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A medical task force has recommended that physicians screen all teens for depression,
noting that some 2 million, or 6 percent, are affected. Is this overdue? Or does it represent
unnecessary intrusion, or possibly a rush to medicate young, emotional adolescents?
Should parents of minor children be informed of the results of the screening? Should
doctors also give parents a primer on suicide prevention?
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