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You better put out a recall on your PH robot because he keeps repeating the rhetoric but three times he wasn't able to answer the question if science existed before darwin because he "doesn't know the answer"...can you coach--help(junk) him?

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TORONTO -- Many schizophrenics are getting up to 10 times the medication they really need, a new study concludes.

Dr. Shitij Kapur led the Toronto research which used high-tech imaging equipment to zero in on the brain activity of 22 patients.

The research, published in the April edition of the American Journal of Psychiatry, has major implications for the 350,000 Canadians with schizophrenia, said Kapur of the University of Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

"Many schizophrenia patients have complained of feeling doped up and overly sedated when taking anti-psychotic medication," said Kapur, an associate professor of psychiatry.

"They can't think clearly and have too many side-effects. Our research clearly shows that we can treat schizophrenia with lower dosage levels of anti-psychotic medication than was commonly thought."

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Sorry to disappoint you, Captain Gibberish, but I and my likes do NOT remind you of crack houses.