Answering a Question on Whether Patients on Antidepressants Have Informed Consent

Executive Summary

There is an assumption that there is informed consent for antidepressants and that the patients are free to get off them.
This question and answer delve into that topic.

Introduction

This question arose from a subscriber on how antidepressants are prescribed and the outcomes for those on antidepressants who seek to get off of them.

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