Month: September 2020

Sep 09 2020

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Schizophrenia: Nurture cannot overcome nature

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In the great nature vs. nurture debate, nature just got a win. UCI research led by Amal Alachkar found that too much of a certain amino acid in utero caused...

Sep 09 2020

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Factors predictive of psychopathy and schizophrenia are already present in newborn infants’ brain cells

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Would you prefer to be told that your newborn is likely to grow up into a psychopath? Or that they may develop schizophrenia? What if, after receiving a positive result,...

Sep 09 2020

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New Schizophrenia Treatment Guideline Released

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The APA’s new guideline offers comprehensive recommendations for management and treatment of schizophrenia from initial assessment to pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches.

Sep 08 2020

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Man diagnosed with schizophrenia not seen since Friday, police say

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A 35-year-old diagnosed with schizophrenia has not been seen since he left his home on foot last Friday. Clayton County Police need the public’s help locating Randy Smith II. They...

Sep 08 2020

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The abandoned illness: schizophrenia and how it took seven years to get a diagnosis

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It is unlikely Sunny will ever work again. How could he explain to any potential employer that his only crime was the ‘crime’ of schizophrenia?

Sep 08 2020

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Schizophrenia: Nurture cannot overcome nature

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In the great nature vs. nurture debate, nature just got a win. UCI research led by Amal Alachkar found that too much of a certain amino acid in utero caused...

Sep 08 2020

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New Schizophrenia Treatment Guideline Released

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The APA’s new guideline offers comprehensive recommendations for management and treatment of schizophrenia from initial assessment to pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches.

Sep 08 2020

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Daniel Prude’s death is a nightmare scenario for Black families like mine

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Daniel Prude’s family needed help. Prude was experiencing a mental health crisis, so his brother called the police. A week later, due to injuries sustained during that police interaction, Prude...

Sep 07 2020

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Schizophrenia: Nurture cannot overcome nature

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In the great nature vs. nurture debate, nature just got a win. UCI research led by Amal Alachkar found that too much of a certain amino acid in utero caused...

Sep 07 2020

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The abandoned illness: schizophrenia and how it took seven years to get a diagnosis

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It is unlikely Sunny will ever work again. How could he explain to any potential employer that his only crime was the ‘crime’ of schizophrenia?