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Onset of action With regard to the hypothesized9 earlier onset of treatment effect, Rickels et al found statistically significant reductions in MADRS and HAMD-17 with vilazodone versus placebo beginning at week 1.11 Perez et al52 noted ��this rapid time course of efficacy remains to be validated.�� Some further data has recently emerged. In Croft et al,13 statistically significant improvement versus placebo also occurred early in the trial, starting at week 2 and continuing for the duration of the 10-week study. The same finding was seen in the Mathews et al14 study cited earlier: statistically significant improvement was observed in MADRS and CGI-S scores starting at week 2 and continuing through the trial. This separation from placebo was observed for both 20 mg/day and 40 mg/day doses of vilazodone, as well as for citalopram Tofacitinib 40 mg/day. To give these findings some context, as Stewart et al6 stated, ��The idea that antidepressant medications have delayed onset of efficacy has been challenged by re-analyses of data suggesting active drugs may separate from placebo as early as 1 week. This early separation suggests that at least in tuclazepam some patients, the medications have actions not previously considered. However, even the strongest proponents of the early onset of antidepressant action do not suggest that drug-induced early remissions are likely��.53 Data for vilazodone50 demonstrate low rates of remission at week 1 (0.8% for vilazodone, 0% for placebo) and week 2 (2.8% for vilazodone, 2.8% for placebo), with statistically significant differences in remission occurring only by week 6 (29.9% for vilazodone, 15.5% for placebo). Therefore, to date there is little to support hypothesized claims for greater earlier meaningful relief of symptoms for vilazodone in comparison to other antidepressants. Achieving remission What about the hypothesized greater efficacy9 of vilazodone as an SPARI medication? In a review of the initial two pivotal Phase III trials for vilazodone �C Rickels et al11 and Khan et al12 �C Citrome28 noted that pooled response rates were 29.2% for placebo and 42.4% for vilazodone 40 mg/day remission, and remission rates were 18.1% for placebo and 25.4% for vilazodone, where response was defined as a reduction from baseline to end point of at least 50% in MADRS total score and remission Cabozantinib defined as achieving a MADRS total score