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Findings reveal sociodemographic predictors of antidepressant outcomes in major depressive disorder, suggesting areas for future research.
Certain sociodemographic characteristics, particularly those linked to low socioeconomic status, would substantially reduce the likelihood of remission to a first-line treatment for major depressive disorder. The pattern of findings would have potential clinical and therapeutic implications that warrant future research on this topic.
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