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Default Antipsychotic Drug Boosts Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes (HealthDay) (Yahoo)

HealthDay - MONDAY, April 7 (HealthDay News) -- Use of the antipsychoticmedication olanzapine may put a person at an increased risk for heartdisease and type 2 diabetes, new findings show.

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