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Remission Patterns in Youth at Risk for Psychosis

When participants had at least 1 follow-up visit after achieving remission, the likelihood of staying in remission increased. 

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  1. Study evaluates remission rates in clinical high-risk youth for psychosis.
  2. 692 participants aged 12-30 from NAPLS-3.
  3. Remission rates: 7% at 2 months (symptoms-only); 4% (symptoms-and-function).
  4. Higher baseline functioning linked to better remission likelihood.
  5. Stable remission rates: 54% (symptoms-only), 47% (symptoms-and-function). 

Source: JAMA Network Open

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