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A 5-Minute Brain Scan Can Reveal Risk Of Psychosis In Patients: Study
A "single five-minute" brain scan could help predict individuals at risk of experiencing psychosis, according to a study.
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Lack Of Sleep In Children Linked To Risk Of Psychosis In Adulthood: Study
Children experiencing a chronic lack of sleep since infancy could be at an increased risk of having psychosis in early adulthood, a new study has found.
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Children Addicted To Video Games, Smartphones At Risk Of Psychosis: Study
However, researchers said the technology itself is not to be blamed, adding that a child's addiction to the devices could be a warning that they are already vulnerable to mental illness.
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Psychosis Linked With Low Exercise Levels: Study
Physical activity can help reduce cardiovascular disease and premature mortality risk in people with psychological problems, scientists say.
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Smoking Tobacco Might Increase Risk of Schizophrenia, Say Researchers
Analysis of studies on smoking tobacco and psychosis, of which schizophrenia is most common type, suggests smoking may be causal factor in itself.
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A 5-Minute Brain Scan Can Reveal Risk Of Psychosis In Patients: Study
A "single five-minute" brain scan could help predict individuals at risk of experiencing psychosis, according to a study.
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Lack Of Sleep In Children Linked To Risk Of Psychosis In Adulthood: Study
Children experiencing a chronic lack of sleep since infancy could be at an increased risk of having psychosis in early adulthood, a new study has found.
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Children Addicted To Video Games, Smartphones At Risk Of Psychosis: Study
However, researchers said the technology itself is not to be blamed, adding that a child's addiction to the devices could be a warning that they are already vulnerable to mental illness.
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Psychosis Linked With Low Exercise Levels: Study
Physical activity can help reduce cardiovascular disease and premature mortality risk in people with psychological problems, scientists say.
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Smoking Tobacco Might Increase Risk of Schizophrenia, Say Researchers
Analysis of studies on smoking tobacco and psychosis, of which schizophrenia is most common type, suggests smoking may be causal factor in itself.
