Fighting Effects Of Trazodone
Labopharm, the manufacturer of the once-a-day antidepressant Trazodone, is enrolling patients in a national clinical trial. The once-a-day formula is designed to decrease negative side effects associated with antidepressants. Researchers hope the medication will also help problems linked to depression such as insomnia and agitation.
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