Best evidence suggests antidepressants aren’t very effective in kids and teens. What can be done ins
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Best evidence suggests antidepressants aren’t very effective in kids and teens. What can be done instead?
Sarah Hetrick, University of Auckland; Joanne McKenzie, Monash University; Nick Meader, University of York, and Sally Merry, University of Auckland
Even before COVID-19 lockdowns, school closures and strict social distancing, depression was on the rise in children and teenagers around the globe.
By the age of 19, around 25% of adolescents are estimated to have experienced a depressive ep...
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