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What is your experience with metformin for improving cognitive impairment in schizophrenia?
In reference to
Shao et al., PMID 37821461.
Answer from: at Community Practice
I have not found that it does much. But there was a recent promising study for using TMS on a particular brain region that is hopeful.
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