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Childhood schizophrenia and depression are serious mental disorders that can develop in children. Schizophrenia causes disturbances in thinking, emotions and behavior in children. Depression in children is characterized by feelings of sadness that interfere with daily activities and can last for weeks. Both conditions require treatment by mental health professionals to help children and their families manage symptoms.
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