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Antidepressants

From left: Karina Sanchez, Janelle Ayres, Robert Gallant, Christian Metallo, and Emeline Joulia.

How antidepressants can protect against infections and sepsis

Brain gut axis in depression and anxiety infographic

Antidepressants Could Soon Target Your Gut Instead of Your Brain

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Bias found when drug manufacturers fund clinical trials

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Bias found when drug manufacturers fund clinical trials

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Antidepressants for Pain in Older Adults: Weak Evidence Raises Concerns

Therapy in combination with esketamine nasal spray – shown here is an illustration of the molecule – can help with severe depression.

Esketamine nasal spray effective against depression

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Effects of antidepressants in pregnancy are poorly understood

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