A Swedish study links antidepressants to faster cognitive decline in dementia patients, with SSRIs like escitalopram showing the strongest effects. While depression itself may contribute to cognitive… [+3893 chars]
Scientists Warn That Antidepressants May Do More Harm Than Good in Dementia Patients - SciTechDaily
Antidepressants are commonly prescribed for dementia patients, but new research suggests they might be doing more harm than good. A study of nearly 19,000 individuals found that those taking these medications experienced a faster cognitive decline than those …
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