Most-Tardive-Dyskinesia-Cases-Go-Undiagnosed-Real-World-Study-Finds

figure img { width:100% !important; } figcaption { padding: 5px; background: transparent; word-wrap: normal; text-align: center; font-size:10px; line-height: 12px; }Credit: doucefleur-Stock.adobe.com.By Gina ShawTardive dyskinesia (TD) remains widely underdiagnosed, even when abnormal movements are documented in clinical notes, according to a real-world analysis—potentially delaying treatment for a condition that can significantly impair quality of life.TD is a medication-induced movement