WA Study Finds Pharmacogenetic Testing May Improve Antidepressant Selection for Youth
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A pilot study conducted at the Perron Institute in Perth suggests that pharmacogenetic testing could help doctors more quickly identify effective antidepressants for young people with depression. This approach aims to reduce the lengthy trial-and-error process currently involved in finding the right medication.
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