Tag Archives: psychosis
Role of dopamine in cortico-basal ganglia loop in psychosis
Can reports of a homicide committed by a person with schizophrenia change public opinion about them?
Painkillers to treat schizophrenia or dementia?
Discovery of new genes in schizophrenia: the importance of rare diseases in psychiatry
Is schizophrenia disappearing?
Psychosis is a mental state with grossly impaired reality testing, manifesting as different mixtures of delusions, hallucinations, deviant thinking and abnormal motor behaviour – so-called positive symptoms. Negative symptoms – reduced emotions, interests, will and social participation
Serious mental illness: accentuate the positive!
Brain structure predicting functioning at a later stage in live in individuals at increased risk for psychosis
Psychosis is a severe mental disorder that is characterised by symptoms of hallucinations, delusions, confused and disturbed thoughts, and lack of insight and self-awareness. Most individuals who are at increased risk for developing psychosis do not develop
Risk factors for psychotic major depression
Risk factors are attributes, characteristics, or experience that increase the likelihood of developing an illness or disorder. An understanding of the risk factors involved in mental disorders may inform the development of more effective treatments or even