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03 March 2025
The Impact of Antidepressants on Cognitive Decline in Dementia Patients
A recent study conducted in Sweden explored the effects of antidepressants on cognitive decline in individuals diagnosed with dementia. The research involved nearly 19,000 dementia patients, with approximately 23% receiving antidepressants for depression.
The findings revealed that cognitive decline was more pronounced in those taking antidepressants compared to those who did not. Additionally, certain types of antidepressants appeared to accelerate cognitive deterioration more than others. However, researchers emphasized that depression itself could also play a role in the faster decline observed.
Dementia affects millions worldwide, and scientists continue to work on early detection methods, improved treatments, and strategies to slow symptom progression.
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