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righteous
20 Dec 2024 11:17 pm
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  • Many Americans visit their primary-care physicians and may walk away with a prescription for an antidepressant or other drugs without being aware of other evidence-based treatments.
  • In some primary care settings, antidepressants are prescribed too casually, after too little evaluation time, and for instances of normal stress or everyday sadness, rather than for MDD.
  • Possible solutions include giving general practitioners more time to know their patients and explaining why jumping to a prescription is not a good idea.
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