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Assessing Refill Data Among Different Classes of Antidepressants

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Journal Fed Pract
Specialty Health Services
Date 2019 Nov 28
PMID 31772497
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Abstract

No significant difference was seen in between-class adherence when comparing SSRIs, SNRIs, bupropion, and mirtazapine during a 3-month study of veterans newly initiated on antidepressants.

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