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Johnson & Johnson Drugs Don’t Work in Treating Aggression Study Finds

January 4, 2008 | 
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two Johnson & Johnson antipsychotic drugs long used to treat aggressive behavior in people with limited intelligence do not work and should not be prescribed for these patients, researchers said on Friday.
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