Editorial composite of an ayu fish and a separate wastewater-treatment plant. Photos: タウナギ/Wikimedia Commons, CC0; Marcin Jozwiak/Pexels.

Laboratory tests reveal a sensitive antidepressant target in fish, raising questions about pharmaceutical pollution and the costs of wastewater treatment.

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