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Revision as of 09:51, 24 March 2025 by 84.190.131.19 (talk) (Created page with "{{InfoboxProductLine | Title = {{PAGENAME}} | Release Year = | Product Type = | In Production = | Official Website = | Logo = }} Tianeptine is a drug marketed as an antidepressant by the french company Servier. Tianeptine has opioid like effects, leading to potential dependence and addiction. == Mechanism of Action Controversy == Initially, Servier promoted tianeptine as having a unique mechanism of action, claiming it enhanced serotonin uptake—directly opposit...")
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