College students have opportunities to bend or break the rules after leaving home. It can be dangerous for those who take ...

A motoring organisation has warned all drivers to check for a certain phrase on any medications they need to take to avoid ...

Because antidepressants are prescription-only medications, you must talk to your doctor before stopping them. If the symptoms and occurrence of at least one episode of depression exists ...

The DVLA has the power to revoke your driving licence and tell you to "stop driving" if you take certain medications, ...

Last year, figures obtained by BBC Scotland showed more than 5,500 under-18s in Scotland were prescribed antidepressants. The Royal College of Psychiatrists said the drugs were an important option.

In 2016 over 70 million antidepressants were prescribed across the UK, more than twice the figure a decade ago. Concerns are regularly raised in the press that these drugs might be over-prescribed.

DVLA officials may tell drivers to “avoid driving” if they take any of these medicines, according to leading motoring experts ...

and whether or not they were on antidepressants. They monitored them over the next 10 years, while accounting for other factors like age, diseases, and whether they smoked or took drugs ...