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A diagnosis of psychosis in adolescence is associated with long-term functional morbidity according to a study published.

A recent study conducted by Turku Universitys Child Psychiatry Research Center and the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has revealed that young individuals diagnosed with psychiatric or neuropsychiatric disorders are more likely to refrain from applying for secondary education compared to their peers. The study compared the pursuit of secondary education among individuals born in 1987 and 1997.

A diagnosis of psychosis in adolescence is associated with long-term functional morbidity, meeting the criteria for not being in education, employment, and training.

Adolescents who had received a mental health disorder diagnosis were often excluded from the labor market and education as young adults.

A birth cohort study of people born in Finland in 1987 has found that adolescents who had received a mental health disorder diagnosis were often excluded from t