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EPP

EPP EPP stands for early-phase psychosis, referring to people in the early stage or early course of a psychotic illness.

EPP stands for early-phase psychosis, referring to people in the early stage or early course of a psychotic illness. In this context, it describes a cohort or sample studied soon after illness onset.

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Drafting source: Seward Maxwell; Puiras Esther; Toba-Oluboka Temi; Crocker Candice E; Tibbo Philip G; Dempster Kara. Elevated glutamine but not glutamate is associated with clozapine eligibility in an early psychosis sample. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1762696; article XML SHA-256 6233c1f2a5e7617445ce97465d2edeb51be708f9cd6afadc8ceb851f0497fa64. “Elevated glutamine but not glutamate is associated with clozapine eligibility in an early psychosis sample” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1762696).
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