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Mad in America’s 10 Most Popular Articles in 2023

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H ere we highlight the top ten of Mad in America’s most read blogs and personal stories of 2023. DOOCE: A Case Study on the Failure of Psychiatry A selfie of mommy blogger Heather Armstrong in 2019 (Facebook) In May 2023, J.A. The post Mad in America’s 10 Most Popular Articles in 2023 appeared first on Mad In America.

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Medical Journals Refuse to Retract Fraudulent Trial Reports That Omitted Suicidal Events in Children

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O n 3 August 2023, I wrote to the editors of two medical journals and called for retraction of three fraudulent reports of placebo-controlled trials of depression drugs in children and adolescents. 4,5 I asked Emslie and the manufacturer, Eli Lilly, if they wanted to restore the trials. The fraud was grave. This is fraud.

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The Clinical, Social, and Cultural Harm of an Iatrogenic Psychiatry

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In 2023, BMJ Oncology reported , “Global incidence of early-onset cancer increased by 79.1% The DSM manufactures illness from normal human reactions by some individuals in response to some environments. Modern medicine also depoliticizes sources of illness and thereby pacifies people so as to not fight against unhealthy conditions.

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MindFreedom’s Shield Program: Working to Free People from Psychiatric Incarceration and Forced Treatment

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Somatics LLC marked a watershed moment for advocates who have fought for decades for ECT device manufacturer accountability. In June, the California Supreme Court’s decision in Himes v.

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Upcoming ECT Legislation Needs to Be Revised

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Dubey, 2023). Dubey, 2018; Egan, 2018; Ejaredar & Hagen, 2014; Farnsworth, 2016; Grant, 2006; Greer, 2016; Halle & Nelson, 2019; Harris, 2023; Larkin, 2022; Life After ECT Inc., 2025; MindFreedom International, 2016; Murphy, 2021; Ogles, 2023; Oppenheim, 2022; Oprison, 2021; Read, 2022; Read et al., 2022, June 19).

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STAR*D: The Harms of Orchestrated Psychiatric Fraud

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We showed how STAR*D’s authors had manipulated the data to manufacture fraudulent results. Pigott’s 2023 publication in the British Medical Journal of data obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, which appeared not many months before that story, documents STAR*D’s flagrantly erroneous data analyses.