First-episode psychosis (FEP) can be quite variable in clinical presentation, and both sex
and gender may account for some of this variability. Prior literature on sex or gender …

Introduction. To date, few studies have focused on the characterization of clinical
phenomenology regarding gender in population at high‐risk of psychosis. This paper is an …

Aim Schizophrenia is a heterogeneous disorder that presents differently in men and women:
men show a higher propensity to negative symptoms, lower social functioning, earlier age at …

Background The main focus of studies of individuals at ultra-high risk for psychosis (UHR)
has been on identifying brain changes in those individuals who will develop psychosis …

BACKGROUND Recent reports of both heightened prevalence rates and limited clinical
relevance of clinical high-risk (CHR) criteria and their relevant symptoms in children and …

Since its earliest conceptualization, schizophrenia has been considered a disorder of
“young men.” Contemporary research suggests that there are sex differences in …

Early psychosis is characterised by heterogeneity in illness trajectories, where outcomes
remain poor for many. Understanding psychosis symptoms and their relation to illness …

Background It is well known that schizophrenia is associated with sex differences. However,
no study has explored the sex differences in obesity and cognitive function in elderly …

Disorganization is a nuclear dimension of psychosis, especially in schizophrenia. Despite its
relevant association with poor prognosis and negative outcomes, it is still under-investigated …

Aim Gender differences in the current symptomatology of patients with psychotic disorders
have previously been described in the literature. However, it has not yet been investigated …