Outcomes following first-episode psychosis – Why we should intervene early in all ages, not only in youth
Julia Lappin(UNSW Sydney), Craig Morgan(King's College London), Paola Dazzan(King's College London), Robin Murray(South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust), Ulrich Reininghaus(King's College London), Thomas Jamieson-Craig(King's College London), Tim Croudace(University of Cambridge), Margaret Heslin(King's College London), Arsime Demjaha(King's College London), Peter B. Jones(Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust), Paul Fearon(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Gillian A. Doody(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Ben Lomas(University of Nottingham), Kim Donoghue(The University of Sydney)
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