Advocating for rights for individuals with schizophrenia is challenging. In the US, few activists have effectively shared their experiences through memoirs and social media channels.
Activists often do not have a true schizophrenia diagnosis; many have schizoaffective disorder, which is often conflated with schizophrenia due to symptom similarities.
The key difference is that schizoaffective disorder involves extreme mood symptoms, whereas schizophrenia typically presents with a lack of affect and emotional response.
Research shows that individuals with schizoaffective disorder may experience higher rates of remission and recovery compared to those diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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