Bouchut (FRA), David Terrien (FRA) Chrysler 2nd; Jean-Denis Deletraz (SUI), Andrea Piccini (ITA) Ferrari 1st; Mike Hezemans (NED), Paul Kumpen (BEL) Chrysler 3rd.
FIA GT Championship, Rd5, Anderstorp, Sweden. 30 June 2002.
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Alex Tagliani (CDN) Team Players had a great chance to win until a turn one tangle with Paul Tracy (CDN) resulted in a seventh place finish at the CART Grand Prix

Alex Tagliani (CDN) Team Player's had a great chance to win until a turn one tangle with Paul Tracy (CDN) resulted in a seventh place finish at the CART Grand Prix of Chicago.
CART FedEx World Series, Rd7, Chicago Motor Speedway, Chicago, USA. 30 June 2002.
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