I may be reading some political bias that isn't there into that statement, but... A "liberal arts degree"?
What are you trying to say? That degrees that get you "proper" jobs are Conservative? Or that degrees that once were thought to be worth something but were over-sold and after a financial crisis are now next-to-worthless "conservative" degrees?!
I'd contest that SSRIs (or SNRIs) are much use in anxiety. Frankly, large meta-analyses of trials show that this class of drug is of no benefit over placebo in mild-to-moderate depression, and not much better in severe depression. Over placebo is the key bit here. Most of the benefits are the placebo effect -- an effect that seems to be in the mind, and works better on psych illnesses than others.
Now, take that placebo and create a new market for it. "Generalised Anxiety Disorder". That's classic example of a "creeping indication" of a drug./P
You might be lucky. You may have an underactive thyroid gland leading to your slow metabolism. A quick blood test of T3/T4 levels will pretty much diagnose if this is the case; some thyroxin pills will sort you out pretty quickly.
My tip, if it ain't that, don't carry any money that can be spent in vending machines!
It works on Macs, Windows PCs, and mobile devices, (apparently, but I do use it on the first two happily). Could you not share your desktop folders on your devices, and get MS to sync it all for you? Alas, Linux is excluded. 5Gb space online last time I looked.
Also, cancer isn't a binary yes we bad cells escape this, or don't, but a relative ratio of escaping the body's safety mechanisms to being mopped up. But then, I'm no expert these days. But I was Reading a cyclosporin patient information leaflet, and cancer spreading is one adverse event you're warned about. I'm worried Steve has had this because his quality of life will ne better in the short term, but ultately he will die faster. I really hop the wsj is wrong and Steve isn't suffering.
Surely suppressing the immune system for stopping transplant rejection = massive increase in cancer aggressiveness!
If this is true, then either steve's doctors are crazy, or the WSJ are telling porkies!
More likely, they have a boring drug with boring results that's #4 to the market, with #3 efficacy. This is just laziness on merck's part so that reps can show results quickly. Don't worry. Doctors, in general, aren't stupid. They see right through this.
As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality. -- Albert Einstein