Ultrahigh-Risk Psychosis: Do Things Come in (Omega)-3s?

By Brian Miller, MD, PhD, MPH

Can dietary supplementation decrease the risk of transition to psychosis?

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Can dietary supplementation decrease the risk of transition to psychosis? Scroll through the slides to see what the research tells us.

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