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An Alternative Explanation of the Psychotropic Effect of Niacin in Schizophrenia

Article Type: Letter

Author(s): Berry, T.

Date of Publication: 1994

An Alternative Explanation of the Psychotropic Effect of Niacin in Schizophrenia

Paul Demeda2023-11-15T14:32:46-08:00

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