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Depression 02 Mar, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Article Is sexual dysfunction a symptom of depression, or a symptom of the treatment of depression? At a Lundbeck General Practitioner Day held in Pretoria, Dr Jireh Serfontein, a sexual health... Depression 22 Feb, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Congress highlights Early effects of antidepressants – a clue to mechanism of action The delay in onset of effect of antidepressant treatment can be frustrating both for the patient and... Mental Health 14 Feb, 2020 Read Time: 3 mins Article Real-world evidence — raising organizational fluency through interactive learning techniques Real-world evidence (RWE) demonstrates long-term effectiveness and safety beyond the efficacy and... Mental Health 23 Jan, 2020 Read Time: 4 mins Congress highlights How are genes involved in tailoring psychiatric treatment? Psychiatrists need an understanding of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), pharmacogenomics, and... 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