1 In 10 Now On Antidepressants, But Will They Work?

  • 12 years ago
For all those people taking all those prescriptions, doctors are left with some unsettling questions, like: Why don’t antidepressants work for everyone? Why do some people respond to certain drugs, while others don’t? And, why do some antidepressants work initially, but lose their effectiveness over time?

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