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childhood psychosis

childhood psychosis Childhood psychosis refers to psychosis that starts early in life.

Childhood psychosis refers to psychosis that starts early in life. The packet indicates that remission can be difficult to achieve, but it is possible, and some affected children may later behave and function well after several years of illness.

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Drafting source: Hassan Ghada AM; Taha Ghada RA. Long term functioning in early onset psychosis: Two years prospective follow-up study. 2011; DOI 10.1186/1744-9081-7-28; article XML SHA-256 5daef786963596f93ffcb1c17503afe8fd2bf3f97f6b5e4dd9cec89f61cc7037. “Long term functioning in early onset psychosis: Two years prospective follow-up study” (10.1186/1744-9081-7-28).
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