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Zuranolone in combination with antidepressant rapidly improves symptoms

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Adults with major depressive disorder who received zuranolone co‐initiated with an antidepressant saw rapid and significant improvement in depressive symptoms compared with placebo plus an antidepressant, a Phase 3 study has found. Improvement with zuranolone plus an antidepressant was sustained through the 14‐day treatment period.

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Adults with major depressive disorder who received zuranolone co‐initiated with an antidepressant saw rapid and significant improvement in depressive symptoms compared with placebo plus an antidepressant, a Phase 3 study has found. Improvement with zuranolone plus an antidepressant was sustained through the 14‐day treatment period.

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Adults with major depressive disorder who received zuranolone co‐initiated with an antidepressant saw rapid and significant improvement in depressive symptoms compared with placebo plus an antidepressant, a Phase 3 study has found. Improvement with zuranolone plus an antidepressant was sustained through the 14‐day treatment period.

Key concepts: Antidepressant, Placebo, Medicine, Major depressive disorder, Depressive symptoms, Depression (economics), Psychiatry, Anxiety

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