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Prescribed Drug Dependence: Responsible Media Reporting

June 5, 2020 jmoore Leave a comment

It is important that media reporting of the increasing use of psychiatric drugs does not downplay the risk by saying the drugs are not addictive, but clarifies that, for some people, dependence can be a result of using the drugs exactly as prescribed.

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Posted in: Blog Filed under: antidepressant, dependence, SSRIs, tapering, withdrawal

Withdrawal Does Not Discriminate

March 11, 2019 jmoore 1 Comment

Mark Horowitz and David Taylor’s Lancet paper and the work undertaken by John Read and James Davies, when taken together provide a radically different view of withdrawal than that which doctors in the UK are giving to their patients.

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Posted in: Blog Filed under: antidepressant, dependence, SSRIs, tapering, withdrawal

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