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In today’s unpredictable, chaotic world, we’re in search of anything that offers hope for humanity.  Years ago when I first met my boyfriend, Mat...

In Memoriam: Paula Joan Caplan 276 Paula Caplan, a prolific writer, playwright, and social activist, who for decades was one of the most prominent critics of psychiatry and its diagnoses, died on Wednesday from cancer. She was 74. In 1996, Paula Caplan published a withering critique of the creation of DSM IV, They Say You’re Crazy: How the World’s Most Powerful Psychiatrists Decide Who’s Normal. She had been a consultant to the DSM IV task force in the earlier stages of its work, and with this insider’s experience informing the book, she described a process for defining “normalcy�...

Sirius move forward with Kobelco As part of their fleet regeneration programme The Sirius Group invest over £1.2m in fuel-efficient Kobelco excavators, supplied by Molson Equipment... Headquartered in Leeds with strategically placed offices across the country, The Sirius Group undertake a wide range of services to the built environment from planning and geo-technical consultancy to delivering remediation, demolition and renewable energy projects, all under the one roof. As part of the company’s drive to operate the most fuel-efficient equipment available, they have added four SK300LC-10E, ...

Psychiatric Industry Aiming to Profit from Racism, Targets African Americans January 28, 2021 Excerpted from the Citizens Commission on Human Rights Colorado website WASHINGTON, DC, USA, January 28, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — While many Americans see the recent racial tension in this country as an opportunity to address the issue of racial injustice, the psychiatric-pharmaceutical industry sees it as an opportunity to expand their reach – very profitably – into the African American community. Psychiatrists, psychologists, and mental health groups, many funded by pharmaceutical companies,...

>> and a surprise rate cut from the bank of thailand is hitting home in yet another emerging economy. er you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> good morning to you. so much to get to in today's program. kelly is a little bleary eyed this morning. >> it's because i watched the debate this morning. >> you just happened to wake up at the exact moment that debate started? >> i thought i'll just watch it for two or three minutes to get an idea of what's g 90 minutes later. >> and your initial thoughts? >> i saw the first one because i w...