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History, causes, and symptoms of Schizophreina
Title: History, causes, and symptoms of Schizophreina
Category: Social Sciences / Psychology
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History, causes, and symptoms of Schizophreina
Schizophrenia is a common mental disorder striking one percent or one in one hundred people worldwide. It knows no boundaries affecting people of all races, of all cultures, and of all social classes. The emergence of schizophrenia is more common between late adolescence or early adulthood. Men seem to develop the disease at a younger age then women. The disease is very complex and controversial, which explains the difficulty to produce a solid definition. One …showed first 75 words of 1738 total…
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