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antipsychotic
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antipsychotic

Any drug used to treat the symptoms of severe mental disorder.



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Care services minister Phil Hope yesterday backed an action plan to cut the 'unacceptable' use of anti-psychotics by twothirds over the next three years.
'Cosh' drugs for dementia kill hundreds; Use of anti-psychotic pills ... by The Daily Mail (London, England)
And while atypical anti-psychotics do not have the older drugs' risks of tremors and muscle spasms, they have their own side effects which can increase the risk of diabetes and heart problems.
FDA panel backs 3 psychiatric drugs for kids by MATTHEW PERRONE / AP News
And while atypical anti-psychotics do not have the older drugs' risks of tremors and muscle spasms, they have their own side effects which can increase the risk of diabetes and heart problems.
FDA panel backs 3 psychiatric drugs for kids by MATTHEW PERRONE / AP Features
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