Heart drug 'could tackle racism'

A heart disease drug could help to stop people being racist.

Heart drug 'could tackle racism'

A heart disease drug could help to stop people being racist.

According to a new study, volunteers who were given beta-blocker Propranolol - which is meant for lowering heart rates - were less racially abusive during a psychological test compared to those who had a fake pill.

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