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February 5, 2016Cochrane library99 citationsOpen Access

Antioxidant treatments for schizophrenia

PMPedro Vieira da Silva MagalhãesODOlivia DeanAAAna C. Andreazza

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Although 22 trials could be included in this review, the evidence provided is limited and mostly not relevant to clinicians or consumers. Overall, although there was low risk of attrition and selective data reporting bias within the trials, the trials themselves were not adequately powered and need more substantial follow-up periods. There is a need for larger trials with longer periods of follow-up to be conducted. Outcomes should be meaningful for those with schizophrenia, and include measures of improvement and relapse (not just rating scale scores), functioning and quality of life and acceptability and, importantly, safety data.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dff8ae93e101b251e9c3adhttps://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.cd008919.pub2
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