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HKUMed team estimates a moderate link between antipsychotic use and breast cancer by over 30%

A research team from the Centre for Safe Medication Practice and Research (CSMPR), Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy, LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong (HKUMed) conducted the world's first systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies with over two million individuals and estimated a moderate association between antipsychotic use and breast cancer by over 30%.
Francisco Lai Tsz Tsun Emily Henderson Centre For Safe Medication Practice University Of Hong Kong Hkumed Psychiatric Sciences Research Assistant Professor

Human Rights Watch's Opposition to CARE Court (CA SB 1338)

Human Rights Watch has carefully reviewed SB 1338 , the amendments to SB 1338, and the proposed framework for the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Court created by CalHHS, and must respectfully voice our strong opposition. CARE Court promotes a system of involuntary, coerced treatment, enforced by an expanded judicial infrastructure, that will, in practice, simply remove unhoused people with perceived mental health conditions from the public eye without effectively addressin...
United States Los Angeles Lisa Aliferis Robertc Schwartz Lunna Lopes Mollyann Brodie
Source: hrw.org

Opposition to CARE Court (SB 1338) as Amended June 16, 2022

Human Rights Watch has carefully reviewed SB 1338, the amendments to SB 1338, and the proposed framework for the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Court created by CalHHS, and must respectfully voice our strong opposition. CARE Court promotes a system of involuntary, coerced treatment, enforced by an expanded judicial infrastructure, that will, in practice, simply remove unhoused people with perceived mental health conditions from the public eye without effectively addressing...
United States Los Angeles Lisa Aliferis Robertc Schwartz Lunna Lopes Mollyann Brodie
Source: hrw.org

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Human Rights Watch's Opposition to CARE Court (SB 1338)

Human Rights Watch has carefully reviewed SB 1338 , the amendments to SB 1338, and the proposed framework for the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Court created by CalHHS, and must respectfully voice our strong opposition. CARE Court promotes a system of involuntary, coerced treatment, enforced by an expanded judicial infrastructure, that will, in practice, simply remove unhoused people with perceived mental health conditions from the public eye without effectively addressin...
United States Los Angeles Lisa Aliferis Robertc Schwartz Lunna Lopes Mollyann Brodie
Source: hrw.org

Investegate |COMPASS Pathways Announcements | COMPASS Pathways: COMPASS Pathways presents largest ever study of psilocybin therapy, at American Psychiatric Association annual meeting

Investegate announcements from COMPASS Pathways, COMPASS Pathways presents largest ever study of psilocybin therapy, at American Psychiatric Association annual meeting
United States United Kingdom City Of Ekaterina Malievskaia Davidj Hellerstein Susanc Stansfield

Letter to California Senate Appropriations Committee

Human Rights Watch has carefully reviewed SB 1338[1] and the proposed framework for the Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Court created by CalHHS,[2] and must respectfully voice our strong opposition. CARE Court promotes a system of involuntary, coerced treatment, enforced by an expanded judicial infrastructure, that will, in practice, simply remove unhoused people with perceived mental health conditions from the public eye without effectively addressing those mental health c...
United States California State Capitol Los Angeles Lisa Aliferis Robertc Schwartz Anthony Portantino
Source: hrw.org

Study shows inequality in access to and quality of psychiatric care for children with migrant backgrounds

Children with migration backgrounds in Sweden are less likely than other children to receive recommended treatment for psychiatric diagnoses such as ADHD and depression, a paper from Karolinska Institutet published in the journal Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences reports.
Karolinska Institutet Ester Gubi Emily Henderson Psychiatric Sciences Department Of Global Public Health Global Public Health

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