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DURING the past 2 years we have studied the action of L-dopa in drug-induced Parkinsonism1, true Parkinsonism2 and psychosis3. In all investigations we found numerous behavioural aberrations. Here, however, we discuss the beneficial effect of L-dopa on verbal communication.
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YARYURA-TOBIAS, J., DIAMOND, B. & MERLIS, S. Verbal Communication with L-Dopa Treatment. Nature 234, 224–225 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1038/234224a0
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