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Antidepressant medication shows neural changes in fMRI in teens in small study

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If researchers knew what neural changes occur in adolescents who respond to antidepressant medication, they might be able to better understand the mechanisms of depression and treatment, and also be able to use these changes as biomarkers in future studies.

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If researchers knew what neural changes occur in adolescents who respond to antidepressant medication, they might be able to better understand the mechanisms of depression and treatment, and also be able to use these changes as biomarkers in future studies.

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If researchers knew what neural changes occur in adolescents who respond to antidepressant medication, they might be able to better understand the mechanisms of depression and treatment, and also be able to use these changes as biomarkers in future studies.

Key concepts: Antidepressant, Antidepressant medication, Depression (economics), Neural activity, Neural correlates of consciousness, Medicine, Psychology, Neuroscience

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