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Tag Archives: antidepressants
Meeting Time, Ethical Issues in Psychiatry
I am heading to the annual meeting of the Association of Healthcare Journalists, have been occupied with paying work for a change, and cannot do the usual detailed post I do here. In the meantime, it’s worth flagging some recent health … Continue reading
Posted in mental health
Tagged antidepressants, antipsychotics, clinical trials, drug use, medical ethics, psychiatrists
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Mental health medication: is it always A Bad Thing?
THIS is a guest post written by Martha Roberts, a journalist and mental health blogger in the UK, who writes the blog, Mentalhealthwise. Martha is on twitter @martharoberts01. Thank you, Martha. ###### ‘So when can you come off your medication, … Continue reading
Posted in mental health
Tagged antidepressants, bipolar, clinical trials, medication, pharma
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