A schizophrenia drug turns on protein factories in cells

Haloperidol reshapes neurons, which might explain how the medicine works

An antipsychotic drug may banish hallucinations and delusions by prompting neurons to churn out proteins that reshape the cells, a new study suggests. The results, published in the January 14 Science Signaling, may help scientists develop better psychiatric drugs, and might explain what goes wrong in some mental disorders.