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I think my comment still applies. It's not reasonable to imagine that women would be subject to a male death/suicide rate by taking this drug. Gender has a larg
by cjbprime 10y ago
I think my comment still applies. It's not reasonable to imagine that women would be subject to a male death/suicide rate by taking this drug. Gender has a larger effect on those rates than the drug likely does.
- Nexxxeh 10y agoCan you reasonably separate them out when it's a drug that's specific to the gender? I understand the point you're making, but your parent poster's reasoning sounds eminently reasonable to me. The thing for men only to address a male problem exacerbates men's tendency to kill themselves? "Yeah, but men kill themselves more often anyway" seems like the less reasonable argument. I might be looking from a more... Emotionally involved perspective?