Sadness as Diagnosis: Why America Has Turned to Antidepressants
In the United States, one in six adults now takes antidepressants, a statistic that has ignited fierce debate. Critics, including some medical professionals and politicians, contend that these medications are being overprescribed, leading to a crisis of overdiagnosis. However, a closer examination of the data suggests that the issue runs deeper than individual physician error, pointing instead to a systemic failure within the nation's healthcare system.
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In the United States, one in six adults now takes antidepressants, a statistic that has ignited fierce debate. Critics, including some medical professionals and politicians, contend that these medications are being overprescribed, leading to a crisis of overdiagnosis. However, a closer examination of the data suggests that the issue runs deeper than individual physician error, pointing instead to a systemic failure within the nation's healthcare system.
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