Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so well done NHS England for new Framework of support @CEP @JDaviesPhD @dranneguy @Institute_PDW @Altostrata @MarnieWedlake @NHSEngland https://t.co/2hVgmXkzZ1
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based?
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Many discussions reference the statistic that withdrawal symptoms can affect up to 86% of users, emphasizing that such information is crucial for patient care. Phrases like 'game changer' and 'wake-up call' indicate a shared sense of urgency and acknowledgement of the flawed existing guidelines. The language used often conveys frustration, particularly towards medical professionals who are perceived as dismissive of the research, which highlights both the emotional weight of the topic and a collective demand for change.
The majority of discussions express support for the findings of the publication, acknowledging the severity of withdrawal effects contrary to existing guidelines.
Participants in the discussions demonstrate a strong curiosity about the topic, often referencing the publication and related studies.
While many posts convey personal experiences and opinions, fewer dive deeply into the specifics of the research methodology or implications.
There is a consensus among participants that the findings could significantly change how the medical community approaches antidepressant withdrawal.
Abstract in brief
- The U.K. and U.S. guidelines on antidepressant withdrawal claim reactions are 'self-limiting' and resolve within 1-2 weeks; this review challenges that assertion.
- A systematic review of 24 studies shows withdrawal symptoms have an incidence rate between 27% to 86%, with many experiencing severe symptoms lasting longer than the guidelines suggest.
- The authors urge updates to these guidelines to accurately reflect the evidence, which could prevent misdiagnosis, unnecessary prolonged use, and increased prescriptions of antidepressants.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyJust thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity and duration of the withdrawal effects of antidepressants. (Full article, free). https://t.co/w7DFniphnz
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the minimisers of antidepressant withdrawal effects are still trying to discredit. Their efforts keep being exposed as flawed, biased & dangerously misleading
The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines is still free to the public.@cep A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU
@JohnElsey11 Where is the evidence for 'small minority'? Not the evidence of this pivotal systematic review: "Withdrawal incidence rates from 14 studies ranged from 27% to 86% with a weighted average of 56%." https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
@Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by its Pharma inventors. Patients know & research shows that est. 50% suffer withdrawals from ADs, 25% severely affected. https://t.co/5WtsAxkz6x
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RT @samhall404: @williambraden Facebook groups for withdrawal/ tapering support currently at 250,000 members and growing at a rate of 20% p…
@williambraden Facebook groups for withdrawal/ tapering support currently at 250,000 members and growing at a rate of 20% per year. Withdrawal websites receiving a million hits a month. Paper here: https://t.co/MLqYqy0XWt
@RalphAichinger @Danebinet https://t.co/MLqYqy0XWt
@DrCarlHindy @cheesyredrocket @jonathanstea @tylerblack32 @psychunseen https://t.co/ZnQHvX2ufC https://t.co/Ypk6SqH2KA
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
RT @ReadReadj: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the…
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU Our 2019 review which the minimisers of antidepressant withdrawal effects are still trying to discredit. Their efforts keep being exposed as flawed, biased & dangerously misleading
@MsikoravMD @QuantPsychiatry https://t.co/8zfhqWHVmp
If you are not depressed and are put on antidepressants then your doctor is a wicked evil person. Psychopaths don't have any concern for other people's safety, they'd use whatever they have to drive what narratives they want without care for your health. https://t.co/cRACf1odpK
@Azurousrain @benzosarebad @AlistairHill4 @Arvid68171929 @cheesyredrocket @MindandEmotion7 More info here https://t.co/OLGGL3oBbr
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30292574/
@Timodc https://t.co/WPFlIIzd2k https://t.co/S8A9iKHmh5
@beccaboo8u @Arvid68171929 @dsowens17 @Acyn There is a whole scientific literature on SSRI withdrawal with peer reviewed articles: https://t.co/gPtNlVWS6w Learn to fucking read. And really for the sake of your patients you should quit your job- you’re evidently too retarded to do your job.
@Krispi_Largo @SigersonBell @Acyn SSRI withdrawal can be very severe and in some cases can last for years. https://t.co/o6toEaQlFn
@DistractedSuze @AutismCapital https://t.co/rkxV1Csd7y
RT @atomicaceso: @noah_anyname Dude. You are CLUELESS. The debate in psychiatry is if it occurs in 1 in 2 or 1 in 6. https://t.co/OLGGL3oBbr
@noah_anyname Dude. You are CLUELESS. The debate in psychiatry is if it occurs in 1 in 2 or 1 in 6. https://t.co/OLGGL3oBbr
@tillytog01 @jemoyer @PloederlM @markhoro @JDaviesPhD @ReadReadj @joannamoncrieff @HengartnerMP SSRI harm is extremely common. It's at least 1 in 2 or 1 in 3. Even harm denialists like the APA still claim 1 in 6. https://t.co/OLGGL3oBbr
@RyanMarino Davies, J., & Read, J. (2019). A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? Addictive Behaviors. https://t.co/mTNpqGgBSn
RT @Antidepressed1: @unisouthampton The only ‘revelation’ here is this study proved nothing new. We have known these stats for quite someti…
RT @Antidepressed1: @unisouthampton The only ‘revelation’ here is this study proved nothing new. We have known these stats for quite someti…
@unisouthampton The only ‘revelation’ here is this study proved nothing new. We have known these stats for quite sometime. https://t.co/GoiZygcLAd Remind us again what the purpose of this £2.4 mil trial was? What happened to @thismorning ? https://t.co/2kQnhfLUOk https://t.co/CG6TOJe8UB
wherein it is shown that after stopping SSRIs, 46% of patients reported experiencing side effects of the rarest and highest severity lasting for two weeks to multiple months after discontinuation https://t.co/dsPc78ZIdK
@psiquiatraca Y yo, pero en los últimos años se utiliza también para los AD https://t.co/IYH8ngKHE2 (utilizan "abstinencia a los AD" en una revista sobre abuso de sustancias, p. ej.). La abst en benzos es clásica pero en los AD ha despertado interés en los últimos años, pero ese nombre es feo.
in an earlier more reliable study: -More than half (56%) of people who attempt to come off antidepressants experience withdrawal effects. -Nearly half (46%) of people experiencing withdrawal effects describe them as severe. 56% not 15%, huge different https://t.co/15SbBJg48M
@DrEvans_Health “Results: Withdrawal incidence rates from 14 studies ranged from 27% to 86% with a weighted average of 56%. 46% of those experiencing antidepressant withdrawal effects endorsing the most extreme severity rating on offer.” https://t.co/NQ0fUg2dQx.
Brooke Siem's Year Of Living Dangerously with Antidepressant Withdrawal https://t.co/PVw5luDCP2
RT @MaryanneDemasi: @medmyths ~50% have difficulty withdrawing https://t.co/OiRoZySuBO
@medmyths ~50% have difficulty withdrawing https://t.co/OiRoZySuBO
RT @shvogt: @JohnElsey11 Where is the evidence for 'small minority'? Not the evidence of this pivotal systematic review: "Withdrawal incide…
@JohnElsey11 Where is the evidence for 'small minority'? Not the evidence of this pivotal systematic review: "Withdrawal incidence rates from 14 studies ranged from 27% to 86% with a weighted average of 56%." https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
@Polyphloisbic @atomicaceso @_eleven13_ @Altostrata @benzosarebad Interesting but can’t access discussion of the paper https://t.co/H65vMrHMnw
@Gil_Shortland @pssd_awareness @rcpsych @PSSDSimon @ChrisGovernale @Eisor800526472 @jill_d35 @Crustyscience1 @PSSDnomorelove @SsriHarm And, more fundamentally, drug knowledge often based on unrealistic pharmaco trials-short term, ADRs coded out of existence etc. Viz AD withdrawal myth, ‘discontinuation normally mild and short lived’. Not for est 50% of people it isn’t! https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @shvogt: @JDaviesPhD Both classes of drug are physiologically and potentially psychologically dependence forming. Imo the ‘addiction’ vs…
RT @shvogt: @JDaviesPhD Both classes of drug are physiologically and potentially psychologically dependence forming. Imo the ‘addiction’ vs…
@JDaviesPhD Both classes of drug are physiologically and potentially psychologically dependence forming. Imo the ‘addiction’ vs 'dependence’ debate is a distraction, that contributed to the denial of AD withdrawals - a denial that you personally helped to overturn! https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @Altostrata: @atomicaceso @medmyths @markhoro This method is exactly why ex-patients are up in arms about withdrawal syndrome. While som…
@satish_r_raj @medmyths They all incur adaptation in ~month, like other psychotropics. There's not so much tolerance as prescribers like to believe. About 50% get withdrawal from word-of-mouth tapering methods like this one. Davies & Read, 2019 https://t.co/xu34tNlGQ5
@atomicaceso @medmyths @markhoro This method is exactly why ex-patients are up in arms about withdrawal syndrome. While some may tolerate it, quite often it causes withdrawal symptoms. Folk wisdom like this produced the data for estimated ~50% get withdrawal symptoms. Davies & Read, 2019 https://t.co/xu34tNlGQ5
@DBDouble @MkRBol @KenV54 @awaisaftab Especially if, as research has shown, in an est. 50% of cases, this psychological/emotional withdrawal is experienced with physiological withdrawal - regularly misinterpreted as 'relapse'. https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
@IT_Guru74 @nuwandiss Already have a clear indication - est. 50% AD withdrawal, est. 25% severe withdrawal. As someone who is still being tortured, you know: https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
RT @ReadReadj: Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so wel…
Reminder that about half of antidepressant users experience withdrawal symptoms and about half of those are ‘severe’, so well done NHS England for new Framework of support @CEP @JDaviesPhD @dranneguy @Institute_PDW @Altostrata @MarnieWedlake @NHSEngland https://t.co/2hVgmXkzZ1
RT @shvogt: @BenisonOReilly @KellyMartin02 @thetimes Technical hair spitting unhelpful for patients. They understand non-addictive, non–dep…
@BenisonOReilly @KellyMartin02 @thetimes Technical hair spitting unhelpful for patients. They understand non-addictive, non–dependence forming to mean ‘I can stop the drug with no problem’. Significant numbers report AD withdrawal as severe & protracted. ‘Discontinuation’ pharmaco euphemism. https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @shvogt: @TomPlender @mellojonny Absolutely, Tom. For decades guidance based on 6-8 week RCTs claimed, ’discontinuation usually mild an…
RT @shvogt: @TomPlender @mellojonny Absolutely, Tom. For decades guidance based on 6-8 week RCTs claimed, ’discontinuation usually mild an…
RT @shvogt: @TomPlender @mellojonny Absolutely, Tom. For decades guidance based on 6-8 week RCTs claimed, ’discontinuation usually mild an…
RT @shvogt: @TomPlender @mellojonny Absolutely, Tom. For decades guidance based on 6-8 week RCTs claimed, ’discontinuation usually mild an…
@TomPlender @mellojonny Absolutely, Tom. For decades guidance based on 6-8 week RCTs claimed, ’discontinuation usually mild and short lived’. Just not true for significant numbers of patients - like you: https://t.co/5WtsAx3w4x
@markhoro discussing the prevalence of severe and prolonged SSRI withdrawals observed from this systematic review: https://t.co/AhhOjhw9Nv and from this survey: https://t.co/TqCLSh6VvW https://t.co/EKgRvHfhZY
Based on my experience with Paroxetine (Paxil) one of the worst SSRIs for withdrawal. The YouTube link is informative and worth listening to if you are thinking of getting on or off antidepressants. https://t.co/UN1sM2jRdz https://t.co/gWVqINbHN7
@HelkaAziri @Coucou_CFC @JDaviesPhD @wendyburn Perhaps unaware of recent FDA analysis - ‘optimised’ pharma trial data shows only 15% on ADs benefitted significantly? That's 85% who didn't. 30 years to recognise incidence & severity of withdrawal suffering @JDaviesPhD at forefront of this work. https://t.co/5WtsAx3w4x
RT @MedicatingNorm1: The recent talk w/ @BrookeSiem hosted by @SurvivingADs. "This video chat with Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of liv…
RT @MedicatingNorm1: The recent talk w/ @BrookeSiem hosted by @SurvivingADs. "This video chat with Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of liv…
The recent talk w/ @BrookeSiem hosted by @SurvivingADs. "This video chat with Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of living dangerously with antidepressant withdrawal syndrome, was recorded live on November 11, 2022." Link: https://t.co/OJWaAGXig6 #antidepressantwithdrawal
RT @Altostrata: Youtube video of my conversation with author Brooke Siem earlier today, about her experience of protracted #antidepressant…
RT @shvogt: @Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by…
RT @shvogt: @Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by…
RT @Altostrata: Youtube video of my conversation with author Brooke Siem earlier today, about her experience of protracted #antidepressant…
RT @shvogt: @Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by…
RT @Altostrata: Youtube video of my conversation with author Brooke Siem earlier today, about her experience of protracted #antidepressant…
RT @shvogt: @Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by…
RT @Altostrata: Youtube video of my conversation with author Brooke Siem earlier today, about her experience of protracted #antidepressant…
Youtube video of my conversation with author Brooke Siem earlier today, about her experience of protracted #antidepressant withdrawal & recovery from it. https://t.co/DTFmJHEhwu
@Kataleps1s @drjanaway Discontinuation totally misleading euphemism - implies a mild & controlled process – as was intended by its Pharma inventors. Patients know & research shows that est. 50% suffer withdrawals from ADs, 25% severely affected. https://t.co/5WtsAxkz6x
RT @Institute_PDW: Join @BrookeSiem & @SurvivingADs in a live video chat THIS FRIDAY: Brooke will talk about #antidepressant #withdrawal &…
Join @BrookeSiem & @SurvivingADs in a live video chat THIS FRIDAY: Brooke will talk about #antidepressant #withdrawal & her memoir 'May Cause Side Effects'. RSVP on the SurvivingAntidepressants Facebook page, or watch on YouTube https://t.co/URKFBXmyuw #psychtwitter #mentalhealth https://t.co/gqsNs0l5d1
RT @Altostrata: Event! Friday, Nov 11 chat with author @BrookeSiem survivor of a year of living dangerously with #antidepressant withdrawa…
RT @Altostrata: Please join us Friday, Nov 11, 2022 for a video chat with author Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of living dangerously with…
Please join us Friday, Nov 11, 2022 for a video chat with author Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of living dangerously with #antidepressant withdrawal syndrome. Friday, November 11 11 a.m. PST/2 p.m. EST Facebook RSVP https://t.co/MBr4IcloUK Youtube https://t.co/7NkC8y5NYP https://t.co/jePsieOmXg
Event! Friday, Nov 11, 2022 video chat with author Brooke Siem, survivor of a year of living dangerously with #antidepressant withdrawal syndrome. Friday, November 11 11 a.m. PST/2 p.m. EST On our YouTube channel https://t.co/ny1Eey08fg… Facebook RSVP https://t.co/MBr4IcloUK https://t.co/FonPwsxQQP
Event! Friday, Nov 11 chat with author @BrookeSiem survivor of a year of living dangerously with #antidepressant withdrawal syndrome. Includes TV appearance on Chopped, roughing it (reluctantly) around the world, & intense inner discovery. Q&A follows. https://t.co/7NkC8y5NYP https://t.co/GWFD5q1OEU
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? : UEL Research Repository https://t.co/VTj7itvOqK
This piece makes reference to the excellent work of @ReadReadj and @JDaviesPhD ‘A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of #antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based?’ https://repository.uel.ac.uk/item/846x1
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
RT @shvogt: @realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been give…
@realpsych3 @BlackshepSusan @Altostrata @MadinOlympia @sandysteingard @wendyburn Fundamental prob - patients have not been given #informedconsent - meded & guidance ill informed, viz. UK until 2019, patients told 'AD discontinuation usually mild and shortlived’ based on unrealistic (8 week) pharma RCT data. This is patently untrue: https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
@sameerjauhar A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? https://t.co/8qHgvhXWUt via @ReadReadj et al
@jf_moore @rwillowfish Rather embarrassing .“We *know*... vast majority ..any *unpleasant* symptoms resolved within 2 weeks”. Now redefine the verb 'to know': https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
@_garmc @abi_carey @MissBethanEJohn ‘Results: Withdrawal incidence rates from 14 studies ranged from 27% to 86% with a weighted average of 56%.’https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @shvogt: This is what serious withdrawal from ADs is really like for est 25%* patients– compounded by prescriber ignorance," I've never…
RT @shvogt: This is what serious withdrawal from ADs is really like for est 25%* patients– compounded by prescriber ignorance," I've never…
This is what serious withdrawal from ADs is really like for est 25%* patients– compounded by prescriber ignorance," I've never seen that in any patient. It doesn't happen". How about communicating this side of the reality @thismorning @ITV ? *https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ https://t.co/PDXhRsoz4e
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
RT @shvogt: @jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25%…
@jill_d35 @Reduxreloaded @Ireland2020 @SameiHuda @dranneguy @NicolaSturgeon @APPGPDD @recover2renew @T_A_Psupport With est.25% UK population on rx psychotropics, 17% ADs (20%+ Scotland), est. 50% struggling with AD withdrawals, perhaps certain parties should 'do the math'. https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @shvogt: @sandycann2 @wendyburn @SameiHuda @drjlh2010 @awaisaftab *Too many harmed is indeed the answer. There is also clear evidence on…
RT @shvogt: @sandycann2 @wendyburn @SameiHuda @drjlh2010 @awaisaftab *Too many harmed is indeed the answer. There is also clear evidence on…
RT @shvogt: @sandycann2 @wendyburn @SameiHuda @drjlh2010 @awaisaftab *Too many harmed is indeed the answer. There is also clear evidence on…
@sandycann2 @wendyburn @SameiHuda @drjlh2010 @awaisaftab *Too many harmed is indeed the answer. There is also clear evidence on incidence, severity and duration, drawn from studies as early as 1997. https://t.co/5WtsAx2YeZ
RT @recover2renew: Thread: 4 Research papers: 1) Begin with Davies and Read (2019), A systematic review into the incidence, severity and du…
RT @recover2renew: Thread: 4 Research papers: 1) Begin with Davies and Read (2019), A systematic review into the incidence, severity and du…
RT @recover2renew: Thread: 4 Research papers: 1) Begin with Davies and Read (2019), A systematic review into the incidence, severity and du…
RT @recover2renew: Thread: 4 Research papers: 1) Begin with Davies and Read (2019), A systematic review into the incidence, severity and du…
Thread: 4 Research papers: 1) Begin with Davies and Read (2019), A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: are guidelines evidence-based? https://t.co/ZDUTnvPxNH
@Medicinmanden @tina_s_rasch Jep https://t.co/5XzSQdGIgR dog er det værd at læse den efterfølgende diskussion (se nederst i siden) for perspektiv.
@DirekNese @guzelbsk -https://t.co/igLETziGeZ -https://t.co/3iGmSMY9lA +https://t.co/vzx7FoH0qZ konuyla ilgili bir kitap; Glenmullen, Joseph. The Antidepressant Solution: A Step-by-step Guide to Safely Overcoming Antidepressant Withdrawal, Dependence, and" addiction". Simon and Schuster, 2005.
RT @BryanMcElroy8: Thank you @ReadReadj for a wonderful presentation @UCC @CVNIIreland conference on the helping raise awareness within psy…
RT @Earth2Mother: https://t.co/1AUQBtN6wz
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RT @BryanMcElroy8: Thank you @ReadReadj for a wonderful presentation @UCC @CVNIIreland conference on the helping raise awareness within psy…
RT @BryanMcElroy8: Thank you @ReadReadj for a wonderful presentation @UCC @CVNIIreland conference on the helping raise awareness within psy…
Thank you @ReadReadj for a wonderful presentation @UCC @CVNIIreland conference on the helping raise awareness within psychiatry & society on #antidepressant withdrawal. 16% of UK now taking a-deps https://t.co/5XLzAKFVNu Your work& that of @CEPUK is so so important #psychtwitter
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
RT @ReadReadj: The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines…
The review about antidepressant withdrawal that informed the Public Health England report and the change in NICE guidelines is still free to the public.@cep A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antid... https://t.co/a8htjHAIpU
RT @Altostrata: @benzosarebad @wendyburn @_eleven13_ @BubblesTapering @rcpsych Davies, J., & Read, J. (2019). A systematic review into the…
@benzosarebad @wendyburn @_eleven13_ @BubblesTapering @rcpsych Davies, J., & Read, J. (2019). A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? Addictive Behaviors, S0306460318308347. https://t.co/mTNpqGxEUn
RT @Altostrata: @DBDouble @f_hieronymus @awaisaftab @rcpsych Schatzberg et al., 2006 reminded all of medicine that #antidepressant withdraw…
RT @BryanMcElroy8: @sandycann2 @jf_moore @DrEvgenyLegedin @JimvanOs1 @rcpsych Sorry to hear this. Yes there is still lots of ignorance rega…
@sandycann2 @jf_moore @DrEvgenyLegedin @JimvanOs1 @rcpsych Sorry to hear this. Yes there is still lots of ignorance regarding withdrawal regimes amongst GPs& psychiatrists - some even deny their existence. More studies&conversations happening though - it needs to keep gathering momentum. https://t.co/5XLzAKFVNu
@Neuro24de @Martin_Ploederl @holmenkollin @RNuebling Das wären dann Entzugsreaktionen aufgrund neurochemischer Adaptationen (sprich körperlicher Abhängigkeit). Auch das ist inzwischen ziemlich gut nachgewiesen https://t.co/Q7e479Eto5 oder https://t.co/NSSzWVVdNq
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: By James Davies and John Read https://t.co/n4VQS4jEfY
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
RT @ReadReadj: Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity a…
Just thought it might be worth reposting our recent literature review (Davies & Read) estimating the prevalence, severity and duration of the withdrawal effects of antidepressants. (Full article, free). https://t.co/w7DFniphnz
RT @EvidenceFAB: たまに見てみました。一番上、抗うつ薬離脱症状のシステマティックレビューhttps://t.co/iz0sUCpmcf ・56%に離脱症状が起きた(全くまれでない) ・46%が重度な症状だった ・数週間から数ヶ月続くことも一般的 ・イギリス、アメ…
たまに見てみました。一番上、抗うつ薬離脱症状のシステマティックレビューhttps://t.co/iz0sUCpmcf ・56%に離脱症状が起きた(全くまれでない) ・46%が重度な症状だった ・数週間から数ヶ月続くことも一般的 ・イギリス、アメリカのガイドラインは過小評価している
Authors' response to a critique by Jauhar and Hayes of ‘“A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal...” https://t.co/WCpc5akHF0
RT @BigPhilHickey: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evide…
RT @DBDouble: Authors' response to a critique by Jauhar and Hayes of ‘A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of anti…
Authors' response to a critique by Jauhar and Hayes of ‘A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guideline evidence-based?’ https://t.co/RRVcfxYk4A
RT @BigPhilHickey: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evide…
RT @BigPhilHickey: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evide…
RT @BigPhilHickey: A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evide…
A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based? https://t.co/18Lp85bicC James Davies and John Read on antidepressant withdrawal. Please read and share https://t.co/p24RKWuVII
RT @ekenaga: https://t.co/UCTrr5iNNW A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Ar…
https://t.co/UCTrr5iNNW A systematic review into the incidence, severity and duration of antidepressant withdrawal effects: Are guidelines evidence-based?
Journal of Addictive Behaviors - ‘A Systematic Review into the Incidence, Severity and Duration of Antidepressant Withdrawal Effects: Are Guidelines Evidence-Based?’ review undertaken for All Party Parliamentary Group for Prescribed Drug Dependence.https://buff.ly/2P5oHto