Antidepressant Mechanism Beyond Chemical Imbalance: New Hypotheses Emerge

A New York Times opinion piece by a psychiatrist argues that the chemical imbalance theory of depression is outdated and explores alternative mechanisms for antidepressant action, such as neuroplasticity and inflammation. The piece reflects a shift in psychiatric thinking but is not a primary research finding. It matters as it may influence public understanding and clinical discourse, but has no immediate market impact.

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