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Jan 2022
56m 59s

Inside the Hallucinations of Schizophren...

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What immediately comes to mind when you think of schizophrenia? Most people would say hallucinations. Hallucinations, at least according to pop culture, are the defining feature of schizophrenia. But is that true?  Today’s episode discusses how many people living with schizophrenia hallucinate and if hallucinations are all the same. Do people in different co ... Show More
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