The History of Antidepressants - Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Podcast w/ Dr. David Puder

The full "The History, Mechanism and Use of Antidepressants" episode from Dr. David Puder's Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Podcast. Featuring Dr. Michael Cummings.
In this week’s episode of the podcast, Dr. Michael Cummings and I talk about the history of antidepressants, and their use in overcoming depression and anxiety disorders.
There are no conflicts of interest for this episode.
Here's a short blog on the topic to complement the podcast, and subsequently, you can find detailed notes on the topic: psychiatrypodcast.com/psychia...
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[@dr.ranajay]

Great discussion!

[@seanktb.]

Blown away by this! Needs a billion views

[@replaceablehead]

Great episode, but someone's been drinking the GSK Kool aid. Proper comprehension that historically untreated depression did not lead to higher risk of suicide. Careful consideration of the evidence suggests that akathisia and mania are the best explanation for the change in the description of melancholic depression in the last 100 years. Most modern psychiatrists wouldn't recognise akathisia if the patient tore their own skin off, I think we can absolutely safely assume it's going unnoticed.

[@l21n18]

Stupid drugs

[@dv_vid]

Lies.