Background Longitudinal clinical cohorts following individuals, who are born to parents with severe mental illness, from childhood into adulthood, provide invaluable insight into development of psychopathology, illness course over time and risk and resilience factors. Further, initiatives to prevent mental illness and...
A. Thorup, N. Hemager, A. Greve et al.· Frontiers in Psychiatry· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Identification of individuals at elevated risk of schizophrenia spectrum and bipolar disorders is a clinical research priority. Current strategies for psychosis risk identification, however, identify only a small proportion of future cases. Additional high-risk approaches are needed, ideally with higher sens...
M. Gregersen, C. Hjorthøj, J. R. Møllegaard Jepsen et al.· Journal of Child Psychology...· 0 citations
Childhood PE, particularly when persistent, mark risk for adolescent SI and NSSI beyond the effects attributable to known risk factors beyond the effects attributable to known risk factors.
M. Gregersen, S. B. Rohd, J. Jepsen et al.· Schizophrenia bulletin· 0 citations
At the 20-year follow-up, individuals in the Functional recovery trajectory demonstrated the most favorable outcomes, while those in the Impaired functioning trajectory exhibited the poorest outcomes across all key domains.
M. Abella, H. G. Hansen, C. Hjorthøj et al.· Schizophrenia bulletin· 0 citations
These findings emphasize PE as important risk markers for mental disorders during mid-adolescence and highlight the importance of monitoring children with PE before age 7 who develop persistent symptoms.
S. B. Rohd, A. Thorup, M. Wilms et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
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