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How anti-psychotics affected one man

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Frances Giles' father, Denis, has Alzheimer's. He was put on anti-psychotic drugs to control his behaviour when he went into hospital.

She says his condition deteriorated significantly while he was on them, but within days of being taken off them he improved.

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