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HeadLines

The Schizophrenia Research Institute newsletter 'HeadLines' is published on a regular basis and provides information about the latest schizophrenia research studies and outcomes being achieved by the Institute and other research groups. You may download a .pdf version of HeadLines using the links below.

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A blood test for schizophrenia?

It’s not a matter of if, but when, says Dr Murray Cairns, that a blood test will detect whether a person is at risk of developing schizophrenia. And while much research remains to be done, he wouldn’t be surprised if that day comes in the next 10 year