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Book Review: Psychopharmacology: Evidence-Based Psychopharmacology

The writing is clear and factual throughout, starting with the introductory discussion on evidence-based medicine. However, since the research methodologies are virtually identical, it seems tedious to repeat them at the beginning of each chapter. In a similar vein, too many studies start by emphasizing that the clinical entity to be discussed is a “heterogeneous disorder of unknown etiology” that carries grave public health significance. Even when this acknowledges the truth, it still gives a sense of cliché, of trite monotony.