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Patients with depression who are treated in primary care practice may take antidepressants for a long time
Recently, a research article was published in the top medical journal NEJM.
The main outcome of the study was the first recurrence of depression during the 52-week trial period, as assessed in the time-to-event analysis
A total of 1466 patients in the study were screened
Screening
It can be seen that among the patients who felt good in primary care practice and stopped antidepressant treatment, those who were assigned to the discontinuation group had a higher risk of recurrence of depression at 52 weeks than those who were assigned maintenance treatment
Among patients who felt good in primary care practice and discontinued antidepressant treatment, those who were assigned to the discontinuation group had a higher risk of recurrence of depression at 52 weeks than those who were assigned maintenance therapy