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Common Augmentation Strategies for Depression: Findings Show Lack of Evidence

David Antonuccio, PhD;Craig A. Yury, MA;Marcia Valenstein, MD

March 1st 2008

It is estimated that at least half of persons who begin antidepressant treatment will not respond to monotherapy.

Antidepressants Versus Placebos: Meaningful Advantages Are Lacking

Irving Kirsch, PhD;David Antonuccio, PhD

September 1st 2002

The slight difference between antidepressant and placebo has been referred to as a "dirty little secret" by researchers, a secret that was believed by FDA officials to be "of no practical value."

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