Early Symptom Change Prediction of Remission in Depression Treatment

In accord with hypotheses, early symptom changes were specific to treatment, with early response in the core depression factor (Maier subscale), anxiety, and motor activity for duloxetine, and core factor and anxiety for escitalopram. Lack of early response in depression symptom subscales was highly predictive of lack of sustained remission.

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Psychopharmacology Bulletin
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2025-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.64719/pb.4097
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40
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Treatment of Major Depression
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Abstract

In accord with hypotheses, early symptom changes were specific to treatment, with early response in the core depression factor (Maier subscale), anxiety, and motor activity for duloxetine, and core factor and anxiety for escitalopram. Lack of early response in depression symptom subscales was highly predictive of lack of sustained remission.

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