A study has concluded that most patients don’t benefit from some of the most common anti-depressants like Prozac and Seroxat. In severe cases, the researchers found there may be some benefits to taking anti-depressants.
It’s based on the findings of 47 trials submitted to the Food and Drug Administration in the US, details of which were made public in some cases and not in others.
Do you, a friend or a relative take anti-depressants? Have they affected how you or they feel?
Hi, I’m Mohamed Gade. I’m doing work experience with WHYS at the moment. I’d like to ask you about this story. An Egyptian 32 year old called Amal Solayman Afifi has become the first female to be given permission to conduct Islamic marriages in Islamic history. Do you agree with the appointment? Continue reading ‘Should Islam allow women to conduct marriages?’
Morning. Ben here at Television Centre. I think the sun’s out, but our office here has no windows so it’s hard to tell. Some early morning things to thing about…
Barack Obama’s camp has accused Hillary Clinton’s staff of circulating a photo that could damage his campaign. Clinton’s aides deny any involvement. So called ‘happiness pills’ might not make you happy after all. And does commercialism damage children?
Continue reading ‘Obama, Prozac, and the dangers of consumerism.’
A British police chief has called for a nationwide DNA database, after two high profile murder cases were solved with the help of DNA evidence.
Is it time that each person’s DNA is stored on a government database, to assist future investigations?
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