schizophrenia-like

He discovered that even smoking a single joint at a Christmas party could induce schizophrenia-like symptoms such as hallucinations, paranoia, fragmented thought processes, mood swings between laughing and crying, and tedious repetition of the same thought.

Henry’s Demons Patrick Cockburn 2011

He discovered that even smoking a single joint at a Christmas party could induce schizophrenia-like symptoms such as hallucinations, paranoia, fragmented thought processes, mood swings between laughing and crying, and tedious repetition of the same thought.

Henry’s Demons Patrick Cockburn 2011

There are a lot of red flags here for some schizophrenia-like or psychotic disorders.

CNN Transcript Apr 18, 2007 2007

Researchers from the University of Aarhus analysed the records of 2.27 million Danish people, and found the risk of schizophrenia-like psychosis slightly raised in people with epilepsy, or those with family members who have epilepsy.

Mind Hacks: June 2005 Archives 2005

Researchers from the University of Aarhus analysed the records of 2.27 million Danish people, and found the risk of schizophrenia-like psychosis slightly raised in people with epilepsy, or those with family members who have epilepsy.

Mind Hacks: Epilepsy and the risk of psychosis 2005

Atypical psychosis, schizophrenia-like psychosis, personality change

The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993

The synthetic cannabinoid used in the study reproduces schizophrenia-like symptoms better than THC, so Jones sees it as a potential model for investigating the disease and testing pharmaceuticals to treat it.

Wired Top Stories Dave Mosher 2011

Its use initially creates feelings of euphoria and invincibility, but experts say repeated abuse can alter brain chemistry and sometimes cause schizophrenia-like behavior.

The Seattle Times 2012

Its use initially creates feelings of euphoria and invincibility, but experts say repeated abuse can alter brain chemistry and sometimes cause schizophrenia-like behavior.

The Seattle Times 2012

October 21st, 2009 WASHINGTON - Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center have found that antiepilectic drug treatments administered when the brain is developing could trigger schizophrenia-like behaviour.

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