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Recently, Clozapine, a form of antipsychotic medication, has been suggested to decrease aggression and hostility in patients. Although clozapine’s anti-aggressive effects appear independent from its antipsychotic properties, the treatment proposes an effective remedy that reduces aggression, ultimately alleviating agitation in people with a SZ and SAD diagnosis.

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