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Unsafe Safety

April 30, 2025 29 Comments

On March 20th, Senators Tina Smith and Ben Lujan, and Representatives Andrea Salinas and Becca Balint, sent a letter to the Secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F Kennedy, expressing concern about his promotion of disproven and outright false theories about mental health medications. In separate comments, Senator Smith indicated she had been … [Read more...] about Unsafe Safety

An Appleby a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

March 10, 2025 28 Comments

Tangled up in Bureaucracy flagged a Signal for the Goose Signal for the Gander as a sequel.  That was before the Gary Bullivant comments on Tangled up in Bureaucracy. If you don't normally read comments on post, the Bullivant-Kingston comments are in this link; they are worth reading. GB's comments fit nicely in with a delicious 2019 correspondence between Dee Doherty and Louis … [Read more...] about An Appleby a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Aunts, Ants and Regulators

December 12, 2024 7 Comments

Thanks for this post goes to Annie Bevan who for over a decade has made some amazing contributions to DH and RxISK. None more so than finding a document sitting in front of all of us for two decades that should make regulators blush, squirm and wish the ground would open and swallow them. Thomas Kingston Tom Kingston's unfortunate death earlier this year led to an inquest a … [Read more...] about Aunts, Ants and Regulators

American Veterans Can Save Healthcare

October 16, 2024 14 Comments

FRIENDLY FIRE Michigan Veterans Harm Reduction Summit David Healy Thanks to Derek Blumke for asking me here today. It's a great pity not to be there in person. There is a fabulous group of speakers. Most of us sense that US Vets, more than any other group in society, may be able to move things forward in a way that can hugely help all of … [Read more...] about American Veterans Can Save Healthcare

Liberty, Equality and Fertility

January 28, 2024 14 Comments

This post is partnered with a Timeline on Sex, Fertility, France and Serotonin on RxISK MAiD I am on a listserve that includes Trudo Lemmens a vocal opponent of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada. Canada seems to be going about MAiD particularly enthusiastically. Quite apart from Trudo being a long standing friend, I am impressed with the coherence, morality and … [Read more...] about Liberty, Equality and Fertility

Silent Health

December 3, 2023 9 Comments

This post links to last week's Silencing Safety and Women and Children First and this week's Lonesome Heroines on RxISK. For decades, Jack Noble has been an inspiration for anyone in my and I'm sure other circles, who is concerned about the way medicine is going and the influence of pharma. He's a straight-talking Bostonian, now living in Texas, who can't easily be … [Read more...] about Silent Health

Has Healthcare Gone Mad?

October 28, 2023 12 Comments

This talk was given at the Annual Meeting of the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry on October 28.  The Video version of HealthCare Gone Mad is linked here.  The slides and text are below.  There will soon be an official ISEPP link to the talk and a Q and A, which will be added here as soon as its … [Read more...] about Has Healthcare Gone Mad?

Random or Mad

October 12, 2023 1 Comment

No longer young, debatably more mature, but definitely older looking than the photograph below, David Healy figures he might now be able to deliver a decent lecture.  He's been invited to speak at an International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry in 2 weeks time - on October 28. The talk will cover some of the points mentioned in the last post - Psychotropic … [Read more...] about Random or Mad

From the French Revolution to A.I.

June 7, 2023 4 Comments

This is the second of two lectures organized by Fanny Dargent who has a longstanding interest in adolescence and its problems and the dangers of psychotropic medication, along with Ariane Denoyel, who has authored the French version of this lecture below, and the author of Génération Zombie, the leading book in French on these issues. The first lecture centres on the case of … [Read more...] about From the French Revolution to A.I.

Relationship Based Medicine

January 26, 2023 11 Comments

Some months ago I was asked by Paul Rosenfeld, who directs psychiatric training at Mount Sinai Hospital Morningside West, to give a lecture.  This took place on January 18.  There was a Q and A afterwards.  The talk was recorded and the video is here - Relationship Based Medicine. There will be two related talks, which will also feature in posts soon.  Relationship Based … [Read more...] about Relationship Based Medicine

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