Antidepressant use for upto 5 years ups sudden cardiac death by 56%
HQ Team April 1, 2025: One to five years of antidepressant usage, increases the risk of sudden cardiac death by 56%, according to.
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HQ Team April 1, 2025: One to five years of antidepressant usage, increases the risk of sudden cardiac death by 56%, according to.
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