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Moderate to severe negative symptoms predict low risk of symptoms worsening in schizophrenia patients in CATIE

2026-02-10

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Understanding factors that predict the course of schizophrenia remains essential for improving long-term clinical management. Rate and severity of symptom exacerbations vary widely across individuals, and although prior studies have examined potential predictors, findings have been inconsistent and often limited by small samples, infrequent assessments, and non-standardized measures. Using data from phase 1 of the...

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Literature Corpus work: d474b9cc-6a5a-5ede-9f01-ce59449a005e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.02.07.26345806

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