Info Document Actions Print this The British Medical Journal published this article by Jan the controversial way Eli Lilly is trying to suppress is previously-secret files about Zyprexa, feel free to forward: Drug company seeks to suppress internal memos Date Published: Jan 13, 2007 03:00 AM Author: Jeanne Lenzer Source: British Medical Journal BMJ 2007;334:59…
Info Document Actions Print this The New York Times mentions MindFreedom in this article about the controversy over Eli Lilly’s formerly-secret documents on the psychiatric drug Zyprexa, including announcing the court hearing on 14 January 2007. Documents Borne by Winds of Free Speech Date Published: Jan 15, 2007 03:00 AM Author: Tom Zeller, Jr. Source:…
Info MindFreedom joins other disability rights group in speaking out to oppose how nine-year-old Ashley, who has intellectual and physical disabilities, is being given drugs to minimize her height and weight. Ashley X MindFreedom International joins the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF), ADAPT, the Feminist Response in Disability Activism (FRIDA) and numerous other…
Info Disability These documents explore the intersection between the disability movement and the movement to change the mental health system. MFI Ashley Alert: Nine-year-old given injections to stunt growth MindFreedom joins other disability rights group in speaking out to oppose how nine-year-old Ashley, who has intellectual and physical disabilities, is being given drugs to minimize…
Info Document Actions Print this Third article by journalist Evelyn Pringle published by OpEdNews about how Eli Lilly is seeking to suppress their in-house documents showing fraud and cover-up regarding the psychiatric drug Zyprexa. Public Has Right To Know Secrets Revealed In Zyprexa Documents Date Published: Jan 12, 2007 03:00 AM Author: Evelyn Pringle Source:…
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Info Outpatient Forced Psychiatry More and more citizens are required to take super-powerful psychiatric drugs against their will while living in their own homes out in the community. Today 42 US states allow courts to order “involuntary outpatient commitment.” An increasing number of countries are using “community treatment orders” and other techniques that make our…
Info Associated Press reports that a US soldier accused of murdering a family in Iraq had previously disclosed his desire to kill innocent Iraqui civilians, but had primarily been prescribed a powerful neuroleptic psychiatric drug Seroquel and returned to duty. Associated Press – 10 January 2007 Ex-soldier found to have ‘homicidal ideations’ months before family’s…
Info Veterans Mental Health Present and former military personnel and their family are often denied adequate alternatives and advocacy for mental and emotional well being. A troubling diagnosis in Iraq Associated Press reports that a US soldier accused of murdering a family in Iraq had previously disclosed his desire to kill innocent Iraqui civilians, but…
Info Document Actions Print this Quetiapine (Seroquel) is not a controlled substance and is not considered addictive by the medical system. Yet there are several reports describing abuse among inmates in jails and prisons of this neuroleptic psychiatric drug. Quetiapine (Seroquel) Addiction? Date Published: Jan 01, 2007 03:00 AM Author: EMIL R. PINTA, M.D. Source:…