An antidepressant prescribed in the UK over the last 13 years is ineffective and potentially harmful, according to a damning study published today. The drug, reboxetine, which is known in the UK under the trade name Edronax, works no better than a placebo, or dummy pill, say scientists in the British Medical Journal, who accuse [...]
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Antidepressant reboxetine no better than a placebo
Posted in Antidepressants on 13/10/2010 | Leave a Comment »
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