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To: NOW who wrote (50870)	6/10/2004 3:55:06 PM
From: energyplay	Respond to of 74559

Info from practice as opposed to theoretical or in this carefully designed experiments. Most psychiatrists (MDs) and psychologists have had at least 1/3 of their patients on SSRIs for about 4-9 years now. There have also been a number of surveys of clinicians for data on SSRI effects. These tend to cover the broad general population, as opposed to the narrow slice used for most clinical trials. I'll post some links. General site with good links psycom.net The Appleton book is by a clinician at Harvard who has a skeptical view of drug companies claims. Good attitude of here's what has worked for many people, here's what to try next if that doesn't work... amazon.com