ArticleJournal of parasitology research2026
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Abstract
Objective: Gorgan, in northern Iran, is a humid region where Method: A case-control study was conducted with 100 psychiatric inpatients and 100 healthy controls, frequency-matched 1:1 on sex and 5-year age stratum. Diagnoses were recorded as free text at discharge by the attending psychiatrists under DSM-5 criteria and were mapped to six categories using rules fixed in advance. Sera were tested for anti- Results: Anti- Conclusion: Latent toxoplasmosis was not associated with psychiatric disorder overall or within any diagnostic category. Seroprevalence was governed principally by cumulative age-related exposure. These data add to a growing set of null and inverse reports from high-endemicity settings and indicate that the epidemiological expression of this association is context-dependent.
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