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Schizophrenia is a condition that can have serious consequences if left untreated. However, it is possible to manage schizophrenia with medications, therapy, and lifestyle changes. The first step towards recovery is finding a doctor or therapist who can help you.
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In our continuation of the Dr. Xavier Amador interview, the esteemed psychologist gives some suggestions for how to dialogue with a loved one or friend who lacks awareness that he has schizophrenia. SC: In the New York Times, there was a recent article about Ely Lilly's new drug breakthrough that…
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