Bill To Provide Counseling For Post-Partum Depression Does Not Mandate Full Disclosure of Drug Risks
I received an email today about U.S. Senate Bill 1325 to counseling to new mothers about post-partum depression. On the surface, it sounds like a very good idea, but what the writer notes and it is a point well taken, is that,
“There is no language in the bill requiring full disclosure of the drug risks to mothers prescribed psychotropic drugs, (the most common “treatment” for mothers diagnosed with
post partum depression), no language requiring mothers be given options for non-harmful treatments and real medical care other than drugs.”
Might be worth dropping your Senators a note and telling them that this is a concern.
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