Psychiatry beyond repair
Denise Winn has interviewed me for Human Givens Journal. It is one of the best interviews I have contributed to. Read it here.
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Denise Winn has interviewed me for Human Givens Journal. It is one of the best interviews I have contributed to. Read it here.
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By Peter C Gøtzsche Institute for Scientific Freedom Copenhagen 6 November 2023 The day after I was expelled from the Cochrane Governing Board and from the Cochrane Collaboration on 13 September 2018, four board members resigned in protest. Two days later, they gave their reasons in an email, “Why we resigned,” which they sent to
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By Peter C Gøtzsche Institute for Scientific Freedom Copenhagen 5 Dec 2023 Summary Official guidelines and statements from the authorities and psychiatrists have denied for decades that depression drugs can cause dependence, and this denial is still seen today. They also underestimate substantially the severity and duration of the withdrawal symptoms. They provide dangerous advice
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Sir Iain Chalmers, the founder of the Cochrane Collaboration, and Jeremy Howick invited me to give a lecture in 2019 at an MSc course in Oxford about the history and philosophy of evidence-based healthcare. They asked me to share my personal experiences and research on conflicts of interest under the heading, “Power versus rationality.” In
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We, a doctor and a lawyer, have grave concerns about the damaging physical and mental health impacts of the prevailing biological paradigm in psychiatry. We recommend an approach we call humanistic psychiatry. Humanistic psychiatry focuses on the patients’ troubles, and on how they can best be helped, respecting their experiences, values, preferences, and autonomy. Coercion
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Why some of us no longer want to publish in prestigious medical journals By Peter C Gøtzsche Institute for Scientific Freedom Copenhagen 14 November 2023 Being one of the few people in the world who have published over 100 papers in “the big five,” BMJ, Lancet, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine and New England
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Nachfolgend finden Sie nur die Abschnitte betreffend ADHS übersetzt mit chatGPT 3.5, open.ai und Bard, Google; diese Übersetzung wurde überarbeitet von Gabriel Morales Abellán, Lagerraum13.com; lesen Sie das ganze Buch kostenlos im Internet (Critical Psychiatry Textbook).
Lehrbuch der kritischen Psychiatrie: ADHD Read More »
Lyrics by Peter C Gøtzsche, 30 Nov 2022 After “Mother’s little helper” by the Rolling Stones 1966 Mick Jagger song: “And though she’s not really ill, there’s a little yellow pill …” Back then, it was about abuse of benzodiazepines. Today, it is exactly the same with the abuse of depression pills, which have taken
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By Peter C Gøtzsche Institute for Scientific Freedom Copenhagen 6 October 2023 When the COVID-19 pandemic spread all over the world in early 2020, the Chinese government covered up its origin.1,2 The Chinese cover up quickly extended to US academics with conflicts of interest, prestigious medical journals, the media, and the key advisor to the
Origin of COVID-19: The biggest cover up in medical history Read More »
A new Report on improving mental health outcomes, a collaboration of scholars, activists, and survivors (James Gottstein, Esq, Peter C. Gøtzsche, MD, David Cohen, PhD, Chuck Ruby, PhD, Faith Myers) demonstrates that the mental health system’s standard interventions (especially overreliance on drugs and incarceration into psychiatric facilities) are harmful, counter-productive, and forced on unwilling patients.
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