Studies which assessed factors associated with caregivers of people with schizophrenia's quality of life were included and the information summarized. Results: Evidence suggest that physical ...

QOL research findings in schizophrenia are discussed and future directions suggested. Continued refinement of QOL measures to accurately assess meaningful variables in subjective life satisfaction ...

Part of the reason I started my whole business was to just tell everybody that I have schizophrenia. Showing people you can live a completely normal life, medicated, and be a completely normal person.

People-watching can be helpful, but schizophrenia can muck that up too ... Schizophrenia has not stopped me from having a good life and loving relationships. I have worked very hard at this ...

But that system didn’t work well, as you may experience symptoms of different "types" of schizophrenia at different times. Now, experts describe schizophrenia as a spectrum disorder that ...

Cognitive abilities that usually evolve throughout adult life, such as language, appear to deteriorate over time among people with schizophrenia. Some people with schizophrenia may speak very ...

When left untreated, schizophrenia symptoms usually progress and become worse. Fortunately, many people experience improved symptoms with treatment. Can you live a happy life with schizophrenia?

Later-life development of schizophrenia may be ... He lists the following pieces of advice for friends and family of a ...

This new finding could help explain why some children develop neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism or schizophrenia.

“Start by asking them how their life is going,” he says ... Another way to gently encourage a person with schizophrenia to see a doctor is to offer to accompany them to their appointments.