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Famine link to schizophrenia found in Chinese study
A Chicago report notes that children born to severely malnourished women during China's 1959 61 famine faced about double the risk of later developing schizophrenia compared with those born before or after. The study, led by Dr. David St. Clair, parallels Dutch wartime findings and suggests environmental factors influence fetal brain development.
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Chicago
China
Holland
David St. Clair
University of Aberdeen
Scotland
Journal of the American Medical Association
Richard Neugebauer
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Neugebauer
Wuhu
Anhui