Study Warns Long-Term Antidepressant Use Does Not Improve Quality of Life for Users
A new study finds taking antidepressants long term does not improve quality of life, and should probably be combined with other forms of mental health treatment.
A new study finds taking antidepressants long term does not improve quality of life, and should probably be combined with other forms of mental health treatment.
A new study reveals antidepressants often fail to help women during pregnancy.
A new study find that children exposed to SSRI antidepressants during in utero perform more poorly on math tests than those who were not.
Some drugs, like Zoloft, Remeron and Effexor, are linked to an increased risk of delirium after hip and knee surgeries, particularly for elderly patients, according to the findings of a…
The findings of a new study suggest SSRI antidepressants can cause a slightly increased risk of Type 2 Diabetes in pediatric patients.
A new study strongly links antidepressant use during pregnancy to an increased risk of preterm birth, heart malformations and respiratory problems for the newborn.
A new study links the use of certain types of antidepressants during pregnancy to an increased risk of children suffering developmental disorders.
A new study indicates psychotropic drugs cause genetic changes which leads to weight gain.
Cognitive behavioral therapy worked just as well as antidepressants in treating major depressive disorders, according to the findings of a new study.
Some antidepressants significantly increase the risk of gestational diabetes when taken during pregnancy, according to the findings of a new study.