I think I understand what you're saying, but anecdotal evidence isn't really the point here. The article is pointing toward a societal trend, not one that is li

I think I understand what you're saying, but anecdotal evidence isn't really the point here. The article is pointing toward a societal trend, not one that is likely to be observed on a case by case basis. That said I do agree. All medications are a trade off of some sort. Usually the consequences aren't as bad as the effects of the drug, and I think this is no exception.