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Does chlordiazepoxide reduce EEG activation rates and aggressive behavior in patients with central nervous system instability?
Does chlordiazepoxide reduce EEG activation rates and aggressive behavior in patients with central nervous system instability?
Chlordiazepoxide significantly reduces EEG activation abnormalities and may improve aggressive behavior in patients with central nervous system instability compared to placebo or phenothiazines.
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Hypothesis-generating for chlordiazepoxide in CNS instability; leaves open effects on aggression pending controlled trials.
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RUSSELL K. MONROE (1975) studied this question.
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