One-in-eight Irish adults have taken anti-depressants

A new study has reportedly found that large numbers of Irish adults have used sedatives, tranquilisers or anti-depressant drugs.

A new study has reportedly found that large numbers of Irish adults have used sedatives, tranquilisers or anti-depressant drugs.

Reports this morning say the research by the Government's National Advisory Committee on Drugs found that one-in-eight adults had been prescribed such drugs at some stage in their lives.

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