> but I don't think it's ever as simple as "older drugs == better, newer drugs == worse". I don't think anyone here was making that assertion. As far as there

> but I don't think it's ever as simple as "older drugs == better, newer drugs == worse". I don't think anyone here was making that assertion. As far as there is a broad, common experience, it is Dr's who won't consider older meds, even if they come with less baggage than their newer counterparts.