this seems to me to be its greatest fault. Share this article: Comments You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post. Although you raise a valid point on the dangers of antidepressants this article creates a potential panic for partners of those whose lives have been changed by these drugs. My wife has never understood why I need antidepressants and tonight she throws the newspaper at me in desperation that these drugs could cause me to hurt or do worse to her or my darling son. How dare you make a remark like this without understanding what you are talking about! There are serious dangers with SSRI anti-depressant drugs, just as there are serious dangers with all psychiatric medication. I am lucky that I survived my Seroxat experience. 3 years on that GSK poison almost killed me. It did make me aggressive, I had violent dreams, aggressive impulses and I was hostile. I won't even go into my withdrawal. Let's just say it was like the exorcist and then some. Anyhow, what I would like to say is, the problem is not that these drugs don't work for some people and do for others. Nobody is disputing that some people claim to have benefits. The problem is, there is a significant minority of people who will act upon SSRI induced homicidal impulses, thoughts and behaviors. These are correlated to SSRI's because these are caused by SSRI's (in some people). Mark my words.... In less