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One in Four U.S. Women Take Medication for Mental Health Programs

Saturday, November 19, 2011 0:25
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Notably, some states were less medicated than others. The lowest rate of prescriptions was found in Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan, where less than 15 per cent of people are using those medications.

Source: Daily Mail

One in Four U.S. Women Take Medication for Mental Health Programs

In class, we discuss the evolution of mental health defenses in torts as society has come to recognize widespread emotional and behavioral problems. Like earlier studies, the latest report from Medco Health Solutions gives a glimpse into how common such problems are in our society with more than one in four American women taking at least one drug for conditions like anxiety and depression last year. This rate rose by 22 percent since 2001.

The highest group was women aged 45 and older … Full report

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