Consciousness-Raising: Kick-Starting the Brain’s Dopamine System May Revive Some Vegetative Patients
Written by Scientific American Topic - Pediatrics on March 12, 2010 – 6:23 pm -A drug targeting dopamine receptors might be able to "kick-start" an injured brain, enabling certain kinds of vegetative and minimally conscious patients to recover faster. [More]
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