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An antidepressant that kills cancer? Here's what the biology actually shows before you try it.

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Episode Description:

There’s a claim spreading fast:

An old, cheap antidepressant can "kill cancer".

It targets a real cancer protein.
There’s a real research paper behind it.
It’s already FDA approved. 

So… what’s the catch? 

Before you run out and start taking an off-label antidepressant, there’s one very simple question that changes everything. 

In our newest post and video, Dr. Chaplin follows the biology all the way through — not the Facebook version, not the meme version — the actual data. 

Because sometimes the most important part of a study is what can’t happen inside the human body. 

If you’ve seen this claim circulating, this one is worth your time.

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