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Schizophrenia is not a crime, so why was my brother treated like a criminal?
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Schizophrenia is not a crime, so why was my brother treated like a criminal?

I love my brother and hope we can see this condition for what it is, rather than a projection of our worst fears.

  • by Zowie Douglas-Kinghorn

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Chemical imbalance on the Côte d’Azur
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Chemical imbalance on the Côte d’Azur

And payola in the Pacific.

Older fathers’ sperm could raise risk of schizophrenia in offspring

Older fathers’ sperm could raise risk of schizophrenia in offspring

UQ researchers made the discovery while investigating the complex web of factors that raise the risk of developing schizophrenia.

  • by Stuart Layt
21 million people are wrong: YouTube not the way to know what it’s like to have schizophrenia

21 million people are wrong: YouTube not the way to know what it’s like to have schizophrenia

People are tuning into simulations to understand this mysterious mental illness, but answers might be closer to home.

  • by Gabrielle Carey
Cast out by their universities, vagabond scholars are now saving the world for free

Cast out by their universities, vagabond scholars are now saving the world for free

Universities have farewelled vast numbers of researchers and academics. A huge resource is now loose in the community.

  • by Gabrielle Carey
Allan Fels and his eldest daughter Isabella who was diagnosed with schizophrenia in her 20s

Allan Fels and his eldest daughter Isabella who was diagnosed with schizophrenia in her 20s

Despite a demanding public service career, Allan Fels, 77, always found time for his children, particularly Isabella, 48, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia in her 20s.

  • by Susan Biggar
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Schizophrenia link to gene singled out in Australia-India study

Schizophrenia link to gene singled out in Australia-India study

Researchers from Queensland and the Indian city of Chennai have found a link between one gene and schizophrenia after an 18-year study of thousands of patients.

  • by Stuart Layt
Schizophrenia breakthrough: Scientists identify new suspect at 'scene of crime'
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Schizophrenia breakthrough: Scientists identify new suspect at 'scene of crime'

These immune cells are supposed to be the good guys. But new research shows they can harm the brain and potentially cause schizophrenia.

  • by Esther Han