Remission from antipsychotic treatment in first episode psychosis related to longitudinal changes in brain glutamate
Kate Merritt(King's College London), Alice Egerton(King's College London), Rhianna Goozée(King's College London), Paola Dazzan(King's College London), Shôn Lewis(University of Manchester), Sameer Jauhar(Fidmag Sisters Hospitallers), Fiona Pepper, Kyra-Verena Sendt(King's College London), René S. Kahn(Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai), James Stone(King's College London), Birte Glenthøj(University of Copenhagen), Gareth J. Barker(King's College London), Philip McGuire(Warneford Hospital), Oliver Howes(King's College London), Rocío Pérez‐Iglesias(Universidad de Cantabria), Celso Arango(Hospital Universitario La Paz)
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