Differential effect of amisulpride on cognition in schizotypy: validation of models for the early identification of cognitive enhancing agents

Authors

Ivan Koychev, University of Manchester
Katrina McMullen, King's College London
Jane Lees, University of Manchester
Rukiya Dadhiwala, University of Nottingham
Lois Grayson, King's College London
Charlotte Perry, Cardiff University
Anne Schmechtig, King's College London
James Walters, Cardiff University
Kevin J. Craig, Oxford University
Gerard R. Dawson, Oxford University
Colin T. Dourish, Oxford University
Ulrich Ettinger, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Lawrence Wilkinson, Cardiff University
Steven Williams, King's College London
John Francis William Deakin, University of Manchester
Emma Barkus, University of WollongongFollow

RIS ID

88175

Publication Details

Koychev, I., McMullen, K., Lees, J., Dadhiwala, R., Grayson, L., Perry, C., Schmechtig, A., Walters, J., Craig, K. J., Dawson, G. R., Dourish, C. T., Ettinger, U., Wilkinson, L., Williams, S., Deakin, J. William. & Barkus, E. (2013). Differential effect of amisulpride on cognition in schizotypy: validation of models for the early identification of cognitive enhancing agents. Lancet, 381, S59.

Abstract

Abstract presented at the Academy of Medical Sciences' Spring Meeting for Clinician Scientists in Training, 27 Feb 2013, London, United Kingdom.