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We deserve a fuller picture of both the benefits and dangers of antidepressants.

Ruth O’Hara, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, serves as chair of the 2021-2022 Faculty Senate of the Academic Council.

Research shows many people experience severe and long-lasting withdrawal effects from antidepressants, and many patients feel their experience is downplayed by their doctors.

A new study by Peter Groot and Jim van Os investigated whether tapering strips can help people stop using antidepressants.

Traci Wickett, in her new role as chair of the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation board of directors, said she wants not only to maintain the organization’s considerable economic development momentum but accelerate it.

<p><span>IncubEx, a developer of environmental products, markets, services, and technology solutions, is pleased to announce that Mark Horowitz has joined as Senior Vice President, Business Development.</span></p>

A new review suggests antidepressants efficacy is questionable, leading researchers to recommend that when these agents are prescribed, it should be for shorter periods.

A new article in Lancet Psychiatry finds that slower tapering of SSRIs is better for preventing antidepressant withdrawal effects.

Imagine the worst cold you’ve ever had, where someone is occasionally stepping on your chest just below your collarbone.

Imagine the worst cold you’ve ever had, where someone is occasionally stepping on your chest just below your collarbone.