Chemistry and Pharmacology of the Newest SSRI Anti-Depressant Drug



SSRI drugs are used in the treatment of psychiatric disorders, particularly depression and anxiety. They act by restoring balance in the availability of serotonin, the mood-enhancing chemical in the brain. Probably the most successful SSRI drug to date is Lexapro, which was launched in the US 2002. This article looks at Lexapros chemistry and mechanism of action.

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