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Towards a neurobiology of early intervention: the importance of critical periods for preventive psychiatry and youth mental health
Evidence has accumulated that youth, the period between 12-25 years, may constitute a crucial period for the early detection and intervention of mental disorders. Thus, there is emerging evidence that targeted psycho-social and pharmacological interventions have potential to improve clinical outcome
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