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Neuronal Traffic Signals in Tardive Dyskinesia: Not Enough “Stop” in the Motor Striatum

  • Leslie Citrome, MD, MPH

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Jan 2025

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Dr Leslie Citrome presents a journal article written by Dr Stephen Stahl that reviews the proposed neurobiology of TD.

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