Antidepressant Warning Labels May Not Keep Youths Safe From Suicide: Study
“Black box” warning labels on antidepressants regarding suicidal thoughts and behavior may cause more harm than benefit, researchers warn.
“Black box” warning labels on antidepressants regarding suicidal thoughts and behavior may cause more harm than benefit, researchers warn.
Researchers warn that antidepressants like Remeron should not be prescribed off-label for breathlessness, as they may cause additional complications.
Findings may provide important treatment guidance, suggesting that the risk of falls and injuries may be less with first-line antidepressants than among older adults receiving no treatment for their depression
Canadian and European regulators have already added long-term sexual dysfunction warnings to antidepressants like Lexapro and Effexor, but the consumer watchdog Public Citizen indicates that FDA has failed to do so.
Children with type 1 diabetes face a higher risk of mental health problems, such as ADHD and depression, which is driving prescription rates for psychotropic drugs higher, researchers found.
Acetaminophen, laundry pods, and blood pressure medications all contributed to 2021's increase in child poisoning deaths.
Once researchers calculated for other factors, such as health conditions, they found that the risks of developmental problems linked to antidepressants disappeared.
Researchers determined long-term antidepressant use should be paired with other mental health treatments for overall quality of life improvements.
Taking antidepressants also increases the risk of pregnant women suffering diabetes, miscarriage and postpartum bleeding.
Use of antidepressants during pregnancy may cause neurological development problems in children resulting in lower standardized testing scores