Tag: antidepressant research

A new study found that taking antidepressants did not improve quality of life.

Drug regulators frequently approve drugs despite contradictory clinical trial results and without evidence of clinical benefits.

Antidepressant trials with negative results are still more likely than not to either be misleadingly spun as positive or unpublished.

Meta-analysis finds that the placebo run-in methodology reduces the placebo effect and finds antidepressants to be less useful.

Virtually every single placebo-controlled drug trial in psychiatry is flawed, systematic reviews of trials are also flawed, and guidelines are flawed. Even the drug approval process is flawed.