Friday, April 13, 2012

The end of antidepressants? Controversial studies may have an impact

The end of antidepressants? Controversial studies may have an impact


Watchers of a February broadcast of “60 Minutes” may have been stunned to learn that studies have been conducted that seem to prove that antidepressants, on the whole, are no more effective than placebo.

This revelation about antidepressants – among the top-selling and top-prescribed drugs in the United States – may have been new news to some, but the studies conducted by Irving Kirsch, PhD, and colleagues, have been raising eyebrows and garnering attention since 1998. Which begs the question, have Kirsch’s studies had any impact on the sales of antidepressants and/or on the prescribing patterns of doctors?


TONY DIGIROLAMO- THE STORIES ON ANTIDEPRESSANTS ARE OUT THERE ALL ACROSS AMERICA... LOCAL TV NEWS, NEWSPAPERS BUT THE MAINSTREAMMEDIA IS SO QUIET OUT THERE ALL YOU HEAR ARE THE CRICKETS.
Meanwhile people are dying and American behavior gets more bizarre with each passing day.

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