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Home » Drug Information » FDA-Approved Drugs » 1998
Medical Areas: Endocrinology | Psychiatry/Psychology

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Drug Information

The following information is obtained from various newswires, published medical journal articles, and medical conference presentations.

Drug Name: Celexa

Company: Forest Laboratories
Approval Status: Approved July 1998
Treatment Area: Depression

General Information

A highly selective SSRI, Celexa is the best-selling antidepressant in 13 countries, including eight in Europe.

Clinical Results

Celexa has been proven effective and well tolerated in clinical trials involving more than 23,000 Celexa-treated patients, as well as by a decade of clinical use during which more than eight million people in 64 countries have been treated with Celexa. Results from these trials show that Celexa consistently and significantly improves symptoms of depression, regardless of patient age, race or gender. In addition, studies have also shown that Celexa is significantly more effective than placebo in preventing relapse of depression.

Side Effects

Side effects reported include nausea, dry mouth and sleepiness.

Additional Information

Precautions:
As with others SSRIs, Celexa should not be taken together with monoamine oxidase inhibitors.


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