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Yale-Lilly Experiment: Adolescents Rx Toxic Drug for Presumed Mental Illness They Do Not Have

When the Times refers to an experiment as "bold and controversial" the reporter is sanitizing the fact that the experiment is UNETHICAL—it violates medicine’s cardinal rule "First, do no harm."

Humbling Reality–Treatments for Depression Often Fail_Boston Globe

The Boston Globe reports (below): “More than 50 years after psychiatrists began widely dispensing drugs to treat mental illness, the profession is coming face to face with a humbling reality: Its treatments often fail, leaving millions of patients [  ] to suffer while doctors search for something that works.”

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

Mental Screening ties to drug companies exposed.  Screening for Mental Health (Harvard affiliated) received $500K from Eli Lillly. See:  https://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.