Study: Amphetamines don't improve post-stroke motor recovery
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According to UPI, researchers have discovered that Amphetamines do not improve post-stroke motor recovery.
While previous research done in animals showed an improvement in motor function after strokes, the new findings dispute them.
Amphetamines have been around since 1887 as a mood and energy booster.
While previous research done in animals showed an improvement in motor function after strokes, the new findings dispute them.
Amphetamines have been around since 1887 as a mood and energy booster.
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