In this article, Robert Smith discusses the issue of chemical imbalance and medications used to treat it. Smith begins by defining the term, the history of the term, basic principles in neurology and theories of drug action. He concludes with a critique of the idea of chemical imbalance and the impact it has on those who receive the diagnosis.
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