The Antidepressant That Doesn’t Work for 25% of People Due to Their Genes

There is no single antidepressant that fails for exactly 25 percent of people because of one gene. The reality is messier and, frankly, more alarming.

There is no single antidepressant that fails for exactly 25 percent of people because of one gene. The reality is messier and, frankly, more alarming.

Your DNA directly influences whether a prescribed medication will help you, do nothing, or cause a dangerous reaction.

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The early warning signs of degenerative disc disease often masquerade as ordinary aches and stiffness, which is exactly why so many people miss them.

Office workers face a significantly higher risk of disc herniation than most people realize, and the reasons come down to basic biomechanics.

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