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Schizophrenia Patients Benefit from Anti-Hypertension Drugs: Study
A new study has found that a single therapy of anti-hypertension improved symptoms of people with schizophrenia. The therapy was given over a single four-hour treatment of the drug sodium nitroprusside.
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System to Make Plants Generate Usable Electricity Developed at University of Georgia
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Possible Quantum Computer Is "Really, Really Fast" Compared To Conventional Computing
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Hubble Spots Asteroid 'Pollution,' Signs of Earth-like Planets In Star Cluster
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Elephant Poachers Open Fire at World Heritage Site, Death Toll Unknown
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U.K. 'Fireball' May Have Been Piece of Halley's Comet [VIDEO]
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Blobs Of Intergalactic Hydrogen Gas Observed For The First Time May Hold Secrets To The Universe
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Pear-shaped Atoms Test Standard Model of Physics, Offers Big Bang Clues
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Researchers Find Genetic Mutation Linked with Sturge-Weber Syndrome
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Scarlet Macaw's Genome Sequenced
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Researchers Engineer Toxin Offering Protection From Spider Venom
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