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I edit investigations for American Public Media. Nieman fellow class of '21. 🏳️‍🌈 emilycorwin@gmail.com
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Young people fill more antidepressant prescriptions in the Midwest than other regions

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By Emily Corwin Verified
| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN) Verified
More young people fill prescriptions for antidepressants in the Midwest than any other region of the U.S., according to research by pediatrician and researcher Kao-Ping Chua at the University of Michigan Medical School. Chua, who directs the University’s Susan B. Meister Child Health Evaluation and Research Center, set out to determine if young people across the country filled more prescriptions for antidepressants after COVID-19 began.
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After quitting antidepressants, some people suffer surprising, lingering symptoms

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By Emily Corwin Verified
| Texas Public Radio (San Antonio, TX) Verified
Phillipa Munari started antidepressants in 2003. Her doctor recommended one, she said, after she complained of feeling tired. She didn't think it helped, but she kept taking it anyway. When she decided to stop taking the drug 10 years later, her doctor helped her taper off it. At first, this went fine. "And then, six to nine months later, I started feeling horrible," she said. "I had nerve pain. My neck and shoulders were sore all the time.
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After quitting antidepressants, some people suffer surprising, lingering symptoms

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By Emily Corwin Verified
| WHYY-TV (Philadelphia, PA) Verified
Phillipa Munari started antidepressants in 2003. Her doctor recommended one, she said, after she complained of feeling tired. She didn’t think it helped, but she kept taking it anyway. When she decided to stop taking the drug 10 years later, her doctor helped her taper off it. At first, this went fine. “And then, six to nine months later, I started feeling horrible,” she said. “I had nerve pain. My neck and shoulders were sore all the time.
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