Why D2 blockade alone falls short in schizophrenia, and what neurotransmitter, genetic and neuroimaging research means for treatment-resistant patients.
|Slideshows|September 4, 2018
Antipsychotics-To Respond or Not to Respond?
Author(s)Brian Miller, MD, PhD, MPH
A new study brings us closer to answering why antipsychotics are successful in treating schizophrenia in some patients and not in others.
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