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2014Inadequate fruit and vegetable intake in people with psychosisHahn, L.; Galletly, C.; Foley, D.; Mackinnon, A.; Watts, G.; Castle, D.; Waterreus, A.; Morgan, V.
2015Loneliness in psychotic disorders and its association with cognitive function and symptom profileBadcock, J.; Shah, S.; Mackinnon, A.; Stain, H.; Galletly, C.; Jablensky, J.; Morgan, V.
2013Cardiometabolic risk Indicators that distinguish adults with psychosis from the general population, by age and genderFoley, D.; Mackinnon, A.; Watts, G.; Shaw, J.; Magliano, D.; Castle, D.; McGrath, J.; Waterreus, A.; Morgan, V.; Galletly, C.
2016Common familial risk factors for schizophrenia and diabetes mellitusFoley, D.; Mackinnon, A.; Morgan, V.; Watts, G.; Castle, D.; Waterreus, A.; Galletly, C.
2014Prevalence and impact of childhood abuse in people with a psychotic illness. Data from the second Australian national survey of psychosisShah, S.; Mackinnon, A.; Galletly, C.; Carr, V.; McGrath, J.; Stain, H.; Castle, D.; Harvey, C.; Sweeney, S.; Morgan, V.
2015Effect of age, family history of diabetes, and antipsychotic drug treatment on risk of diabetes in people with psychosis: a population-based cross-sectional studyFoley, D.; Mackinnon, A.; Morgan, V.; Watts, G.; Castle, D.; Waterreus, A.; Galletly, C.
2012'Earning and learning' in those with psychotic disorders: the second Australian national survey of psychosisWaghorn, G.; Saha, S.; Harvey, C.; Morgan, V.; Waterreus, A.; Bush, R.; Castle, D.; Galletly, C.; Stain, H.; Neil, A.; McGorry, P.; McGrath, J.
2017The value of counting WHO-defined cardiovascular risk factors for death and disability in a national sample of adults with psychosisHahn, L.; Mackinnon, A.; Foley, D.; Morgan, V.; Waterreus, A.; Watts, G.; Castle, D.; Liu, D.; Galletly, C.
2016Risk factors for obstructive sleep apnea are prevalent in people with psychosis and correlate with impaired social functioning and poor physical healthLiu, D.; Myles, H.; Foley, D.; Watts, G.; Morgan, V.; Castle, D.; Waterreus, A.; Mackinnon, A.; Galletly, C.
2012People living with psychotic illness in 2010: The second Australian national survey of psychosisMorgan, V.; Waterreus, A.; Jablensky, A.; Mackinnon, A.; McGrath, J.; Carr, V.; Bush, R.; Castle, D.; Cohen, M.; Harvey, C.; Galletly, C.; Stain, H.; Neil, A.; McGorry, P.; Hocking, B.; Shah, S.; Saw, S.

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