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UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL Public ignorance, private agony Many people feel nervous at social events or when speaking in public. But for some 2-5% of the population, any kind of public activity -such as eating in a public place, meeting new people, or even writing a cheque while being watched-can cause disproportionate dread. Professor David Nutt and colleagues in the Psychopharmacology Unit at Bristol have been involved in a major international clinical trial that led last week to the an ...

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---------- PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY ---------- ---------- TEAM PROJECTS ---------- Return to the Project Table of Contents Clozapine - An Antischiziphrenic Drug In the quest for an antipsychotic drug to treat schizophrenia that would combine low extrapyramidal side effects with high effectiveness, a class of 'atypical' neuroleptics were discovered. Kane et al(1994) defined 'atypical' in terms of a lack of both extrapyramidal side effects and tardive dyskinesia relative to typical a ...