Explore the complexities of psychosis in this groundbreaking volume, which bridges the fields of neurobiology, clinical practice, and societal impact. From the cognitive fog of schizophrenia to cutting-edge AI prediction models in Eswatini, Psychosis - From Cells to Society examines the biological roots, innovative treatments, and global narratives shaping our understanding of psychotic disorders. Addressing stigma, criminal justice intersections, and lived experiences in Brazil and beyond, this multidisciplinary work offers insights for clinicians, researchers, students, and advocates. A call to action for early detection, better care, and reduced stigma, this book redefines psychosis from cellular mechanisms to societal transformation, paving the way for fuller lives for those affected.