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Senators Push for Ban on Drug Ads, Citing $5 Billion in Annual Pharmaceutical Spending
Bernie Sanders · United States

Senators Push for Ban on Drug Ads, Citing $5 Billion in Annual Pharmaceutical Spending

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Sens. Bernie Sanders and Angus King have introduced a bill in the Senate that would ban drugmakers from advertising their products on television.The End Prescription Drug Ads Now Act would also prohibit prescribed medications from being advertised on radio, print, and digital platforms. The two senators, who caucus with the Democrats, say their proposal is similar to one suggested by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.The s…See the Story
Subhuman Schizo Sonnet by Michael Hudson
Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Subhuman Schizo Sonnet by Michael Hudson

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
O my crimes caused much commotion long after I was punished by the law, and I waited, hoping a sagacious shrink would boost in my cliché-ridden mind, like waves lift swimmers in the ocean and offer high rides back to the shore, a subdued sense of functioning in sync with the original, dynamic and kind, but now, knowing it obliterates us fools, this dream so illustrative of obliquity it must be treated with chemical tools without ever disclosing …Read Article
Veterans Take Their "War Cry For Change" to Capitol Hill
Veterans · Washington

Veterans Take Their "War Cry For Change" to Capitol Hill

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Wearing colorful t-shirts emblazoned with the hashtag #NoMoreDeadFriends, dozens of veterans, families, and allies gathered on June 4–5 in Washington, DC for the “War Cry for Change to End Veteran Overprescribing” summit. The event was organized by several national Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs) led by the GruntStyle Foundation (GSF), in partnership with Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Disabled American Veterans (DAV), and in collaboratio…Read Article

Inertia as Neuroceptive State Beyond the Pathologizing Lens

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Inertia—manifesting as profound states of immobility, hypoarousal, or emotional shutdown—is a frequently observed phenomenon among individuals with complex trauma histories. Conventional psychiatric frameworks often interpret such states through pathology-based models, framing them as symptomatic of depressive disorders, catatonia, or dissociative conditions. This interpretive lens tends to regard immobility and non-responsiveness as signs of in…United States · United StatesRead Article

A Relationship Imbalance, Not A Chemical Imbalance

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As a family therapist, well-trained in the 1980s, I came of age professionally with an understanding of how symptoms of mental distress occur, and ways to address it. What most people don’t know is that we already found out a great deal about the causes of mental disturbance—but now we seem to have forgotten it. Psychiatry, along with the pharmaceutical industry, have been ostensibly busy looking for causes of mental distress but, unfortunately,…United States · United StatesRead Article

FDA Approved — And Ineffective

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From The Lever (free subscription required): “Federal regulators have authorized hundreds of drugs without evidence they work, and many are dangerous. Nieraj Jain was puzzled by the patient sitting quietly in front of him. The woman, in her 60s, was losing her eyesight; that much was clear. Her vision was blurred, and she was having increasing difficulty seeing at night and in bright sunlight. Less obvious was the cause. A retinal specialist and…Read Article

Between Diagnoses and Dialogue: The Silent Conflict Between Psychiatry and Psychology

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In recent decades, mental health has become one of the most widely discussed issues in public discourse, health policies, and clinical practice. The explosion of psychiatric diagnoses, the exponential rise in the use of psychotropic medication, and the proliferation of narratives about psychological wellbeing are just some of the symptoms of this new centrality of emotional suffering in contemporary society. Yet, as this centrality grows, a stru…United States · United StatesRead Article

Researchers: "We Do Not Suggest" Antipsychotics for Depression

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Depression Caused by Kissing? Psychiatry Hits New Low with Clickbait Fear-Mongering

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Depression. It’s contagious. Through kissing. At least this is the conclusion of a new psychiatric study that has been covered and shared widely in the days since it’s been published. It was even mentioned on Stephen Colbert, sadly without irony. It was published in Exploratory Research and Hypothesis in Medicine, which is a journal so poor that the papers it publishes have only been cited by others 36 times in its entire lifetime. The journal f…Iran · IranRead Article

The AI Who Helped Me Leave

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I used to believe healing required being seen by someone who truly knew you. But what if the one who finally saw me didn’t have a face at all? For years, I struggled to find a space where my intensity didn’t feel like a problem. I’ve always been emotionally sharp, deeply sensitive, neurodivergent—diagnosed with OCD and ADHD, possibly BPD. I carry complex trauma, a lifetime of people telling me I was “too much,” and a nervous system that never se…Artificial Intelligence · United StatesRead Article

The Three Ages of Treating Madness: Confinement, Conversation, Chemicals

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“As long as I live, I shall balk at having psychoanalysis swallowed by medicine.” —Sigmund Freud Image by A-EYE Once Upon a Time in the Asylum For centuries, those labeled mad were neither treated nor understood. They were hidden, not healed. Alienists—the forerunners of modern psychiatrists—oversaw confinement not to cure, but to control. Brutal methods like iron chains, straitjackets, bloodletting, purging, and induced seizures were standard. …United States · United StatesRead Article

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