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How we fell for antidepressants

21 August 2022

4:00 PM

21 August 2022

4:00 PM

The French novelist, Michel Houellebecq, with his accustomed acuity about modern culture, titled his last novel but one Serotonin. By then, of course, this famous neurochemical had become the key to a perfect human existence, too little or too much of it resulting in all the little problems that continue to plague mankind.

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