“Psychosis Risk Syndrome”– Psychiatry’s Hunting License
"Among all the problematic suggestions for DSM5, the proposal for a "Psychosis Risk Syndrome" stands out as the most ill–conceived and potentially harmful." Allen Frances, MD
US Gov Medical Experiment Radically Departs from medical “Best Practices”
The US government is initiating several radical medical experiments that will ensure widespread, increased use of mostly toxic drugs whose adverse effects trigger chronic, debilitating illnesses.
Psychiatrist who conducted drug trials on children who suicided getsWarning from FDA
Who is accountable for the chemical torture of children who were subjected to medical maltreatment that borders on criminal negligence?
Shame on the editors of the Washington Times!
Pit-bull attack against Sen. Grassely, Sen. Baucus and FDA safety officer, David Graham MD by a fellon whose medical license was revoked for Medicaid fraud: "I violated every ethical trust placed in me as a doctor."
Drug Casualties Continue to Increase_Quarterwatch
One has to wonder why discovery of defective cars are front page news while defective FDA-approved prescription drugs are accepted as part of life’s risk.
Avandia Face-Off_GSK–Dr. Steven Nissen
GSK Executives: "frankly, the last thing we want to do is get into a public debate about whose analysis is right."
Columbia University Blood Experiment Revisited_TRUTHOUT
Why Has Columbia Expended So Much Effort to Avoid the Conclusion of Patient Harm?
Rebecca Riley’s Murderous Care Remembered
"Her mother’s murder trial has been over for a couple of weeks now, but I’m still haunted by little Rebecca Riley."
Avandia, a Case of Deja Vu all over again
Even worse, FDA officials, in collusion and collaboration with GSK, approved an unethical and exploitative clinical trial—TIDE, which is on-going.
Unethical US Gov Blood Experiment vs. Canadian Version
The Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP) has recently obtained further information reaffirming our original concerns and raising new ones about the safety and ethics of a government sponsored clinical trial.
An Ethically Dubious Blood Experiment: RECESS
AHRP is concerned about the ethics and safety of human subjects in a blood storage experiment ( RECESS) sponsored
by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Antidepressants shown worthless for most consumers
The comments below expand upon an Infomail about the recently published JAMA meta-analysis.