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| Introduction: The Role of Enteric-Coated Fluoxetine Once-Weekly in Achieving Optimal Outcomes in the Long-Term Treatment of Depression | |
| The Burden of Recurrent Depression: Causes, Consequences, and Future Prospects | |
| Treatment Recommendations Versus Treatment Realities: Recognizing the Rift and Understanding the Consequences | |
| Factors Affecting Return of Symptoms 1 Year After Treatment in a 62-Week Controlled Study of Fluoxetine in Major Depression | |
| Fluoxetine: A Suitable Long-Term Treatment | |
| Compliance With Antidepressants in a Primary Care Setting, 1: Beyond Lack of Efficacy and Adverse Events | |
| Compliance With Antidepressants in a Primary Care Setting, 2: The Influence of Gender and Type of Impairment | |
| Exploring Treatment Alternatives: Weekly Dosing of Fluoxetine for the Continuation Phase of Major Depressive Disorder | |
| Patient Compliance With Enteric-Coated Weekly Fluoxetine During Continuation Treatment of Major Depressive Disorder | |
| Efficacy and Safety of Weekly Treatment With Enteric-Coated Fluoxetine in Patients With Major Depressive Disorder | |
| Patient Perspectives on Once-Weekly Fluoxetine |