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    What Was the Major Reason for Lithium's Slow Acceptance by Psychiatrists
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What Was the Major Reason for Lithium's Slow Acceptance by Psychiatrists

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What was the major reason for lithium's slow acceptance by psychiatrists in the U.S.as a treatment for affective disorders?


A) its relatively low efficacy rate
B) it was difficult to synthesize
C) its toxicity
D) it is a very rare and expensive element

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