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Many Prescribers Are Unable to Safely Taper Antidepressants, So Patients Go Online for Withdrawal Help, Survey Finds

Researchers highlight the urgent need for proven strategies to reduce the risk, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal symptoms.

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Mental Health Campaigns May Result in Mild Distress Being Reported as Mental Health Problems, New Research Finds

Mental health awareness campaigns may contribute to individuals overreporting mental disorders, inflating the reported US mental health crisis.

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Exercise is as Effective as Antidepressants or Psychotherapy in Reducing Depression, Study Finds

Researchers conclude exercise is effective in treating depression and should be offered as an evidence-based treatment option.

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Involuntary Mental Health Treatment Did Not Result in Improved Patient Outcomes or Lower Risk of Death, Researchers Say

The World Health Organization also cites no proven benefit, but significant evidence of harm from coercive mental health treatment.

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Source of "Scientific Racism" in America Revealed in Black History Month Presentation by DC Human Rights Group - US Politics Today

American associations of psychiatrists and psychologists have admitted their members’ long-standing racism, still deeply ingrained in their practices.

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