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When he started medical school his area of study was schizophrenia
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It took some time for this new term to rid itself of its attachment to Schizophrenia
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For non-drug treatment of schizophrenia, there are a lot of ways
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When their spouse or a colleague's help finally allowed to discharge, the discharge diagnosis is still "schizophrenia", but "ease", which means their symptoms less active
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He could wait, he was damn sure it wasn’t schizophrenia anyway
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“Dr Hancox writes, and I quote, „I am afraid to say that Harry’s condition has worsened and I honestly believe that he is now suffering from a severe form of schizophrenia
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“Bloody hell officers, I don’t have a condition, I don’t have schizophrenia, who told you this?”
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“No of course I bloody didn’t! Look, I was tested for schizophrenia but the results haven’t come in
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Then suddenly, out of the blue, he’s diagnosed with schizophrenia, commits attempted murder and receives not a single visitor for the whole three months he’s been with us
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“Negative for schizophrenia using the Sentinel Principle Test, although there is always a degree of error it’s 95% as you know
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To the side of the stage, images were flashed of Miss Trevor as she was prior to the attack, while another showed the schizophrenia society’s promotional video on a constant loop
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“One of the big family secrets that only I and my parents know was that Alex was diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was fifteen
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It represents the kingdom of schizophrenia rather than one of union and
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This was discovered accidentally in the Abraham laboratories and found to cause almost immediate addiction with a side effect not unlike severe schizophrenia on withdrawal
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In the matters of the church, there was no place for the schizophrenia
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Schizophrenia and criminality appear to be positively correlated
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University, earned his PhD on schizophrenia, worked in West London mental hospital for ten years as a
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Collected Papers on Schizophrenia and Related Subjects
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Besides, people with schizophrenia can experience periods of catatonia
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“In a few rare cases, residual engrams caused the test subject to develop schizophrenia
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who have not been diagnosed with schizophrenia, thereby not
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schizophrenia requires medicine and therapy; one without the
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I think that it’s going to be one of the main causes of schizophrenia in the future
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She also saw a man waging a heroic, private, inner battle with schizophrenia
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being diagnosed with Schizophrenia
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A brain with schizophrenia has identifiable artifacts, none of which appeared on any of my brain scans
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that I had a pre-existing condition (schizophrenia) and that I was not covered for my last trip
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Learning about schizophrenia has always led me feeling confused
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“I don’t have schizophrenia,” Tammas said
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Schizophrenia was the first thing that came to mind, but surely his neural interface would have detected such a thing and recommended medical treatment
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He cites the voices associated with schizophrenia as one proof of this, and the voice associated with the act of poetry (the Muse) as
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Schizophrenia? Well yes, they had heard the term used about Julian but it didn’t mean he was mad or violent
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When I came out of the meditation, I started to reflect logically, “I wonder if I have schizophrenia
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“That’s it,” I thought, “Now Nikolai Andreevich will diagnose me with schizophrenia
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“When I discovered this division of thoughts in myself, I thought that maybe I caught schizophrenia, because it also has to do with the splitting of consciousness,” I said more bravely
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on the border of schizophrenia where
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Schizophrenia, epilepsy or cerebral palsy that produce physical movements sadly goes to the work of the devil
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They have treatments for schizophrenia now that are much better than in the past
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His career crashed at the age of thirty because he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia
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People with Schizophrenia don't have a choice when they
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“According to my records, your brother, Joey, exhibited symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia by age sixteen and was diagnosed at age seventeen, but your parents opted not to put him on medication until much later
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Four years ago, my son the Putra Mahkota, Abdurrahman was diagnosed with Schizophrenia
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schizophrenia when he was finally readmitted there
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Schizophrenia and severe psychological problems brought on by bad trips
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These psychiatric sessions would reveal whether or not she suffered from any personality disorder, bipolar depression, or schizophrenia rather than automatism or parsomnia
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“It’s used to treat Schizophrenia,” he said
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It spends its life in a sort of schizophrenia, as, while actually being an antelope, it behaves as if it were a deer
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2,500 years ago; Aristotle said in describing the Laws of Science: ‘The Laws of Science is reason without Passion’… He was describing a state of schizophrenia, a state of mental insanity that had become normal for wealthy Greeks in Greece at that time
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Her mother suffered from schizophrenia for many years and her father was a rather indifferent and callous person
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She suffered from the classic symptoms of schizophrenia
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This complicated her schizophrenia and she alternated between the overt and the so-called negative symptoms of the illness
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I say, almost totally, because we have no cure for schizophrenia since we do not know its cause
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She told me she suffered from schizophrenia and though was much better the illness recurred every now and then in a milder form than previously
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schizophrenia, and lucid dreaming could be indications of the closeness of parallel
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The Schizophrenia of Heaven and Hell
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All cases of schizoid schizophrenia: all split personalities, split minds, all dysfunctions of the human brain: originate from undead auras entering into the energy aura of your brain, and poisoning it by directly interfering with its functioning capacity: by trying to take over your personality: and replace it with theirs
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And there is research that indicates that people with schizophrenia have a gene that prevents the normal growth of the myelin sheath that is designed to insulate cerebrum neurons from short-circuiting, disrupting the ‘normal’ process for processing thoughts and feelings
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New research by Vaughan Carr, scientific director of the Neuroscience Institute of Schizophrenia and Allied Disorders, comprising a team of Australian and international researchers studying the brains of people with schizophrenia have identified a thinner outer layer of grey matter compared with people who do not have this mental illness
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This brain tissue loss occurring in people with schizophrenia directly links to impaired brain function, thought processing, and the abnormal thinking they may experience
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you have a touch of schizophrenia however this can be confusing
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that is characteristic of schizophrenia and some other disturbances of
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He has some form of schizophrenia, a mental disorder that causes the mind to distort reality
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His first patients suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and depression; the patients seemingly improved after the surgery, giving Moniz the sort of proof he wanted to continue his studies
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Lobotomies and other psychosurgical procedures were performed on patients who suffered from not only crippling depression but also undefined violent behavior, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, chronic pain, and bipolar and other mood disorders
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My then nineteen-year-old son was diagnosed with schizophrenia
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He’d been under the impression that the disorder was similar to schizophrenia, but while certain symptoms like hallucinations and delusions were common in both types of patients, a patient was diagnosed with either schizophrenia or a delusional disorder
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Schizophrenia often also included disorganized speech or delusions of the bizarre type
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But people with family members suffering from intractable mental illness—especially schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders—remember this as the moment when clozapine arrived
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On July 6, 1992, Time magazine ran a cover story about the clozapine revolution, with a picture of Brandon Fitch—a teenager with schizophrenia whose life had been turned around by the medication—attending his senior prom, rather than being in a psychiatric facility
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The best they could hope for was that the very sickest patients, who were hospitalized or disabled, might get better or closer-to-equal coverage—and, in this case, that this new drug clozapine, which was the equivalent of the first “chemotherapy” for schizophrenia, would be covered
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It was an organization mostly made up of family members of people with schizophrenia, many of whom were disabled, in and out of hospitals, homeless shelters, and jails
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It had grown in ambition under the leadership of dynamo executive director Laurie Flynn and with the scientific encouragement of in-your-face schizophrenia researcher Dr
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Fuller Torrey (who also donated the hardcover profits from his important early book Surviving Schizophrenia to NAMI)
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The local director of Rhode Island’s AMI was a former schoolteacher named Bill Emmet, whose brother had schizophrenia and who, over the years, especially after their parents died, had gone from volunteering in this grassroots group to working for it full-time
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Ironically, she was facing some of the same issues of insurance discrimination and lifetime caps on care as a middle-class patient with schizophrenia
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In April of 1995, just months after I started in Congress, she stunned the medical and political worlds of Washington—where she and her husband, schizophrenia researcher Dr
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Al was murdered in his New York office by Dennis Sweeney, a former protégé of his who was known to have been suffering from schizophrenia
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Would it cover only what the government called “serious mental illnesses” (a definition that was more limited in 1996 than it is today, including only schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and the most disabling clinical depression)? Would parity cover what the government called “all mental illnesses”—which, in theory, included any condition listed in the DSM (a list that was different and somewhat more limited in 1996 than it is now)? Would parity include all addictions and substance use disorders (which, in 1996, some leading mental health advocates were still claiming were not actually diseases)? Would parity cover a menu of evidence-based treatments from different caregivers in different settings that worked for different patients—the equivalent of covering surgery, medication, outpatient physical therapy, inpatient rehab, and other treatments for a knee injury—or would it mostly be parity for generic psychopharmacology, a little short-term outpatient therapy, and maybe a few days in a hospital after a suicide attempt?
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Nobody is at fault because somebody has schizophrenia and acts differently and reasons differently
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Through caps that are irresponsible but save money so insurance companies do it in their own self-interest, only two percent of Americans with mental illness are covered with the same degree of coverage as if they got tuberculosis or cancer instead of manic-depression or schizophrenia
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For example, there is a class of medications called atypical antipsychotics—which began when Clozaril (clozapine) proved there was a more effective way to treat schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and the psychotic symptoms of severe bipolar disorder
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Hyman showed some of the slides that had been making such an impact at recent medical conferences—images that for the first time allowed even a layperson who didn’t “believe” in mental illness to see the undeniable differences in the brains of people suffering from depression and schizophrenia
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He was mandating that federal civil service hiring could no longer have different disability standards for people with physical, developmental, and mental disabilities: previously, people with autism or Down syndrome had better disability protections than people with schizophrenia and mood disorders
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Even though it correctly called itself “the leading patient-directed national organization focusing on the most prevalent mental illnesses,” DBSA was less politically powerful than NAMI, which did its best to speak in Washington for all serious mental illness but skewed toward families with members disabled by schizophrenia and the most debilitating mood disorders
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He did not understand that she had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and was taking medication—and didn’t realize that when she started acting strangely, it was because she had stopped taking her medication
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Amy also had family members who had struggled with mental illness and substance use—including a middle-aged cousin with schizophrenia she was close to and a grandmother who had died from alcoholism before Amy was born
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Their journey began in 1990 when their brilliant teenage son, Brandon, was diagnosed with schizophrenia
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Besides giving millions, Garen and Shari were very knowledgeable and demanding about where their donations went: they were ahead of the curve on financing research into the possible prevention of mental illness, starting with learning more about what is called the “prodromal” period in schizophrenia, which some believe is a period when the disease, or at least its severity, can be thwarted with very early treatment
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Jeffrey Lieberman, the schizophrenia researcher who is chief of psychiatry at Columbia’s medical school and was, at the moment, serving as president of the APA (where I did some consulting)
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One of the best programs addressing this issue is the NIMH’s Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode (RAISE) project, which focuses on psychotic disorders and has specialty coordinated-care programs for individuals who experience early signs of psychosis
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Kay Redfield Jamison—who first “came out” with her manic-depressive illness in a piece I wrote for the Washington Post Magazine in 1995—and her late husband, schizophrenia researcher Dr
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Suppose now that these psychiatrists are asked for their opinions on (1) the individual’s sanity, and, having been informed of the patient’s true condition, (2) their views on paranoid schizophrenia
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ACT has generated an impressive pedigree of clinical support, with healing claims for everything from addictions to schizophrenia