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© 1977 Oxford University Press

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THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF MECLOFENOXATE ON MEMORY LOSS IN THE ELDERLY

D. MARCER and SANDRA M. HOPKINS

Department of Psychology, University of Southamtpton Southampton SO9 5NH

A double-blind study of the effects of meclofenoxate on memory performance of fit, able, elderly subjects was carried out. A number of performance measures, designed to measure various aspects of mamory function were employed. These revealed that meclofenoxate appears to increase the consolidation of new information into long-term memory, but does not affect other aspects of remembering.

It was plso found that significantly more of the subjects receiving meclofenoxate reported an increased level of mental alertness.


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