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Chinese herbal medicine for schizophrenia
J. Rathbone
*
, L. Zhang
, M. Zhang
, J. Xia
, Xiehe Liu
, Yanchun Yang
*
Corresponding author for this work
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Confidence Interval
100%
Schizophrenia
100%
Chinese Herbal Medicine
100%
Antipsychotics
60%
Relative Risk
50%
Traditional Chinese Medicine
50%
Antipsychotic Drugs
50%
Cochrane
30%
People with Schizophrenia
30%
Herbal Medicine
30%
Number-needed-to-treat
30%
Complementary Medicine
20%
Weighted Mean Difference
20%
Chinese Herbs
20%
Global State
20%
Placebo
10%
Randomized Controlled Trial
10%
Literature Retrieval
10%
Literature Analysis
10%
Biomedical Databases
10%
Electronic Search
10%
Illness
10%
Treatment Group
10%
Intention-to-treat
10%
Fixed Effects
10%
China
10%
Dichotomous Data
10%
Continuous Data
10%
Constipation
10%
First Author
10%
Psychosis
10%
Short-term Data
10%
Small Clinical Trials
10%
Treatment Drugs
10%
Main Forms
10%
China National Knowledge Infrastructure
10%
Antipsychotic Combination
10%
Biomedical Context
10%
Traditional Chinese Medical
10%
Chinese Medical Literature
10%
Psychiatric Illness
10%
Infrastructure Database
10%
Extracted Data
10%
Clinical Global Impressions Scale
10%
Antipsychotic Medication
10%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Schizophrenia
100%
Antipsychotic Drug
62%
Traditional Chinese Medicine
62%
Antipsychotic
50%
Randomized Controlled Trial
37%
Number Needed to Treat
37%
Diseases
25%
Chinese Herb
25%
Placebo
12%
Treatment Group
12%
Constipation
12%
Psychosis
12%
Neuroscience
Traditional Chinese Medicine
55%