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Well the article discusses a different issue - the drug passes objective animal-based anti-depression tests with flying colours but, for an unknown reason, is i
by nopassrecover 16y ago
Well the article discusses a different issue - the drug passes objective animal-based anti-depression tests with flying colours but, for an unknown reason, is ineffective on people. This raises the question of how we should objectively measure anti-depression efficacy.
- srean 16y agoThats not the full story though. The article mentions that the manufacturers were aware of the fact that it was ineffective on humans and hid that data. Discrepancy in animal and human efficacy isnt new by any means, thats why drugs go through a protracted human tests.