Antidepressants Could Increase Diabetes Risk

Antidepressants Could Increase Diabetes Risk
Antidepressants Could Increase Diabetes Risk

The link might be coincidental, but a recent review of studies indicates that many people who use antidepressants go on to develop diabetes. NursingInPractice.org and several other sites reported on a University of Southampton (UK) review of 22 studies. Causation has not been established, but antidepressants cause weight gain which might be a contributing factor.

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