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The rationale for identifying markers of latent schizophrenia is the evidence that early treatment speeds remission and lessens long-term deterioration. Unfortunately hovever, although the childhood and adolescence of individual psychotics often reveal premorbid deviations from established norms, while epidemiological studies identify cognitive performance and social adjustment as potential premorbid markers, such signs vary widely and no typical prodrome has been identified. Illness-related events or behaviors are not the only factors precipitating the transition from premorbid to prodrome: educational and socioeconomic status are also involved, it follows that there is a controversy surrounding the secondary prevention of schizophrenia: because of the poor specificity of premorbid and prodromal markers, treating such patients implies thai an unacceptably high proportion of individuals who will not ultimately develop florid schizophrenia will be exposed to stigma of a provisional diagnosis of severe mental illness as well as to the adverse effects of treatment Schizophrenia, therefore, is an aggravated illustration of the dilemmas facing much preventive therapy.

Can premorbid and prodromal markers associated with psychosis be utilized for early detection and secondary prevention of schizophrenia?