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Recent Neurobiological Insights into the Concept of Insight in Psychosis

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Publisher Sage Publications
Specialty Psychiatry
Date 2016 Jun 24
PMID 27335512
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Abstract

The concept of insight in psychosis has been an interesting area in clinical psychiatry for well over a century with a surge in research interest over the past 25 years. Moreover, the past 5 years have been particularly fruitful in deciphering its neurobiological underpinnings. This article presents the development of the concept of insight in psychosis and reviews the current neurobiological research findings in this area.

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