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Schizophrenia Research Review, Issue 42

Schizophrenia Research Review, Issue 42

In this issue:

Predictive value of brain MRI grey matter in first-episode psychosis
Haematological malignancies with clozapine
Relapse prevention in first-episode schizophrenia
Antipsychotic polypharmacy in mental health disorders
Hallucinogen ED visits & schizophrenia risk
Adolescent cannabis use & psychosis symptoms
Long-term cognition changes in schizophrenia
IPT for chronic middle-aged schizophrenia
A home-based digital cognitive training programme for stable schizophrenia
Probiotic supplementation in schizophrenia

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Dr Terrance Lim

Dr Terry Lim is a consultant psychiatrist in private practice in Sydney, Australia. He is the Director of the Mindsight Clinic, a multidisciplinary mental health practice and has experience and expertise treating a wide range of mental health conditions including psychosis, mood disorders, anxiety-related conditions, neurodevelopmental conditions and PTSD. In the past he has worked […]

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