COVID: An Antidepressant Reduces Hospitalisation Risk 32% (M)

The study found that the antidepressant reduced the risk of hospitalisation or emergency care by almost one-third.

The study found that the antidepressant reduced the risk of hospitalisation or emergency care by almost one-third.


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How Stopping Antidepressants Affects Relapse Risk (M)

Deciding whether to stay on antidepressants or come off them depends on balancing up the pros and cons.

Deciding whether to stay on antidepressants or come off them depends on balancing up the pros and cons.


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The Best Way To Quit Antidepressants (M)

Antidepressant withdrawal symptoms — which typically last around two to three months — include headaches, nausea and anxiety.

Antidepressant withdrawal symptoms — which typically last around two to three months — include headaches, nausea and anxiety.


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The Best Way To Come Off Antidepressants (M)

The drugs were not designed to be taken permanently and few studies have looked at their long-term effects.

The drugs were not designed to be taken permanently and few studies have looked at their long-term effects.


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The Antidepressant That Treats Anxiety (M)

The conclusions come from the largest ever high-quality study that was not funded by the pharmaceutical industry.

The conclusions come from the largest ever high-quality study that was not funded by the pharmaceutical industry.


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