Common antidepressants could have an unexpected role in cancer survival, according to recent reports.

The drugs are mainly prescribed to manage mood disorders and anxiety.

Lab observations suggest they may interact with tumor microenvironments in unexpected ways.

The research focuses on cellular interactions and immune system modulation.

Repurposing already approved drugs could shorten the long timeline for new treatments.

Millions of people already take these mental health medications every day.

Clinical teams are reviewing patient records to link prescriptions with long-term remission rates.

Experts stress the findings are observational and need rigorous trials. Patients should not change medications on their own.

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