Tired of hearing the same old meds for schizophrenia? Buckle up, because a game-changer might be on the horizon. This video looks into xanomeline, a drug with the potential to transform schizophrenia treatment. Unlike traditional antipsychotics, xanomeline works through the acetylcholine system, offering hope for those who haven't found relief with existing options. From delusions and hallucinations to negative symptoms and cognitive deficits, xanomeline shows promise in addressing the full spectrum of schizophrenia. But hold your horses! Xanomeline is still in the final stages of clinical trials, but the results are looking promising.

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