THE Vladimir Putin signed a new one decree concerning her mobilization which was announced on September 21 for the war in Ukraine and includes corrections to the guidelines, at a time when antidepressants are seeing a huge increase in sales.
Speaking at a meeting with teachers broadcast on state television, Putin said the decree would postpone conscription for additional categories of students, including those attending prestigious private universities and some graduate students.
In fact, the Russian news agency TASS, citing data from the pharmaceutical market research company DSM, reports that Antidepressant sales soared 120% in the week between September 19-25.
The head of the Alliance of Pharmaceutical Associations, Victoria Presnyakova he stressed to TASS that since the start of the Russian invasion at the end of February, the demand for antidepressants, sleeping pills and tranquilizers has increased significantly compared to previous years.
She attributed this to the “geopolitical and economic situation.” She said there are many patients who were prescribed such drugs for the first time. However, he noted that Russians also buy over-the-counter drugs to calm themselves down.
Source: News Beast
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