Clinical Messages From the Treatment for Adolescents With Depression Study (TADS)
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TADS Should Matter to Depressed Adolescents Seen in Clinical Practice
Combined Treatment Significantly Accelerates Benefits
Treating Patients Longer Makes a Big Difference in Medical Benefit
Longer-Term Treatment Provides Sustained Benefit Once Treatment Is Discontinued
Adding CBT to Medication Minimizes Treatment-Emergent Suicidality
Combined Treatment is Cost-Effective in the Long Run
Other Contemporary Trials in Adolescent Depression
Summary and Public Health Implications
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