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INTRODUCTION: In biomedicine, entity experiences are conceptualised as compound hallucinations featuring living beings. The term "experience" suggests that these have an objective basis in reality, as…
Among the different mechanisms triggering diversification processes, chromosomal rearrangements that generate karyotypic changes are common in plants. Luzula (Juncaceae) is among the few angiosperm ge…
OBJECTIVE: The study aimed to carry out a cross-cultural analysis by comparing Five-Point test scores for two different countries. The Five-Point test measures design fluency, an executive function, a…
Psychosis remains a significant global health challenge, with people in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) like Malawi disproportionately impacted. Yet, little is known about community perspecti…
Small-cell carcinoma of the cervix (SCCC) is a rare and highly aggressive histological subtype of cervical cancer, associated with poor prognosis. SCCC is histologically classified as a neuroendocrine…
Psychosis is a serious mental illness, with onset in adolescence and young adulthood. Few early intervention for psychosis (EIP) programs exist in the Global South, where most of the world's youth liv…
Hearing distressing voices is a strong signal of potential mental health concerns and can lead to negative outcomes. Evidence-based practices to address distressing voice-hearing developed in western …
BACKGROUND: There is a pressing need to reduce the long duration of untreated illness and improve care and outcomes for people with psychosis in Ethiopia. This study aimed to map community resources t…
Goals for recovery from psychosis are perceived differently among those who have been directly impacted by the illness: people with lived experience, caregivers, community members, and those providing…
BACKGROUND: N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR)-antibody encephalitis is a life-threatening neuropsychiatric disorder requiring prompt immunotherapy. The earliest features are mental-state changes, …
INTRODUCTION: Delusions frequently involve strong beliefs about, or interactions with, illusory social agents. Although such agents have been systematically described in hallucinations, few studies ha…
Johann Christian Reil was the first to coin the term "psychiatry" in 1808, prior to that he had proposed (), which is interpreted as referring to the integrated information of all senses and emotions…