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Last Friday, I made a good supper to sooth our tired souls. Most of the food was organic and good for the brain. It included a salad with shredded carrots, a red sweet pepper, home-made dressing and organic soup. The sandwich was made with gluten-free bread, organic cheese and sprouts.
Unpublished Data Shows Only 51 Percent Of Antidepressant Studies Are Positive
Antidepressants may not work as well as some believe
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Selective Publication of Antidepressant Trials and Its Influence on Apparent EfficacyErick H. Turner, M.D., Annette M. Matthews, M.D., Eftihia Linardatos, B.S., Robert A. Tell, L.C.S.W., and Robert Rosenthal, Ph.D.
Conclusion:
We cannot determine whether the bias observed resulted from a failure to submit manuscripts on the part of authors and sponsors, from decisions by journal editors and reviewers not to publish, or both. Selective reporting of clinical trial results may have adverse consequences for researchers, study participants, health care professionals, and patients.
Conclusion:
We cannot determine whether the bias observed resulted from a failure to submit manuscripts on the part of authors and sponsors, from decisions by journal editors and reviewers not to publish, or both. Selective reporting of clinical trial results may have adverse consequences for researchers, study participants, health care professionals, and patients.
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