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Some SSRIs are better than others for pregnant women

Current Psychiatry. 2014 July;13(7)
By
Marlene P. Freeman, MD
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Marlene P. Freeman, MD, talks about the adverse effects of SSRIs in pregnant women and the need for clinicians to rely on data when choosing a treatment.

 

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