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Intranasal administration is favored for its ease and direct brain access, making it suitable for cognitive applications. Subcutaneous injections, while more invasive, offer controlled systemic effects and are used in specific research settings.

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Intranasal administration is favored for its ease and direct brain access, making it suitable for cognitive applications. Subcutaneous injections, while more invasive, offer controlled systemic effects and are used in specific research settings.

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