Studies suggest that the new generation of anti-depressants are not a therapeutic benefit for many of the injured. A study carried out by the team from the University of Hull that the medicine does not help, only a small number of people with severe depression.

This team worked to examine the type of drugs that increase serotonin serotonin of the brain to help control the mood, in the case of 47 treatments. These scholars found that the positive effect of the drugs, the vehicle of this article on the chemical with depression severe relatively weak, and uncertain. The head of the research team, Professor Irving Kirsch: The difference in the degree of improvement between the drug and placebo medication during the real experiment is very small. "

This means - as a partner - that the improvement is not dependent on addressing the drug.

His partner added: "Based on these results, there is no need to describe the anti-depressant drugs only to those who suffer from severe depression, or if it is proved that the alternative treatments would be futile

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