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Title: Clinical, social and neurocognitive functioning in youth at ultra high risk for psychosis : baseline findings from the Minds in Transition (Mint) longitudinal cohort
Related: International Conference on Early Psychosis (8th : 2012) (11 - 13 October 2012 : San Francisco)
Related: Early intervention in psychiatry, Vol. 6, Suppl. 1, p.118
Publisher: Hoboken : Wiley-Blackwell
Date: 2012
Author/Creator: Stain, Helen
Author/Creator: Paulik, Georgie
Author/Creator: Ward, Phillip
Author/Creator: Schall, Ulrich
Author/Creator: Atkinson, Rebbekah
Author/Creator: Carr, Vaughan
Author/Creator: Curtis, Jackie
Author/Creator: Ehlkes, Tim
Author/Creator: Langdon, Robyn
Author/Creator: Michie, Pat
Author/Creator: Thienel, Renate
Author/Creator: Todd, Juanita
Description: 1 page(s)
Resource Type: conference paper abstract
Organisation: Macquarie University. ARC Centre of Excellence for Cognition and its Disorders

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