Marks decided that the show needed to be updated to reflect a new era. Fewer listeners were building their own radios. The music was shortened and a name change was also planned for the middle of 1981, with Media Network being the name suggested by Roger Broadbent, a colleague producer.
The newer second generation antipsychotics (also called atypical antipsychotics) are mostly partial dopamine antagonists. They also block serotonin receptors, and are hence called serotonin dopamine antogonists. A lot of the side effects of the antispychotic medications are also mediated by blockage of the D2 receptor.
Antipsychotic drugs (which are also called 'neuroleptics') are prescribed to reduce the symptoms of psychosis, and to stop the symptoms re-occurring. Some antipsychotics also act as an antidepressant, a mood stabiliser or a sedative, and some can reduce the symptoms of mania.ntipsychotics boost or decrease the action of different chemicals that help the brain function. These chemicals are called neurotransmitters. All antipsychotics reduce the action of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which has a role in memory, attention and problem-solving, and is also involved in controlling movements.