Info Document Actions Print this How to use wikipedia. How to monitor wikipedia articles that you care about for accuracy, bias, or possible deletion. How to Monitor Wikipedia Articles Author: Mike Tierney Scenario one: Lets say you’re a big Beatles fan or Wu-Tang Clan fan. Or maybe you like NASCAR or the Iron Chef. Maybe you…
Info Vara Adams is a psychiatric survivor musician who is working on an album of songs that challenge the current mental health system. She has three of the six songs recorded so far. We’ve been enjoying these first three at the MindFreedom office! Go Vara! Vara Adams has recorded three of six songs for her…
Info Because of a MindFreedom alert, many people wrote to the USA National Institute of Mental Health by the 21 Dec. 2007 deadline with comments about NIMH research goals over the next three to five years. Read some of the remarks and find out how to contact NIMH after the deadline. With a few exceptions,…
The musical group Brazilian Girls has created their own new melody and percussion for the ancient song “Die Gedanken Sind Frei” (Thoughts Are Free). Here they are performing their version live in New York City’s Anamorphic. Click to listen and watch. To view this content the following requirements must be fulfilled: Adobe Flash Player version…
Info Wikipedia This folder has tips, ideas, suggestions about using wikipedia, in its spirit of open information, to disseminate information about human rights and alternatives in the mental health system. What is Wikipedia and Why Should We Care ? This MindFreedom page discusses the rather unique internet encyclopedia – wikipedia.org. Sub-pages discuss: How to monitor…
Info It is helpful to use other phrases for people who have in the past been described as “mentally ill.” This is a living essay, and the author updates it periodically. If you have any feedback or suggestions let the author know c/o the MindFreedom office. [Modified 8/28/12.] Let’s Find Language More Inclusive Than…
Info This letter by David Oaks is a reply to Pfizer’s response to a request for evidence supporting their claim that a chemical imbalance in the brain underlies major depressive disorder. 16 April 2004 Oaks – Clary.pdf — PDF document, 71Kb Document Actions Print this
Info This is a letter from David Oaks to the FCC, FDA, and FTC, addressing the unsupported claims of a chemical imbalance in the brain made by Pfizer in their advertisements for the drug Zoloft. 16 April 2004 FCC FDA FTC.pdf — PDF document, 70Kb Document Actions Print this
Info This letter from MindFreedom’s scientific panel addresses Pfizer’s failure to provide evidence to support their claim of a chemical imbalance in the brain. 11 March 2004 Panel – Clary.pdf — PDF document, 72Kb Document Actions Print this
Info MindFreedom International’s Correspondence with Pfizer In 2004, MindFreedom challenged pharmaceutical giant Pfizer to produce evidence of the chemical imbalance its drugs were advertised to correct. This folder contains a record of the correspondence that took place. 9 December 2003 – Letter from David Oaks to the FCC, FDA and FTC 9 December 2003 –…
Notifications