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Read our Schizophrenia research guide →This is a long-term research study following 300–350 patients in Denmark who have recently been diagnosed with schizophrenia or are showing early warning signs of the condition. Researchers will meet with you regularly over time to track how you're doing, measure your symptoms, and understand more about schizophrenia and what helps patients recover.
Schizophrenia is a serious mental health condition that affects many young people, but we still have gaps in understanding how it develops in the early stages and what helps patients do best over time. This study aims to fill those gaps by following a large group of newly diagnosed patients and collecting detailed information about their symptoms, treatment response, and overall quality of life.
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You will come in for regular visits to a psychiatric hospital or clinic (the exact schedule will be explained to you). At each visit, a researcher will ask you questions about how you're feeling, your symptoms, sleep, stress, and any side effects from medications. You'll also complete some written questionnaires and possibly take cognitive tests (like memory or attention exercises). The study continues over several years so researchers can see how you progress over time.
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