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Links For November 2024

A diverse collection of news items, studies, and interesting facts from November 2024, covering topics from scientific discoveries to cultural phenomena.

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Nov 1, 2024 6,373 words 216 likes 930 comments Listen · 41 min Read Read

Lavender's Game: Silexan For Anxiety

Scott Alexander evaluates silexan, a lavender-based anxiety supplement, finding promising but potentially biased evidence, and recommends cautious trial use.

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May 18, 2022 2,400 words 160 likes 234 comments Listen · 19 min Read Read

Peer Review Request: Depression

Scott Alexander presents a detailed guide on depression, covering its causes, symptoms, and various treatment options, including lifestyle changes, therapies, medications, and other interventions.

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May 25, 2021 11,078 words 125 likes 454 comments Listen · 73 min Read Read

The Vision Of Vilazodone And Vortioxetine

Scott Alexander examines the development and effectiveness of vilazodone and vortioxetine, two antidepressants designed to work faster and better than SSRIs, but which ultimately failed to live up to expectations.

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Jun 15, 2020 3,750 words 0 likes 94 comments Listen · 27 min Read Read

Antidepressant Pharmacogenomics: Much More Than You Wanted To Know

Scott Alexander critically examines pharmacogenomic testing for antidepressants, particularly the GeneSight test, expressing skepticism about its current effectiveness and validity.

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Mar 6, 2017 6,454 words 0 likes 123 comments Read Read

Chemical Imbalance

Scott Alexander defends psychiatry's use of 'chemical imbalance' theory, arguing it was meant to emphasize depression's biological basis rather than claiming a simple serotonin deficiency.

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Apr 5, 2015 4,675 words 0 likes 248 comments Read Read
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