What you need to know about ’emotional blunting’ linked to antidepressants

A new study has shown that widely used antidepressants can cause ’emotional blunting’ as a side effect.

Research from the University of Cambridge revealed people on selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI medication) became less responsive to both positive and negative feedback – suggesting the ‘edge’ of emotions had been taken off.

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