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Antidepressant may boost brain function after stroke

An investigation of 47 stroke patients admitted to a rehabilitation centre who were randomly assigned to an antidepressant called nortriptyline, Prozac and a Placebo. The investigators found no differences at periods during the investigation, however at the final assessment those given the antidepressant showed marked improvement in executive function regardless of whether they were depressed.

The findings from this investigation concluded that anti-depressant medication may have a role after stroke, regardless of if the patient shows signs of depression.

Further reseach would be required to show more conclusive research.


Source : Reuters News
Date : 19/03/2007

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