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Emotional distress when stopping antidepressants appears to be due to withdrawal, not relapse

When people stop taking antidepressants, a sudden wave of anxiety or depression can feel like a devastating setback. But new research suggests these emotional spikes are usually a temporary physical withdrawal reaction, rather than a true relapse.

Emotional distress when stopping antidepressants appears to be due to withdrawal, not relapse

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Haematology dept. at Kozhikode MCH: rights panel seeks action

The officials asked to submit a detailed report on the present condition of the project outline and the follow-up steps being planned

  • Kerala SHRC seeks action on Kozhikode MCH haematology department project
  • Additional Chief Secretary and Director Medical Education directed for formalities
  • Action plan for hospital expansion with more wards, beds, equipment requested

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