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When doctors say "I have seen it work" Is that evidence based?
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There are also those with withdrawal that are misdiagnosed. If they reinstate the drug, the withdrawal effects diminish. This looks like the drug is treating an underlying mental health problem when it's actually a problem the drug created in the first place.

No, they say it because they have no scientific evidence. Have they seen heroin work? It must do wonders also in short term..

It's troubling that gullible people listen to you FDA engaged in a highly unusual public fight with a small drug company, UniQure, developing an experimental treatment for Huntington's Disease, a fatal condition that affects about 40,000 people in the US

I always improve when I take cocaine. Guess that proves it's legit. 🤡

Some who’ve been on for years can’t get off - triggered a psychotic event for a friend, who was trying to wean off ( under psychiatrist guidance) ended up in psychiatric hospital and now diagnosed as “ bipolar “.

Are you the guy who said, "God gave people two arms, one to vote for Donald Trump, and the other one to give thumbs up to RFK JR?"

EBM is 3 pillars, best available evidence, clinical expertise and patient values. seen it work is clinical expertise.

That information is not provided by prescribers in my experience of being on SSRIs decades. In my case adverse effects meant no benefit. Switch to another drug, fewer adverse effects, viewed as evidence of benefit where there was none

Wait til you tell your followers about anecdotal evidence and ivermectin

Vinay for Prez!

Why did you have to leave FDA 😭 The no b.s. scientist we need!

You need to add subtiles sir, will help growth
