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The efficacy of antidepressants on overall well-being and self-reported depression symptom severity in youth: a meta-analysis
Glen I. Spielmans
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Katherine Nelsen
Social Sciences
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Meta-analysis
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Antidepressants
100%
Overall Well-being
100%
Depression Severity
100%
Self-reported Depression
100%
Quality Measures
75%
Placebo
75%
Quality of Life
75%
Depressive Symptoms
75%
Body Esteem
75%
Global Mental Health
75%
Second-generation Antidepressants
50%
Self-autonomy
50%
GlaxoSmithKline
25%
Method Study
25%
MEDLINE
25%
Cochrane
25%
Trial Registries
25%
Number of Trials
25%
PsycINFO
25%
Clinician Rating
25%
Self-reported Depressive Symptoms
25%
Online Trials
25%
Autonomous Functioning
25%
Psychology
Meta-Analysis
100%
Quality of Life
75%
Self-Esteem
75%
International Mental Health
75%
Self-Report
50%
Autonomy
50%
Medline
25%
Neuroscience
Meta-Analysis
100%
Antidepressant
100%
Placebo
75%
Quality of Life
75%
Second-Generation Antidepressant
50%