We now know that there may be a true "biological difference" in how men and women respond to medications. This may be especially true when it comes to an inexpensive and popular anti-depressant. Celexa seems to be better suited to treat women suffering from depression than men, though it may work in both sexes.
In a multi-year study called STAR*D out of the University of Michigan Depression Center, data emerged from a detailed study of over 2870 men and women who had a clear...
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ADHD Medications Can Mimic Depression Medications for ADHD sometimes mimic the symptoms of depression and sometimes exacerbate symptoms of depression (and bipolar disorder ). This can make it hard to distinguish which symptoms are caused by...
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