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Migrant status and identification as ultra‐high risk for psychosis and transitioning to a psychotic disorder

Certain migrant groups are more likely to develop a psychotic disorder compared to the native‐born populations, and a younger age at migration is associated with greater risk. However, it is not known at which stage migration has an effect on the development of psychotic disorders. We examined whether migrants were more likely to be identified as ultra‐high risk for psychosis (UHR) compared to native‐born young people and whether migrant status was associated with the risk of transition to a full‐threshold psychotic disorder.