A scientifically invalid study by financially compromised psychiatrists is but industy’s latest effort to rehabilitate SSRI antidepressants in the wake of public disclosure that these drugs DOUBLED the risk of suicidal acts.
Minnesota is the first of a handful of states to pass a law requiring drug manufacturers to disclose payments to doctors.
The re-prioritization of rapid approvals occurred at the expense of drug safety standards,
"Daubert lets judges have much too much leeway to follow their personal inclinations," says Stanley Feldman, retired chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court.
A new century has bred a group of young educated people openly supporting each other in a bid to consolidate their strengths:
This young child represents millions of children in the United States who are falling prey to licensed, but irresponsible prescribers of toxic drugs.
“Catastrophic side effects may be rare, but they become predictable when we treat so many children with so many drugs.”
The deceptive marketing of antipsychotic drugs has prompted new advocacy group to launch "The Just Say "Know" to Prescription Drugs Campaign." Its goal is to get one million people to stop and reevaluate the medications they are taking.
A commentary in the April 2007 issue of HARVAD magazine, AHRP board member, Stefan Kruszeuski, MD, urges his colleagues to abandon psychiatry’s diagnostic and therapeutic reductionism.
What does the "Gillberg affair" suggest about the integrity of the data underlying the DAMP-ADHD hypothesis?
“To me one of the miracle of children’s brains is that we don’t see more harm from these treatments.”
No Free Lunch is an example of disingenuous focus on trivia while avoiding the real issues that are corrupting medicine.
