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Adverse health outcomes from antidepressants not supported in adjusted analyses

A comprehensive review of meta‐analyses examining adverse outcomes associated with antidepressant use has concluded that the reported associations did not persist after adjusting for potential confounding by association. Authors of the review stated that based on this evidence, no patient condition or status should be considered an absolute contraindication to antidepressants.