Peri-natal brain damage is linked to schizophrenia only when development is delayed. Results from the 1966 North Finland birth cohort

Peter B. Jones; Tim Croudace; Sami Räsänen; Paul M Ridker; Jari Jokelainen; Paula Rantakallio; Matti Isohanni

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Peri-natal brain damage is linked to schizophrenia only when development is delayed. Results from the 1966 North Finland birth cohort

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