However, two major reviews of the research published this year have raised serious doubts about whether antidepressant drugs are any more effective than taking a sugar pill for the vast majority of people who suffer from depression.
Questions were first raised by the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, which found that nearly all of the studies showing positive results were in print, but very few of the studies showing that...
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Antidepressants - 2008-11-09 17:22:32
If you want the entire story, watch the new documentary: "Making a Killing - The Untold Story of Psychotropic Drugging" at http://www.cchr.org
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