Study finds combination of antidepressant, cognitive therapy more effective against depression than either alone. Kids of depressed parents have triple risk of disease. Detroit Free Press May 19, 1999. Long-term study shows that depression is a family affair. May 5, 1999.
Study finds benefits in extended use of antidepressants.
Seattle Times November 18, 1998. Subjects given drug therapy for two years were much less likely to have recurrence of depression than those who tapered off after six months. Fewer flaws seen in drug that reduces depression. Seattle Times September 15, 1998. Experimental drug shows promise in alleviating depression without the side effects of those now in use.