HealthCareTips blog: Antidepressant SNRI medications reduce connectivity in the brain’s pain network, finds a new MRI brain scan (double-blind, placebo-controlled) study, which suggests that for some depressed people, the pain network may play an important role, even if they are not describing symptoms of physical pain.

Antidepressant SNRI medications reduce connectivity in the brain’s pain network, finds a new MRI brain scan (double-blind, placebo-controlled) study, which suggests that for some depressed people, the pain network may play an important role, even if they are not describing symptoms of physical pain.

Antidepressant SNRI medications reduce connectivity in the brain’s pain network, finds a new MRI brain scan (double-blind, placebo-controlled) study, which suggests that for some depressed people, the pain network may play an important role, even if they are not describing symptoms of physical pain.

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