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Drug Therapy May Delay Recurrence of Depression
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The Washington Post (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Washington, D.C.
Author: Larry Thompson
Date: Dec 11, 1990
Start Page: z.05
Section: HEALTH TAB
Text Word Count: 306

In the study, 128 patients with chronic depression initially were treated with imipramine and psychotherapy. After their depression was controlled, they were then divided into several groups: one group received psychotherapy and high doses of imipramine, another received psychotherapy only, a third was treated with the drug only while members of the fourth got a placebo and no psychotherapy.

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