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Patients say anti-depressants aren't "happy pills"

Depression medicines are not 'happy pills' or 'a quick fix'—these are the views of people who use antidepressants that have been recorded in a series of frank, heartfelt video interviews.  

The videos have been carried out as part of a research project by The University of Nottingham and Oxford University. They have been made into an information resource for the public and published on Healthtalkonline.org—a charity website providing information about health issues in the form of real stories in video, audio and the written word.

More than 30 people shared their personal stories for this project. They talked about the impact of antidepressants and depression on their lives and the difficulties they encountered with side effects and finding a prescription that worked for them. 

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-11-antidepressants-happy-pills.html

The videos: http://healthtalkonline.org/peoples-experiences/mental-health/experiences-antidepressants/topics

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