Psychosis Program News Today

A recent study conducted by researchers from Zucker Hillside Hospital, Stanford University School of Medicine and Universities Michigan and California Davis challenges the notion that regular marijuana use leads to the early onset of psychotic disorders.

"I think every comedian I’ve known has dealt with some sort of mental health issue," says the headliner of a benefit show taking place Wednesday at Montreals Atwater Club.

Although some clinicians are hesitant to prescribe long-acting injectables for schizophrenia, new research suggests theyre superior to oral antipsychotics in preventing relapse ― and theyre safer.

Initiating treatment for a first episode of nonaffective psychosis was potentially associated with developing liver steatosis, according to a study.

Initiating treatment for a first episode of nonaffective psychosis was potentially associated with developing liver steatosis, according to a study.