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The research on first-episode psychosis emphasizes the importance of early and appropriate interventions to initiate remissions and to prevent relapses [1-3]. The literature on first-episode psychosis highlights the high prevalence and adverse consequences of substance use, misuse, or disorder [4,5]. Significant proportions of patients have use disorders related to alcohol [4,6], cannabis [4-7],cocaine, amphetamines, barbiturates, and other drugs [2,4,5,7]. Overall, approximately half of all clients with first episodes of psychosis present for treatment with a current substance use disorder.

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The Benefit of Integrated Dual Disorders Service Utilization in the Survival of Patients in the Early Stages of Schizophrenia and Co-Occurring Substance use Disorders: a Long-Term Follow-Up Study