Lots of news reports are causing patients to think that antidepressant drugs don't work any better than placebo
June 2002
Lots of news reports are causing patients to think that antidepressant drugs don't work any better than placebo.
The reports are accurate but misleading.
They cite a recent analysis that finds over half of drug company trials since 1979 show placebos work just as well as antidepressants.
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