Psilocybin, escitalopram have comparable effects on personality in patients with depression
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- 2023-09-02
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psilocybin DepressionAnxietyPersonality Change Other EscitalopramPsilocybinPsychologyDepression (economics)AnxietyCitationPsychiatryPersonalityClinical psychologyPsychotherapistMedicinePsychoanalysisLibrary scienceComputer scienceHallucinogenAntidepressantMacroeconomicsEconomicsPsychedelics and Drug StudiesChemical synthesis and alkaloids
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