Whereas they reported higher risk of dementia in those taking antidepressants without a diagnosis of depression this finding did not reach statistical significance despite a very large sample size (446,267 total participants; 25,785 diagnosed with dementia), calling into question whether the risk associated with antidepressants was due to antidepressants or underlying depression/psychopathology.
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