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Antidepressant Use Linked to Sexual Dysfunction, Why Aren’t Prescribers Discussing It?

Mad in America

A new study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders Reports sheds light on this issue, offering insights from patients diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) who have experienced antidepressant treatment. Maelys Touya was an employee of Lundbeck LLC, and Lambros Chrones was an employee of Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A.,

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Appetite for hybrid working shows no sign of letting up at large firms

Workplace Insight

And in 2023, companies have been posting hybrid working related roles in record numbers, according to a new report from GlobalData.

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So-Called Suicide Experts Recommend Antidepressants, Which Increase Suicides

Mad in America

In 2017, 29 suicide prevention experts from 17 countries published a report with the authoritative title, Evidence-based national suicide prevention taskforce in Europe: A consensus position paper, [7] which quoted a “systematic review” conducted by 18 experts. to publish a criticism of the report. [8] This is also typical.

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Robert Whitaker Answers Reader Questions on Pharma Marketing and Psychiatric Drugs

Mad in America

For Part 2, we will be covering reader questions on pharmaceutical marketing and issues with psychiatric treatments including psychiatric drugs and electroconvulsive therapy. Was it related to medical insurance or government programs? There was a report that their diagnostic categories were invalid and unreliable.

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Leaders are forgetting about this $30 billion problem

Work Life

It’s often considered an insurance policy of sorts, a reason to be kept around. This perception means that when it comes to documenting and reporting knowledge, people only share the bare minimum. Throughout my career, I’ve seen how the institutional knowledge someone holds can be regarded as key to their job security.

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The Clinical, Social, and Cultural Harm of an Iatrogenic Psychiatry

Mad in America

In 2000, JAMA reported the US yearly estimated iatrogenic deaths: 12,000 caused by unnecessary surgeries; 27,000 caused by medication errors and other errors in hospitals; 80,000 hospital/healthcare facility acquired infections; and 106,000 “non-error” adverse effects of medication. had no clinically significant benefit over a placebo.”

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Much of U.S. Healthcare Is Broken: How to Fix It (Preface)

Mad in America

At the time, those calling behavioral health management firms and reporting depressive or anxiety symptoms were offered the alternative of going to a behavioral health professional or conferring with their doctor about antidepressant medication or other psychiatric drugs as a first and perhaps a final step in their treatment!