Antidepressants in the Water Change Crayfish Behavior

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By Olivia RosaneJun 16, 2021, 2:31 pm254 pts
Antidepressants are designed to make humans feel better, but they can have a surprising impact on non-human animals when they enter the environment. That's the take-away of a study published in Ecosphere Tuesday, which tested the impact of antidepressants on crayfish, important players in freshwater ecosystems,…

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