If you think your current antidepressant isn’t helping, it probably isn’t.
Major Depression (MDD) is one of the most common conditions on the planet. Approximately 17.3 million adults across America suffer a depressive episode during any given year. Worldwide, it affects 300 million people.
In some people, antidepressant SSRIs and SNRIs effectively resolve MDD symptoms. However, these medications do not work for everyone—especially since symptoms can vary from person to person—from loss of interest in once pleasurable things to insomnia and fatigue. Thus, there continues to be an unmet need for new drug therapies.
But you can do something. Right now, experts are evaluating investigational MDD medications. For yourself, for those you love, and for future generations, please consider volunteering for clinical trials. Join the fight against MDD. Together, we could help change lives.
