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Treatment prevents symptoms of schizophrenia in tests with rats

by Staff July 12, 2018
July 12, 2018 49 views

Researchers carried out studies in animal model that mimics condition in children and adolescents considered at risk for development of the disease in adulthood. Young and hypertense rats displaying cognitive and social impairments as well as hyperlocomotion have reached a healthy adulthood after being treated with daily doses of sodium nitroprusside doses for 30 days.

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