The Impact of Antidepressants in Tech Industry by Medical History and Interpersonal Factors: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

This research paper gives a systematic and comprehensive review and meta-analysis, investing impact of antidepressants on tech industry employees with a specific focus on their medical history and inter-personal factors. Depression presents itself as a mental health disorder marked by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a diminished interest or enjoyment in everyday activities. It is commonly accompanied by physical and cognitive symptoms. Developing predictive models for depression is essential for early intervention, reducing stigma, allocating resources efficiently, providing personalized treatment, and advancing research and understanding of the condition’s underlying mechanisms, mental health conditions. Additionally, 71% of tech workers acknowledged that their productivity suffers due to mental health issues, while 57% of employees within the tech industry reported experiencing burnout. This is why the subject of mental health in the tech industry should not be ignored, and hence, it is important for us to analyze the effect of antidepressants in this industry. And hence by examining relevant studies and research papers, we aim to provide a systematic and detailed analysis of the relationship between use of antidepressants, medical history, and their outcomes on specific parameters in tech employees.