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Published Online: 6 August 2004

Schizophrenia Study

Albert Rothenberg, M.D.Authors Info & Affiliations
Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 39, Number 15
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.39.15.0390039
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I strongly object to the publication of articles such as“ Schizophrenia Risk Linked to Flu Virus Exposure” that report findings from a study that has not yet been peer reviewed for publication in a scientific journal. Investigators have for more than a hundred years looked for physical cause factors in schizophrenia, and they have, like this study, produced correlational data with no consideration of intermediate or intercurrent variables.
The matter of causal factors in schizophrenia is too important to raise false hopes on the basis of inadequately evaluated research.

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Volume 39 • Number 15 • August 6, 2004
Pages: 39

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Published online: 6 August 2004
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Albert Rothenberg, M.D.
Canaan, N.Y.
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