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Understanding the Impact: Does Schizophrenia Affect Older People?

While typically diagnosed in young adulthood, about 25% of all new cases of schizophrenia emerge after age 40. Answering 'Does schizophrenia affect older people?' requires looking at both lifelong management and the unique presentation of late-onset cases.

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Is schizophrenia curable in old age?: Exploring the Path to Remission

While schizophrenia is a chronic brain disorder with no known cure, a significant number of older adults with the condition can achieve symptomatic and functional remission with appropriate treatment and support. The trajectory of schizophrenia in later life is complex and varies greatly among individuals, with some seeing improvement over time and others experiencing stable or fluctuating symptoms.

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