BBC NEWS | Health | Beta-blockers 'blot out memories'

A common blood pressure drug could help people who have witnessed traumatic events, such as the London bombings, to block out their distressing memories. Cornell University psychiatrists are carrying out tests using beta-blockers, the journal Nature reports. The drug has been shown to interfere with the way the brain stores memories. Post-traumatic stress disorder affects around one in three of pe

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苦しい体験にあった後とかの"記憶の反復復活"を薬で抑制する話。