We propose that discussions of benzodiazepines in the current psychiatric literature have become negatively biased and have strayed from the scientific evidence base. We advocate returning to the evidence in discussing benzodiazepines and adhering to clear definitions and conceptual rigour in commentary about them.
Benzodiazepines: It's time to return to the evidence / Silberman E.; Balon R.; Starcevic V.; Shader R.; Cosci F.; Fava G.A.; Nardi A.E.; Salzman C.; Sonino N.. - In: BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. - ISSN 0007-1250. - ELETTRONICO. - 218:(2021), pp. 125-127. [10.1192/bjp.2020.164]
Benzodiazepines: It's time to return to the evidence
Cosci F.;
2021
Abstract
We propose that discussions of benzodiazepines in the current psychiatric literature have become negatively biased and have strayed from the scientific evidence base. We advocate returning to the evidence in discussing benzodiazepines and adhering to clear definitions and conceptual rigour in commentary about them.
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