Response to Blier Letter

[...]the daily doses of escitalopram, while slightly lower for those patients taking it in combination with bupropion (14.0 mg [SD=7.2] for single-blind escitalopram compared with 17.6 mg [SD=4.5] in the monotherapy arm), were not drastically different.

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