An Electronic Health Records Study of Long-Term Weight Gain Following Antidepressant Use | Zendy

Sarah R. Blumenthal | Zendy; Víctor M. Castro | Zendy; Caitlin C. Clements | Zendy; Hannah R. Rosenfield | Zendy; Shawn N. Murphy | Zendy; Maurizio Fava | Zendy; Jeffrey B. Weilburg | Zendy; Jane L. Erb | Zendy; Susanne Churchill | Zendy; Isaac S. Kohane | Zendy; Jordan W. Smoller | Zendy; Roy H. Perlis | Zendy

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An Electronic Health Records Study of Long-Term Weight Gain Following Antidepressant Use

Author(s) -

Sarah R. Blumenthal,

Víctor M. Castro,

Caitlin C. Clements,

Hannah R. Rosenfield,

Shawn N. Murphy,

Maurizio Fava,

Jeffrey B. Weilburg,

Jane L. Erb,

Susanne Churchill,

Isaac S. Kohane,

Jordan W. Smoller,

Roy H. Perlis

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

jama psychiatry

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 7.531

H-Index - 365

eISSN - 2168-6238

pISSN - 2168-622X

DOI - 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2014.414

Subject(s) - citalopram , medicine , venlafaxine hydrochloride , mirtazapine , venlafaxine , escitalopram , antidepressant , nortriptyline , bupropion , weight gain , medical prescription , anesthesia , psychiatry , amitriptyline , pharmacology , smoking cessation , anxiety , pathology , body weight

Short-term studies suggest antidepressants are associated with modest weight gain but little is known about longer-term effects and differences between individual medications in general clinical populations.

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