There was an interesting story on NPR this morning about published research on medication effects in general. The story reports on a recent publication (JAMA) that shows that approximately one-third of research published on medication effects helps physicians make choices among treatments. The remaining publications are seen as useful by these authors for marketing of medications. I would guess that this problem is more severe for medications used in Psychiatry.
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