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Anticholinergics are associated with worse cognition: it’s time to take a serious look at our prescribing - National Elf Service
Eleanor Dawkins explores a new review and meta-analysis suggesting that cognitive impairment is linked with anticholinergic medication in psychosis, providing grounds for more careful monitoring and review of medications.
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