It’s time
to
re-examine
depression

Multiple hypotheses suggest
interwoven
mechanisms of disease
may be behind
depression.1-3

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Depression is one of the leading causes of disability worldwide.4 Many patients may fail to achieve optimal clinical outcomes despite ongoing management.5 Evidence suggests that early response matters.6,7

Scientific discoveries regarding the role of certain pathways, including inhibitory and excitatory signaling in the brain, may give us a different perspective on depression and its treatment.8

Early response
may determine
long-term success

Learn about the important link between earlier response to antidepressants and improved patient outcomes.

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The real-world
effects of
antidepressants

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