The use of anxiety medications in America has surged, with 14% of adults now taking such drugs compared to 8.5% in 2019, driven by increased access and social media influence. However, critics like RFK Jr., part of the anti-anxiety medication movement called Maha, argue against their use, despite evidence supporting their effectiveness for many. Young adults and women are particularly more likely to take these medications due to higher stress levels and societal pressures.
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