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PRiSM Psychosis Study. Design limitations, questionable conclusions.

M Marshall·G Bond·L I Stein·G Shepherd·J McGrew·J Hoult·A Rosen·P Huxley·R J Diamond·R Warner·M Olsen·E Latimer·P Goering·T K Craig·N Meisler·M A Test
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M Marshall, G Bond, L I Stein, G Shepherd, J McGrew, J Hoult, A Rosen, P Huxley, R J Diamond, R Warner, M Olsen, E Latimer, P Goering, T K Craig, N Meisler, M A Test. 1999. PRiSM Psychosis Study. Design limitations, questionable conclusions.. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.175.6.501

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