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RFK Jr. Goes After Widely Used Antidepressants, Claiming They Could Be A Threat To Americans

Summary by Vanity Fair
The newly confirmed US Secretary of Health and Human Services has falsely stated that SSRIs are more addictive than heroin and contribute to school shootings.

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RFK Jr. Goes After Widely Used Antidepressants, Claiming They Could Be A Threat To Americans

The newly confirmed US Secretary of Health and Human Services has falsely stated that SSRIs are more addictive than heroin and contribute to school shootings.

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RFK Jr. is already taking aim at antidepressants

The new HHS secretary has made baseless claims that the drugs are addictive and cause violent behavior.

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RFK Jr. leaves after widely used antidepressants, claiming that they could be a threat to the Americans

The newly confirmed US Secretary of Health and Human Services falsely stated that SSRIs are more addictive than heroin and contribute to school shooting. It did not take long for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. the new Ministry of Health and Social Services newly confirmed, to challenge the effectiveness of a multitude of [...]

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Mother Jones broke the news in United States on Friday, February 14, 2025.
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