Serzone (generic name: nefazodone) has a weak reuptake effect on both serotonin and norepinephrine. Because it can potentially cause liver damage, it was discontinued by Bristol Myers Squibb on May 20, 2004, although generic supplies are still available on the Internet. If you find Serzone available in this or any other country, please avoid it.

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