Previous edition: 2011. Ming T. Tsuang listed as first author on all previous editions. Includes bibliographical references (page 130) and index.
Contents:
What is schizophrenia? -- What are the symptoms of schizophrenia? -- How is schizophrenia diagnosed? -- What is not schizophrenia? -- How common is schizophrenia? -- Is schizophrenia inherited? -- How does the environment influence schizophrenia? -- Is schizophrenia a brain disorder? -- Is schizophrenia a neurodevelopmental disorder? -- How is schizophrenia treated? -- What courses and outcomes are possible in schizophrenia? -- How can affected individuals and their families cope with schizophrenia?
Summary:
Approximately one percent of the population will develop the serious disorder schizophrenia of whom 25% will make a complete recovery. This book aims to dispel myths and prejudice by presenting the facts in a readable and accurate way.
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