Abstract
Previous research has shown stimulant pharmacotherapy associated with development of psychosis in 0.15% to 6% of youth, and stimulant use associated with earlier-onset psychosis. Higher rates are associated with amphetamines. We undertook this study to assess rate and risk factors of stimulant-induced psychosis in foster children in Illinois.
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