Schizophrenia Linked to "Distinctively Different" Neuron Size and Shape

Schizophrenia linked to "distinctively different" neuron size and shape

A new study published in Psychiatry Research provides evidence that certain brain cells are physically smaller in individuals with schizophrenia and that this size difference is related to the severity of hallucinations. By examining tiny structures in a specific region of the brain using advanced imaging techniques, researchers found that the neurons in people with schizophrenia were shorter and narrower than those in people without the conditi…

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