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Senators heard a presentation on the qualitative results of the campus-wide DEI survey and a report on faculty gains and losses. The Steering Committee also reported on the Stanford Anti-Doxxing Policy.

The reasons many gave for not wanting to get treatment suggest the mental health system is not seen as providing safe and effective help.

Evidence continues to mount that antidepressants are ineffective, harm brain function and carry risks of serious side effects when taking or stopping the drugs.

Mark Horowitz and David Taylor provide advice on how to tell the difference between antidepressant withdrawal and depression relapse.

While the drugs are widely used, a new study sheds light on how little is known about their long-term benefits.

The Faculty Senate heard reports on campus security cameras and undergraduate education during Thursday’s meeting.

Senators opted to table votes related to replacing two current policies on conflict of interest and conflict of commitment with a single new policy Thursday. They also heard a presentation from the Emeriti/ae Council, as well as updates on the university’s COVID response and academic freedom discussions.

The people who run Mad in Finland have seen the failures of the psychiatric disease model and experienced its harms.

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