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An aged view of schizophrenia

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People suffering with schizophrenia have a 20% lifespan reduction compared to general population and almost all age-related illnesses are overrepresented among them. There are several contributing factors, including deleterious antipsychotic medication side effects, unhealthy lifestyle and social deprivation, among others. Taking a different approach, we explored the hypothesis that people suffering with schizophrenia have an actual “aged” body, independent of the previous factors.

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