Schizophrenia is relatively a common form of severe mental illness. In simple, a person experiencing this may demonstrate symptoms such as disorganised thinking, perception of sound without outside stimulus and strange fantasies. Even though a serious disorder of the brain, it is highly treatable. Researchers found that genetics, early environment and psychological and social processes are important contributory factors to this illness.
In Bangladesh, primary diagnosis is based on the abnormalities in behaviour reported by family members or friends followed by secondary signs observed by a psychiatrist or other doctors in a clinical assessment.
Although there is no total cure at this moment for schizophrenia, but scientists are confident that a cure for schizophrenia could be found very soon.
Previously, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, USA has announced that a cure for schizophrenia is possible by the end of 2013. They realised that the critical challenge would be to set the right priorities for research investments and to insist that the clinical research enterprise translates readily into real world practice. Certainly this is going to be a big breakthrough in the treatment of mental illnesses; and all are waiting to see a socio-medical revolution.

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