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#1: NIMH: Schizophrenia
- What
is schizophrenia?
- When
does it start and who gets it?
- What
are the symptoms of schizophrenia?
- Positive
symptoms
- Negative
symptoms
- Cognitive
symptoms
- Are
people with schizophrenia violent?
- Substance
abuse (Sidebar)
- What
about suicide?
- What
causes schizophrenia?
- Can
schizophrenia be inherited?
- Do
people with schizophrenia have faulty brain chemistry?
- Do
the brains of people with schizophrenia look different?
- How
is schizophrenia treated?
- Antipsychotic
medications
- Psychosocial
treatment
- What
is the role of the patient's support system?
- What
is the outlook for the future?
- For
more information
- References
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#2: Psych Central: Schizophrenia
1
Overview
2
History
3
Diagnosis and presentation (signs and symptoms)
4
Diagnostic issues and controversies
5
Cause
5.1
Genetic and environmental influences
5.2 Neurobiological influences
6
Incidence and prevalence
9
Schizophrenia and drug use
10
Schizophrenia and violence
11
Alternative approaches to schizophrenia
12
Famous people affected by schizophrenia
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#3: Types of Schizophrenia
- Paranoid
Subtype
- Disorganized
Subtype
- Catatonic
Subtype
- Undifferentiated
Subtype
- Residual
Subtype
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#4: Case Management and Quality of Life:
Assessing Treatment and Outcomes for Clients with Chronic
and Persistent Mental Illness
A.
Introduction
B.
Method
C.
Descriptive Results
D.
Analytic Results
E.
Discussion
F.
Notes
G. References
ARTICLE
#5: Schizophrenia Research at the National
Institute of Mental Health
- What
Causes Schizophrenia?
- The
Neurodevelopmental Hypothesis
- Environmental
Factors
- Genetic
Factors
- NIMH
Research Initiatives on the Causes of Schizophrenia
- Research
Initiatives on Cognition in Schizophrenia
- References
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