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The 11 pages that link to Fluoxetine, each with the reason it gives.

• Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitorBroader topic: Fluoxetine became one of the best-known SSRIs and has a relatively long elimination half-life.

• Serotonin transporterBroader topic: Its development made SERT a prominent target in psychiatric pharmacology.

• AntidepressantBroader topic: Fluoxetine’s introduction marked the rise of SSRIs in routine depression treatment.

• Antidepressant discontinuation syndromeBroader topic: Its long persistence in the body can make abrupt concentration changes less rapid than with shorter-acting drugs.

• SertralineCompared with: Its longer persistence in the body contrasts with sertraline’s pharmacokinetic profile.

• Eli Lilly and CompanyBroader topic: Prozac became one of Lilly’s best-known medicines and reshaped depression treatment.

• Pregnancy and antidepressantsBroader topic: Its long half-life distinguishes its exposure profile from several other antidepressants.

• ClomipramineCompared with: Fluoxetine is an SSRI alternative for OCD with fewer tricyclic-type receptor effects.

• ParoxetineCompared with: Its long half-life contrasts with paroxetine’s greater risk of withdrawal symptoms.

• EscitalopramCompared with: Its long half-life distinguishes it from escitalopram when doses are missed or treatment stops.

• FluvoxamineCompared with: Both are SSRIs, but their dosing, interactions, and approved uses differ.