… be unlikely to recognize these symptoms and report them to national … survey of physicians
and psychiatrists undertaken to ascertain the general level of knowledge about antidepressant …

… care physicians choose appropriate first-line antidepressant medications for their older patients.
This study demonstrates that primary care physicians … the dose of antidepressants. Many …

… A study of spontaneous reports by UK doctors to a national data base found that 71 reported
on duration of withdrawal effects. … In this study the withdrawal symptoms of an additional 17 …

… antidepressants because of the relative lack of awareness … surveys about half of respondents
were on antidepressants for … to reports of side effects in our sample, doctors either added …

… that’s one of the reasons for doctors being skeptical of this’. … to come off antidepressants,
61% reported withdrawal effects, with … is a much higher percentage than any study we know of. …

… In a survey of physicians and the patients to whom they had … 2 physicians underestimated
the overall rate of side effects as … This study found that the presence of multiple side effects or …

… surveys conducted among psychiatrists and general practitioners have revealed that physicians
attribute antidepressants’ effects … lack knowledge about antidepressant pharmacotherapy…

… awareness campaigns,4 new social policies,5 and publicity concerning depression and …
practices of these 2 groups of physicians. The objective of this study was to compare patient …

… so it can be taken without the physicians knowledge…. Lastly, there will be a detrimental …
This study used the same questionnaire and data source as several previous papers, including …

… the truth from their physicians. To our knowledge, there is only 1 survey that investigated this
… Sixth, the severity of illness, actual antidepressant in use, and side effects, which were not …