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To the Editor: We calculated mean ages for the cohorts in our study, taking into account their different age structures. For the third cohort (1965–1984), the maximum age of the individuals was 29 (born in 1967 and hospitalized in 1996.)
In order to take this bias into account, we analyzed the data for only the patients with an onset before age 29 in the three cohorts. The cohort effect remained among the three groups, showing an increasingly lower age at onset of first psychotic symptoms from the first cohort (1905–1944) (23 years) to the third cohort (1965–1984) (20 years) and no effect of gender (p<0.00005).

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American Journal of Psychiatry
Pages: 322-a - 322

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Published online: 1 February 2002
Published in print: February 2002

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CAROLE DI MAGGIO, M.D.
JEAN-FRANÇOIS MÉNARD, PH.D.
FLORENCE THIBAUT, M.D., PH.D.
Rouen Cedex, France

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