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| I hope that the use of the correspondence columns in your highly respected journal might raise awareness of these issues and help speed the introduction of these new drugs across the continent and thereby help save many, many lives. At least the general correspondence columns of the Daily Telegraph and the Guardian still occasionally acknowledge sport as part of the culture and find space for it to have its sparky, even sarky, say. Time will tell if the move towards non-medical prescribing generally, and specifically in mental health care, produces the benefits proposed by the NPC and avoids the concerns voiced in the BMJ correspondence columns. |
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