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davidpdx

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30. The study is interesting, but I will tell you I'm skeptical of secondary reporting like this

Reply to madokie (Original post)

Tue Sep 2, 2014, 04:27 AM

Sep 2014

It looks like the article is not available without paying for it. Here is the citation:

Angoa, M.A., Kane, M.J., Briggs, D.I., Herrera-Mundo, N., Sykes, C.E., Francescutti, D.M., & Kuhn, D.M. (2014). Mice genetically depleted of brain serotonin do not display a depression-like behavioral phenotype. ACS Chemical Neuroscience. (n/a) doi:10.1021/cn500096g

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What If Everything We Know About Treating Depression Is Wrong? [View all] madokie Sep 2014 OP

recent trials have shown ketamine enormously effective in treating depression BainsBane Sep 2014 #1

I'd like to know more about this. truedelphi Sep 2014 #12

I want to try ketamine. Control-Z Sep 2014 #13

I can tell you that it's amazing REP Sep 2014 #19

What I wouldn't give to feel well and good. Control-Z Sep 2014 #25

There are none currently in my area BainsBane Sep 2014 #21

What area are you in? Control-Z Sep 2014 #24

Thank you for this info lovemydog Sep 2014 #17

interesting... thanks. nt antigop Sep 2014 #2

Please cross-post this elleng Sep 2014 #3

Would you please do that madokie Sep 2014 #5

OK elleng Sep 2014 #9

Big Pharma's not gonna like this. Octafish Sep 2014 #4

By the time they understand us, brother... pinboy3niner Sep 2014 #6

I tried a drug for depression once Kalidurga Sep 2014 #7

Lots of other studies say similar things... HereSince1628 Sep 2014 #8

Anti-depressents are only a band-aid anyway. Rod Beauvex Sep 2014 #10

Sorry. I disagree with that assertion. blue neen Sep 2014 #16

+1 nt Live and Learn Sep 2014 #23

No. JayhawkSD Sep 2014 #22

In some cases. In others, not so much. Brickbat Sep 2014 #34

It's complicated AceWheeler Sep 2014 #11

But for clinicians, you need a diagnosis to get paid Recursion Sep 2014 #27

I agree. TM99 Sep 2014 #29

I'm in the field too. Nice to hear that acknowledged. nolabear Sep 2014 #33

Thank You For Sharing cantbeserious Sep 2014 #14

There isn't one disease "depression". jeff47 Sep 2014 #15

In my own subjective experience, I agree lovemydog Sep 2014 #20

SSRI's helped me. Jim Lane Sep 2014 #31

Thanks madokie. lovemydog Sep 2014 #18

Please tell me that I can go back to smoking weed. TexasTowelie Sep 2014 #26

I'm a bit grumpy lately because daredtowork Sep 2014 #28

The study is interesting, but I will tell you I'm skeptical of secondary reporting like this davidpdx Sep 2014 #30

Fascinating info. hifiguy Sep 2014 #32

350 million and 1. BootinUp Nov 2014 #35

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My personal view Mildred S Dec 2015 #36