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• 13 Jun 11
  

  Jeff ***

  Promoting honesty in medical education
  

  depression psychiatry medicine big pharma blog daily

• 17 Mar 11
  

  BehaveNet
  • doing therapy is fun
  • getting paid for having interesting and intimate conversations with people
• 26 Dec 10
  

  James Sheldon
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• 19 Jul 10
  

  J M

  carlatpsychiatry

• 16 May 10
  

  feedergoldfish

  My opinion, formed as a result of participating in many CME activities, is that allowing pharmaceutical companies to sponsor accredited medical education leads to many bad things, including biased education, corrupt physicians, and, ultimately, harm to ou

  health drugs medicine psychology ethics

• 27 Apr 10
  

  s. farooq razvi

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• 09 Mar 10
  

  michelt tremblay

  psychiatry marketing drugs corruption

  • --Temper dysregulation with dysphoria (TDD). A much more accurate way of categorizing children with explosive temper tantrums so that they don't get misdiagnosed as having bipolar disorder. This is a response to the fact that the diagnosis of bipolar disorder in children has increased 8,000% over the past decade.
  • A new paper, written by Glen Spielmans and Peter Parry and published in the journal Bioethical Inquiry, shows how various drug companies, particularly Eli Lilly and AstraZeneca, manipulated science and lied to doctors in order to sell their drugs. While this is not exactly news, the intriguing aspect of this article is that the authors reproduce e-mails and slides that are the smoking guns of deceptive sales practices. And let me tell you, these gun barrels are hot and you can still smell the gun powder.
• 13 Nov 09
  

  Kelly Askins

  psychiatry health healthcare policy drugs ethics

• 07 Sep 09
  

  Jeanne Smith

  antipharma

• 23 Jul 09
  

  Sigalon - The Swedish Frog

  The Carlat Blog versus the Carlat Report
  This is NOT The Carlat Psychiatry Report. It is "The Carlat Psychiatry Blog." Here are the differences: The Report is a peer-reviewed, non-industry biased, CME publication. The Blog is not peer-reviewed, is not ACCME-accredited, and is definitely very biased. My opinion, formed as a result of participating in many CME activities, is that allowing pharmaceutical companies to sponsor accredited medical education leads to many bad things, including biased education, corrupt physicians, and, ultimately, harm to our patients. So, if you arrived here for straightforward psychiatric information, click here instead. If you are interested in the tangled politics and economics of CME, read on!

  psychiatry health

• 05 Apr 09
  

  avivajazz jazzaviva

  medical psychiatry medicine blogs medblogs psychblogs psychiatric psychiatryblogs psychiatryblog

• 14 Aug 08
  

  Samantha GeeGee
• 26 Mar 08
  

  Christian Sinclair

  blog academic

• 26 Dec 07
  

  Mary Markland

  blogs drugs psychiatry pharmaceutical_companies media ndsuclass

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