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Robert Davis, PhD

11/22/2019
Introduction: Patients with schizophrenia are a heterogenous population and understanding which factors may influence antipsychotic efficacy is important in improving outcomes. Lumatepero...
11/22/2019
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05/22/2006
Cities that deploy fewer paramedics -- who in turn treat more victims of sudden cardiac arrest -- save more lives, according to a new study.
Cities that deploy fewer paramedics -- who in turn treat more victims of sudden cardiac arrest -- save more lives, according to a new study.
Cities that deploy fewer...
05/22/2006
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06/13/2006
With waived-consent studies becoming more prevalent, critics question whether the public understands how they work and whether test subjects get adequate protection.
With waived-consent studies becoming more prevalent, critics question whether the public understands how they work and whether test subjects get adequate protection.
With waived-consent studies...
06/13/2006
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06/19/2006
Chief Adrian Thompson told the family of a New York Times journalist that he is sorry for the poor EMS response.
Chief Adrian Thompson told the family of a New York Times journalist that he is sorry for the poor EMS response.
Chief Adrian Thompson told the...
06/19/2006
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Background: Somnolence and sedation are common treatment-emergent adverse events (TEAEs) reported with current antipsychotics. Lumateperone (lumateperone tosylate, ITI-007), a mechanistic...
10/08/2020
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12/10/2006
This hypothermia treatment is standard care in a few cities, but it's unavailable in most, illuminating a sharp medical disparity across the nation.
This hypothermia treatment is standard care in a few cities, but it's unavailable in most, illuminating a sharp medical disparity across the nation.
This hypothermia treatment is...
12/10/2006
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12/25/2006
Beginning next month, a kit called Cyanokit can be used by U.S. paramedics to treat cyanide poisoning.
Beginning next month, a kit called Cyanokit can be used by U.S. paramedics to treat cyanide poisoning.
Beginning next month, a kit...
12/25/2006
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