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Johns Hopkins researchers probe parasite link to schizophrenia
Johns Hopkins scientists explore Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite spread by cats, as a potential environmental factor in schizophrenia. They note infection raises risk of the illness, while experts differ on certainty, and urge hygienic precautions rather than panic. The work cites CDC data and global prevalence, with mentions of genetic and environmental causes and the broader infectious disease angle in mental health.
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Johns Hopkins University
Robert H. Yolken
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
National Institute of Mental Health
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Ken Duckworth
National Alliance On Mental Illness
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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