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Psychosis rarely appears from nowhere. It emerges from a long and changing conversation between vulnerability, development, adversity, and the environments through which a person travels.
Schizophrenia is one of the most heritable psychiatric disorders, yet no single "schizophrenia gene" exists. Instead, hundreds of genetic variants interact with development and environment to shape vu
Schizophrenia affects relatively few people compared with many other illnesses, yet its lifelong disability, premature mortality, and social consequences make it one of humanity's greatest mental heal
Schizophrenia cannot yet be diagnosed by a scan, gene, or blood test. Its clues still live in the person’s experience, behaviour, language, and changing relationship with reality.
When perception detaches from reality, thought fragments, memory falters, and identity itself becomes uncertain. This is the story of schizophrenia-the most enigmatic of psychiatric disorders and one
Sometimes the strongest muscles conceal the most vulnerable mind.
The most dangerous dependence is often the one that begins with a legitimate prescription.
Opioids begin by relieving pain, but in vulnerable brains they can quietly become the organising principle of life.
The world's deadliest addictive substance is not hidden in the shadows. It has always stood in plain sight.
Some substances hide in plain sight, not behind locked doors, but under kitchen sinks, in garages, classrooms, and bedrooms.
