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how is wellbutrin an AD, and Ritalin not

Posted by linkadge on June 8, 2004, at 10:07:27

I was just wondering what distinguises wellbutrin from ritalin as an antidepressant.
Don't they work similarly?? What makes wellbutrin special in that it can be classified as an antidepressant??
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