Study finds beta-blockers may increase depression in heart attack patients without heart failure.

A recent study indicates that beta-blockers, commonly prescribed to heart attack patients, may cause increased depression in patients without heart failure. The research, involving 806 patients, found that those on beta-blockers showed higher depression symptoms. The study suggests that the medication might not be necessary for patients without heart failure, prompting doctors to reconsider its use in such cases.

November 11, 2024
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