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This is a curious issue, clearly this is a problem. Having 1/3 of your population depressed is IMO near a crises. However, how would a government or a body of p
by SurrealSoul 8y ago
This is a curious issue, clearly this is a problem. Having 1/3 of your population depressed is IMO near a crises. However, how would a government or a body of people act to fix this? Aiding people with tax breaks may not even be touching the issue due to the nature of depression.
What can a governing people do to make it's people not miserable except for handing out happy pills?
- pwinnski 8y agoReading the article reveals that you have fundamentally misunderstood the issue here. The first paragraph of the article states: > More than a third of American adults are taking prescription drugs, including hormones for contraception, blood pressure medications and medicines for heartburn, that carry a potential risk of depression, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Not on "happy pills," but on medicines that may lead to depression as a side effect.