Understanding How Meds Work in the Brain

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antianxiety
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antidepressant
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antipsychotic
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moodstabilizer
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analgesic
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neurotransmitter
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synapse
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synapticgap
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axon
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cellbody
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dendrites
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neuron
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myelin
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dopamine
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GABA
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serotonin
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norepinephrine
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epinephrine
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chemicalmessengers
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receptor