Drugs Causing Weight Gain
Medications are among the lesser-known yet common causes of weight gain. Switching over to a lesser weight-promoting alternative can help to solve the issue of weight gain with medications.
Medications are among the lesser-known yet common causes of weight gain. Switching over to a lesser weight-promoting alternative can help to solve the issue of weight gain with medications.
“We are interested in finding out about all the different experiences that people might have had with antidepressant medications. We would like to know about what symptom relief people experienced as well as any side effects they had. We are also keen to know more about their views on what causes depression and how helpful they believe antidepressants are in addressing these," researchers said.
Antidepressant Use in Elderly Linked With Medicare Coverage Gap
A new study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry reveals that the lower instances of antidepressant use among the elderly is due to the Medicare Part D coverage gap.
A new study published in the Archives of General Psychiatry reveals that the lower instances of antidepressant use among the elderly is due to the Medicare Part D coverage gap.
Patients Who Take Antidepressants When in ICU More Likely to Die
Critically ill patients who take antidepressants when they are admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) are more likely to die compared to those who do not take the pills
Critically ill patients who take antidepressants when they are admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) are more likely to die compared to those who do not take the pills
Antidepressants may Make People More Depressed and Lead to Digestive Problems
While antidepressants are usually prescribed to help people overcome depression, a new study suggests that the drugs may in fact be making some people more depressed.
While antidepressants are usually prescribed to help people overcome depression, a new study suggests that the drugs may in fact be making some people more depressed.
