AI-Native Scoping Reviews & Evidence Mapping

Post-SSRI sexual dysfunction is emerging as a distinct and potentially enduring iatrogenic syndrome marked by erectile dysfunction, genital anesthesia, loss of libido, and profound effects on quality of life. This review maps the clinical evidence, mechanistic signals, treatment attempts, and major research gaps—showing what is already known, what remains uncertain, and why the full evidence landscape matters.

Alcohol and depression are not a simple “alcohol causes depression” story: across 185 references and 3,711 original studies, the evidence separates moderate-use signals from the consistent harms of heavy drinking, AUD, coping-motivated use, suicidality, relapse, and mortality. The full ☸️SAIMSARA evidence map gives a reference-linked view of where causality remains uncertain, which mechanisms matter clinically, and why integrated screening and treatment are needed instead of treating alcohol and depression as separate problems.

Biofield therapies show their clearest signal not as curative medicine, but as low-risk supportive care for stress, anxiety, pain, burnout, and oncology-related symptom burden, while sham-controlled null findings and retracted evidence sharply limit certainty. The full SAIMSARA evidence map is worth reading because it separates plausible symptom-focused signals from weak, heterogeneous, non-replicable, or overstated claims across Reiki, Healing Touch, Johrei, distant healing, and laboratory biofield models.

This paper shows that OCD is not one single disease pattern, but a heterogeneous disorder shaped by brain-circuit dysfunction, comorbidity, and symptom subtype. The full read is worth it because it clarifies which treatments have the strongest evidence, which patients are harder to treat, and why long-term outcome may be better than many assume.