> We should be doing more to support emotional support animals in general to help those afflicted. Did either you or the parent commenter read the entire artic

> We should be doing more to support emotional support animals in general to help those afflicted. Did either you or the parent commenter read the entire article or the interview at the end? Nobody is saying support animals don't help in any way. The whole discussion is about the lack of any serious studies or evidence that animals objectively help those with mental health issues, and how exactly they help. How can you say "we should be doing more to support" something without knowing if that thing is actually helping? This is the point of the article.