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Source.
If you can provide a source showing either that a deficiency of medication is the cause of depression, or that medications do cure depression, then I will provide a source.
The burden of proof is with you, not with savanaly.
Women aren't the demographic with a suicide problem in that age range... But my compassion is gone after the election.
Depression is not caused by a deficiency of medications, but by a deficiency of hope, so medications cannot cure it.
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Source.
If you can provide a source showing either that a deficiency of medication is the cause of depression, or that medications do cure depression, then I will provide a source.
"nearly 1 in 4 white women ages 50 to 64 is taking an antidepressant, according to federal health officials." This is the saddest thing. My wife remarked that there was a weird sense of expectancy that if you were a white female of middle age you were expected by your peers to be taking anti-depressants.
Women aren't the demographic with a suicide problem in that age range... But my compassion is gone after the election.
Risk of death by suicide is much higher in that group of women than it is in younger women. Read the fucking CDC numbers.
Women aren't the demographic with a suicide problem in that age range... But my compassion is gone after the election.
So women are now committing suicide at the same rate as men?
No. Men are still dying more than women. But women attempt suicide more often than men. And women have started using more lethal means than they used to. And the combination - more suicide attempts, more lethal methods, is worrying.