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| Titles |
1977 British Journal of Psychiatry Norval |
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| Genre |
medicine |
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medicines (psychiatric) |
| Identifier |
BJP1977Jan_Mar14 |
| Note |
Beyond tricyclics, the new way to lift depression. Effectively lifts depression. Norval is a highly effective antidepressant. It lifts depression just as quickly and effectively as imipramine and amitriptyline. No anticholinergic problems. Patient acceptance is far greater with Norval. Clinical studies have shown that Norval does not cause the upsetting anticholinergic side-effects associated with tricyclic antidepressants. No cardiac problems. Specific studies have revealed no adverse cardiac effects so Norval can be prescribed with greater confidence, particularly in the elderly. Wide safety margin. An additional benefit of Norval is its relatively high safety margin - a point of importance when treating depressed patients who may attempt suicide. Norval the antidepressant without anticholinergic problems. |
| Abstract |
Mianserin Hydrochloride, Bencard, A close up of a women is featured 3 times. The first, she has a negative look with dark clouds behind her; she progressively becomes happier and the dark clouds turn into bright blue skies. |
