Does one ever think they hear voices fighting for control of their mind or telling them what to do? Does one hallucinate constantly or feel that people are following them and trying to kill them? If an individual matches this description, they might be a prime candidate for schizophrenic treatment. Schizophrenia, a devastating brain disease, has torn apart the lives of many with its unrevealed causes leaving few known treatments and no cures. Schizophrenia is …showed first 75 words of 1695 total…

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