Is it possible to diagnose an 8-year-old child with schizophrenia? Can schizophrenia be detected in children? And if so, how might the treatment of a schizophrenic child differ from that of an adult?

For a person who suffers from schizophrenia but responds well to treatment, what are the implications in using cannabis and alcohol?

Is there hope for people in their 30s and 40s suffering from schizophrenia?

Why is a seriously ill person—with schizophrenia for example—not forced to take medication, but allowed to "opt out" of medication and live a disastrous life?

As a mental health specialist, do you believe that more and more people are developing mental illnesses? If so, why do you think this is?

What about people who show up late because they want to be noticed?

Is there a possible passive vaccine for Alzheimer's? (Antibodies directed against the protein found in the senile plaque)

Yes. The progress of the study will be reviewed in a quarterly newsletter and on this website. The conclusions of the study will be distributed widely throughout Nunavut, with a particular focus on our partner organizations and to the Nunavummiut who agreed to be interviewed.  

Do we tend to have more phobia/anxiety with age? Are we a little more phobic and anxious than we were 10 years ago?

What can be done for someone suffering from severe social phobia? (A person who blushes extensively and is tense.)