Dr Lennox (pictured on right) leads on our early intervention in psychosis programme, and is also a researcher within the University of Oxford Department of Psychiatry.
Find out more about her work in an online video on the BBC.
Early Intervention in Psychosis lead on the BBC
Dr Belinda Lennox discusses her research suggesting that some cases of psychosis could be due to an autoimmune condition.
Last updated: 1 March, 2018
Article published
1 March 2018
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