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Prescribed antidepressants are often not the best choice: these are the most effective ones

Prescribed antidepressants are often not the best choice: these are the most effective ones

Research from Radboudumc reveals that many patients are not being prescribed the most effective antidepressant medications for their symptoms. The study indicates that fluoxetine, widely known as Prozac, is significantly less effective than other available treatment options.

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