Psychology

Hippocampal volume in early psychosis: a 2-year longitudinal study

M. Mchugo, K. Armstrong, et al.

This study by Maureen McHugo and colleagues investigates the intriguing discrepancies in hippocampal volume changes during early psychosis, revealing that while volume deficits are observed primarily in the anterior hippocampus, these do not evolve over two years. Discover how diagnostic differences play a crucial role and what this means for clinical outcomes.

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