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Even though one in 100 adults in England lives with a 'schizophrenia diagnosis,' the condition continues to be surrounded by myths and misconceptions.

Understanding the legacy of Nazi murders of psychiatric patients is essential when building more humane services today.

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A song written for an online festival in the UK run by Jo Watson's Drop the Disorder group. The title is a direct quote from Prof. John Read: 'Bad things happen and they fuck you up.

CCHR: Although there are numerous reasons for acts of mass violence, funding poured into violence prevention mental health programs has ignored a pivotal source

New research reveals that patients are often not given fully informed consent before being prescribed antipsychotics.

The largest ever study of the thoughts of antidepressant users reveals that many have vastly different experiences on the drugs.

With just over four months to go until the 2022 General Election, Rhode Islanders hoping to serve their communities on local town councils, school committees and in the General Assembly

GENERAL Sir Nick Carter, who retired as head of Britains Armed Forces last year, seems an unlikely fan of the rave-scene drug ecstasy.

A recent article reports on the successes and challenges of three new Soteria-style houses, an effective alternative to psychiatric hospitalization initiated in California in the 1970s.