There is an urgent need for strategic research designed to generate and rigorously test candidate nongenetic, risk-modifying factors for schizophrenia. A framework for the primary prevention of schizophrenia…

The Copenhagen High Risk Cohort (Schulsinger et al., 1987) reported that high-risk individuals (offspring of mothers with schizophrenia) who had had periods of institutionalization were more likely to develop schizophrenia…

In order to develop a framework for primary prevention, it is important to understand terminology surrounding risk factors and causes (Susser, 1991; Kraemer et al., 1997). A risk factor can be anything…

Introduction
In arguing for increased research funding, attention is often drawn to the finding that schizophrenia accounts for 2.3% of the total burden of disease (disability adjusted life years, DALYs) in established market…

  This Schizophrenia Prevention and/or Curing Protocol is for people who are ready to take the full responsibility for their own health.

  “The person who says it cannot be done…

Preventive strategies can be divided into universal, selective and indicated prevention and early intervention. Universal interventions are directed to the general population.

Selective approaches are targeted at people who have risk factors…

Research conducted in the past decade indicates that schizophrenia is due to a genetic predisposition and environmental stressors early in a child’s development (during pregnancy and birth, and/or early childhood) which lead to subtle alterations…

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