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Notes on Schizophrenia: Probability/Social Aspects
So, schizophrenia sounds like a really friggin’ scary deal, and, it kind of is, but the odds are that you probably will not develop it. Interestingly enough, schizophrenia effects about 1 percen… more →
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Dear God what is right?
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dogkisses wrote 2 weeks ago: My heart beats too fast and my hands shake when I think of the hospitals, the doctors, the pills, Go … more →
The risks of over-prescribing anti-psychotics
Dina Rickman wrote 1 month ago: The reports that the over-presciption of anti-psychotics leads to 1,800 deaths a year have been all … more →
One month of horror in the psych ward
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Borderline Case wrote 1 month ago: Hello! I didn’t kill myself, I’m back! Sorry for not posting for over a month now, but I … more →
Health Care Reform United States - current medical malpractice, health care errors, pharmaceutical deaths from misdiagnosis and mistakes and the current medical / pharmaceutical industry in the US have killed more people than World Wars and terrorists combined
cricketdiane wrote 4 months ago: United States Current Population – 278,058,881 Deaths from pharmaceuticals – 165,000 (Co … more →
Bipolar Disorder
abs wrote 4 months ago: Bipolar Disorder (manic-depressive) is a brain disorder that is characterized by unusual shifts in a … more →
Clozaril --- trying to rear it's ugly head again
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giannakali wrote 5 months ago: The news has been all over about a Finnish study that suggests Clozaril is a safer drug. The generic … more →
Fierce territory - psychology v psychiatry
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bluesilk wrote 5 months ago: …Prozac and its imitations and derivatives, he argues, are based on a questionable theory … more →
Antipsychotic use up 1,000 percent in Canadian kids
giannakali wrote 5 months ago: I lifted that straight off of Furious Seasons. Go read there. This is the article from CBC in Canada … more →
Add increased risk of breast cancer to the possible "adverse effects" of psych meds
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giannakali wrote 5 months ago: Metabolic syndromes are now being associated with doubling the risk of breast cancer. Neuroleptics ( … more →
Blah, blah, blah -- CNN's coverage on the psychotropic drugging of children
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giannakali wrote 6 months ago: Really bad. But maybe it opened somebody’s eyes. Campbell Brown opens by saying we’re dr … more →
FDA panel okays more antipsychotics for children
giannakali wrote 6 months ago: Not approval yet but getting there. I covered this story last week. For continued coverage click on … more →
Yes, psych meds DO shrink brains
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giannakali wrote 6 months ago: And here the woman who studies this is interviewed. The choice bit is here: Q. AND WHAT HAVE YOU FOU … more →
FDA considers approval of hard-core tranquilizers for children
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giannakali wrote 6 months ago: Neuroleptic and other very serious adult psychiatric drugs have been being used “off-label … more →
The new drug of choice for children--Risperdal
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giannakali wrote 7 months ago: From CBS news here is a video I could not watch because my wireless is screwed right now. Please let … more →
Medicated Military and Spontaneous Death
Ms. Paula wrote 7 months ago: Last night I was listening to Coast to Coast AM and what I heard was Very Shocking and Deeply Distur … more →
Atypical Antipsychotics are the New SSRIs
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giannakali wrote 7 months ago: By Jessica Firger: bio and website here November, 2008 A submission made by the author which she wro … more →
Is it really just psychosomatic?
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falloutmommy wrote 8 months ago: My husband worries about me and calls me a hypochondriac because I will take the symptoms that I hav … more →
David's Books
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insearchofdracula wrote 9 months ago: These are the books David left behind at his digs in Cliff Street. Dracula by Bram Stoker Here … more →
Psychosis
insearchofdracula wrote 9 months ago: It is possible that David is in hospital. I have tried to talk to his wife but she won’t talk … more →
