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BMJ Blogs: BMJ Open » Blog Archive » Certain antidepressants …

December 16, 2015 by Jeremy Leave a reply

Strongest association found for SSRIs and venlafaxine Taking certain antidepressants for depression is linked to a heightened risk of subsequent mania and bipolar disorder, reveals research published in the online journal …

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