People on anti-depressants may have impaired driving skills, a small US study suggests.
Researchers put 60 people through a driving simulation to test steering, concentration and reactions.
North Dakota University found those on high dose anti-depressant courses had poorer driving skills.
But it was not clear whether it was the pills or the actual condition that caused the impairment and researchers said a larger study was now needed.
The participants were split between those who were not on medication, those taking a low dose course and others on a high dose.
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