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:Introductory part to a series of four articles on what was known about [[schizophrenia]] at the time of writing. Part 2 is on ''[[Epidemiology]] and [[etiology]]'', part 3 on ''[[Neurobiology]]'' and part 4 on ''[[Clinical]] features and [[concept]]ualizations'' of this complex topic. | :Introductory part to a series of four articles on what was known about [[schizophrenia]] at the time of writing. Part 2 is on ''[[Epidemiology]] and [[etiology]]'', part 3 on ''[[Neurobiology]]'' and part 4 on ''[[Clinical]] features and [[concept]]ualizations'' of this complex topic. | ||
:The series is structured around a list (given in part 1) of ''[[fact]]s'' on schizophrenia, which are assessed in terms of [[reproducibility]], relevance to the illness | :The series is structured around a list (given in part 1) of ''[[fact]]s'' on schizophrenia, which are assessed in terms of [[reproducibility]], relevance to the illness and how long they had been known | ||
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Tandon R, Keshavan MS, Nasrallah HA (2008). "Schizophrenia, "Just the Facts": what we know in 2008 Part 1: Overview". Schizophr Res 100 (1-3): 4-19. DOI:10.1016/j.schres.2008.01.022. PMID 18291627. Research Blogging. [e]
- Introductory part to a series of four articles on what was known about schizophrenia at the time of writing. Part 2 is on Epidemiology and etiology, part 3 on Neurobiology and part 4 on Clinical features and conceptualizations of this complex topic.
- The series is structured around a list (given in part 1) of facts on schizophrenia, which are assessed in terms of reproducibility, relevance to the illness and how long they had been known