Misleading information about antipsychotics

Misleading information about ALIP and VEGF in myelodysplasia.

Some Useful Information about Micropropagation

This review article investigates a comprehensive description of the factors, methods, strategies, approaches and prerequisites influencing in vitro micropaopagation and the amount of their use across the world. The findings presented here are the results of the study of several hundred papers published all over the world. Tissue culture techniques are routinely used for micropropagation. Enhanc...

Dopamine, Striatum, Antipsychotics, and Questions About Weight Gain.

For decades, psychiatrists worried about the adverse motor effects of antipsychotics and tried tounderstandwhat caused them and why some patients developed them and others did not. In the late 1990s, the game changed. The new atypical antipsychotics caused fewer adverse motor effects but causedmoreweight gain. At present, a large number of patients with schizophrenia experience a clinically imp...

The Clinical Information System: A Case of Misleading Design Decisions

The case study described in this chapter concerns the introduction of a new computer based integrated Clinical Information System (CIS) into a British National Health Services Trust-the Sunrise Trust. At the time of the study most of the system modules had been developed and were being tested largely for technical aspects. The system was being introduced during a period when the organization wa...

Susceptibility to misleading information under social pressure in schizophrenia.

Research looking at specific memory aberrations in the schizophrenia has primarily focused on their phenomenology using standardized semantic laboratory tasks. However, no study has investigated to what extent such aberrations have consequences for everyday episodic memories using more realistic false memory paradigms. Using a false memory paradigm where participants are presented with misleadi...