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Self-reported childhood trauma correlates with schizotypal measures in schizophrenia but not bipolar pedigrees.

Psychological medicine - 1 Mar 2009

Schürhoff F, Laguerre A, Fisher H, Etain B, Méary A, Soussy C, Szöke A, Leboyer M

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BACKGROUND: Strong evidence supports the association between childhood trauma and psychotic disorders. In two different high-risk populations, we looked for a correlation between the magnitude of schizotypal dimensions and the importance of self-reported childhood trauma. METHOD: A sample of 138 unaffected first-degree relatives was recruited (67 relatives of schizophrenic probands and 71 relatives of bipolar...

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PMID: 18588743
DOI: 10.1017/S0033291708003905
PMCID: PMC2673488

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