Paper cites drug ads for improper diagnosis
By Tony Bridges DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER
FSU graduate student Jeffrey Lacasse co-wrote a paper that says drug companies mislead the public about the causes and cures of depression.
Depression - it's a chemical imbalance in the brain, right? Not exactly. But there's a good reason you might think that.
You've seen too many TV commercials, according to Jeffrey Lacasse, a Florida State University graduate student.
He's co-written a paper - published in this month's issue of the Public Library of Science Medicine - arguing that drug-company advertisements have confused consumers by oversimplifying the causes of and ways to treat depression.
More here.
Psychiatry: A fraudulent and dangerous practice.
Monday, January 02, 2006
Paper cites drug ads for improper diagnosis
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