Psychotic Symptoms in Children More Likely to Have a Genetic Cause

Psychosis or psychotic symptoms in children may have a genetic cause. Testing for DNA duplications and deletions can help understand the origins of early psychosis.

Psychotic Symptoms in Children More Likely to Have a Genetic Cause

Psychosis or psychotic symptoms in children may have a genetic cause. Testing for DNA duplications and deletions can help understand the origins of early psychosis. Read More

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Psychosis

Psychosis is characterized by an impaired and distorted relationship with reality. It is a symptom of some seriousÂ mental illnesses.

Psychosis Symptoms Associated With Impaired Information Spread in the Brain

Altered white matter in the brain may restrict the brain's conscious access to information, potentially contributing to delusions and other psychotic symptoms.

Shared Psychosis Disorder

Shared psychosis or 'folie à deux' is a rare mental illness where an otherwise normal person starts believing in the delusions and hallucinations of a person having a psychotic condition with whom they share a close relationship

Test Your Knowledge on Psychosis

Psychosis is a psychiatric illness or a mental disorder in which the patient loses touch with reality, and suffers from symptoms of delusions, illusions and hallucinations. Test your knowledge on psychosis and its difference from neurosis by taking ...

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