Titlebook: Age of Onset of Mental Disorders; Etiopathogenetic and Giovanni de Girolamo,Patrick D. McGorry,Norman Sar Book 2019 Springer International

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L. Claeys M.D.,K. Ktenidis,S. Horsch outcomes, cognition, brain structure and mortality. The peak AOO for schizophrenia spectrum disorders is between 20 and 29 years, during which the estimated incidence among males and females was 4.15 and 1.71 per 10,000 person-years, respectively. Male gender has been linked with earlier onset age,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72515-9t risk period for the onset extends from mid- to late adolescence to early 40s across all countries; however, a first onset in later life is also not uncommon. There is a considerable variability in how “early-onset” and “late-onset” MDD have been defined in the literature with cut-off points distin

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L. Claeys M.D.,K. Ktenidis,S. Horschinued drug use in adulthood, the development of dependence, polydrug use and a number of adverse social, educational and mental health outcomes. Understanding when and why illicit drug use starts has important implications for preventing a major source of personal and financial cost to individuals,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-943-1O) in younger generations has been observed, but, as yet, the impact of . (DSM-5) changes in diagnostic criteria on this trend has not been established. In addition, no data have been reported to date regarding AOO in binge eating disorder (BED; a new eating disorder [ED] diagnosis included in DSM-5

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