Stop giving dementia patients antipsychotic drugs to avoid risk of strokes and broken bones, says research
The Independent - 2024-04-18T03:14:54.000Z

Experts say side effects linked to antipsychotics for dementia patients “may be more severe than previously understood” Read this story

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