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Do the causes of psychotic symptoms matter?

Issues in mental health nursing - 1 Nov 2009

Lowenstein Ludwig Fred, Macculloch Tony

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There needs to be a better understanding of how psychoses and other serious mental illnesses develop. They do not develop in isolation but are connected with subsequent events that impose themselves on the individual. Predispositions, via heredity, starts the process, but it is what happens subse...

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