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Assessing Efficacy, promises. Their popularity and wide use posed, in addition to the problem of the assessment of the efficacy, the problem of the safety of these preparations. Indeed, these remedies sometimes contained toxic ingredients, and in some instances caused severe poisoning and death. To avoid these catastr

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The Effectiveness of Antidepressants Today,om serious endogenous depression. The therapeutic action obtained was accompanied by considerable side effects. This encouraged the search for effective antidepressants that would be better tolerated by the patients, leading to the use ofselective serotonin reuptake inhibitors These compounds rapidl

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Written in the Genes,r factors in health and disease. Individual variations, caused by a genetic polymorphism, have been identified in the gene coding for the serotonin transporter, which was soon found to be implied in many conditions such as neuroticism, anxiety, even wellbeing and happiness, and rapidly became the mo

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Conclusion,and teenagers, in spite of the suicidality ascertained in antidepressants. In the USA, screening of every citizen with the current diagnostic criteria has even been proposed. Guidelines for the treatment of depression were made in Great Britain by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellenc

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Book 2017upport as an alternative. Depression, affecting 350 million people according to the World Health Organisation, is almost invariably diagnosed by the criteria of the American Psychiatric Association – a definition which encompasses those with normal emotional responses to stressful life events. .Tull

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posing views on psychopharmacology and depression.Discusses .This book examines existing treatments, legislation and research methodology of depression and exposes their limitations, championing psycho-social support as an alternative. Depression, affecting 350 million people according to the World