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Journalism vs. Promotion: TeenScreen–A Study in Contrasts UPI report compared to Washington Post

June 29, 2006 |

Compare and contrast two recent news reports about TeenScreen: Lidia Wasowicz of United Press International provides readers with a sense of the controversy generated by psychiatry’s latest market expansion scheme.
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Categorized Publication Bias | Tagged TeenScreen, FDA, Bi-Polar, Widmeyer, Homicide, Risperdal, Zyprexa, Psychiatry, Harvard

Marriage of Convenience: Mental Screening–Eli Lilly check $500k

March 5, 2006 |

Mental Screening ties to drug companies exposed. Screening for Mental Health (Harvard affiliated) received $500K from Eli Lillly. See: http://ahrp.org/children/mentalscreen/LillyCheck.jpg

TeenScreen hired high powered PR firms whose business is to create promotional campaigns to increase drug sales for its clients.

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Categorized Business of Medicine | Tagged Roche, Corrupt Practices, Mental Health screening, TeenScreen, SAMHSA, Pharma, Bi-Polar, Peer Review, GlaxoSmithKline, Mental Screening, Widmeyer, CNN, Novartis, Psychiatry, Harvard, Merck, The Wall Street Journal, Eli Lilly, Bayer, Psychotropic Drugs, Pfizer

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Peer review is supposed to be the quality assurance system for science, weeding out the scientifically unreliable and reassuring readers of journals that they can trust what they are reading. In reality, however, it is ineffective, largely a lottery, anti-innovatory, slow, expensive, wasteful of scientific time, inefficient, easily abused, prone to bias, unable to detect fraud and irrelevant.

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