Cumulative exposure to childhood adversity and risk of adult psychosis: a dose–response meta-analysis
Aidan Flinn(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Kate Allsopp(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Marieke Begemann(University Medical Center Groningen), Rebecca Hefferman-Clarke(Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust), Sophie Parker(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Lan Zhou(Zhejiang A & F University), Richard P. Bentall(University of Sheffield)
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