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Razadyne curbs repetition in Alzheimer's patients

Razadyne curbs repetition in Alzheimer's patients

(Scientific American) UPDATED 2007-04-12

Treatment with the medication Razadyne may reduce verbal repetition in people with Alzheimer's disease. Repeating the same information is a common occurance for people who suffer from dementia. Razadyne joins Aricept as a medication that can help curb this Alzheimer's symptom. Read full story >

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