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The crisis in mental health is that suicide levels have been rising since 2000. This is good evidence that the new drugs are worse than the old drugs. If you
by narrator 4y ago
The crisis in mental health is that suicide levels have been rising since 2000. This is good evidence that the new drugs are worse than the old drugs. If you look at consumers rating of drugs they're on, mao inhibitor anti-depressants like nardil have very high ratings, especially compared to SSRIs. Unfortunately, the drug companies don't like competing with generics, so it goes that the newest drug is considered the best drug.
- robocat 4y ago> The crisis in mental health is that suicide levels have been rising since 2000. This is good evidence that the new drugs are worse than the old drugs. Or this is good evidence that cellphone usage is causing suicide (~1/3 of people in US had cellphones in 2000, ~100% do now). Your causality is poorly explained.
- actually_a_dog 4y ago> This is good evidence that the new drugs are worse than the old drugs. That's incorrect. There's good evidence that economics, in combination with lack of funding for suicide prevention programs is driving the increase in suicide rates. See https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44416727 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44416727