How Long Should you Stay on Antidepressants?

April 15, 2017

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From The Guardian: Antidepressants may be addictive; many people experience withdrawal symptoms after stopping them. Some psychiatrists suggest that long-term usage may be harmful and lead to physical or psychological dependence.

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