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Tag Archives: suicide
New Study Finds Heightened Risk of Suicide Linked to Involuntary Psychiatric Hospitalization
Researchers find that on average, one suicide occurred for every 64 discharges from forced psychiatric hospitalization, with the suicide rate highest for 25- to 29-year olds and males. The study adds new urgency to eliminating coercive psychiatric practices. Continue reading
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Tagged Coercive psychiatry, Involuntary Commitment, suicide, Szasz, United Nations, WHO
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NEW CCHR DOCUMENTARY EXPOSES DEADLY LINK BETWEEN PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS AND VIOLENCE
For many years the documented correlation between psychiatric drug use and violent behavior has been largely ignored. Continue reading
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Tagged Psychiatric Drugs, Side Effects, suicide, violence
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Some Involuntary Commitments Lead to Twice the Risk of Death or Charge of Violent Crime After Discharge, New Research Finds
New study finds that psychiatric hospitalization for some people doubles the risk of suicide, overdose death, and violence, adding to the medical literature indicating forced psychiatric treatment can do more harm than good. Continue reading
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Tagged Coercive psychiatry, Crime, Involuntary Commitment, Mental Health, suicide, violence, WHO
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New Report Reveals Involuntary Commitment in North Carolina Hospital Emergency Departments is Overused, Misused, and Harmful
Report finds individuals held against their will for mental health conditions may not be given due process for extended periods of time, may be subjected to abusive treatment while detained, and may endure serious disruptions to their lives. Continue reading
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Tagged Abuse, Coercive psychiatry, Involuntary Commitment, North Carolina, Racism, suicide, WHO
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Research Results Suggest Patients’ “Treatment-Resistant Depression” May Actually Be Antidepressants’ Failure
Even clinicians call for an approach to alleviating depression that does not rely on antidepressants, which research has found to have questionable effectiveness and increased risks of serious side effects. Continue reading
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Tagged antidepressant, Depression, Side Effects, suicide, violence, Withdrawal
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Hallucinogen Use Leading to Hospital Visit More Than Doubles Risk of Premature Death, New Research Indicates
A new study has found that needing acute care after hallucinogen use is associated with a significantly increased risk of death within 5 years, especially from suicide, compared with the general population. Continue reading
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Tagged ecstasy, FDA, Hallucinogens, Ketamine, MDMA, Mental Health, psilocybin, psychedelics, Side Effects, suicide
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End the Fraud and Abuse of Involuntary Psychiatric Detentions
Research indicates psychiatric confinements against a person’s will have been increasing at three times the rate of the increase in population. Investigations and U.S. Justice Department complaints have alleged that patients have been held and their insurance billed unnecessarily. Continue reading
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Tagged Coercive psychiatry, Fraud, Human Rights, Involuntary Commitment, suicide, WHO
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New Study Warns of High Dose “ADHD” Drugs Inducing Psychosis
CCHR has documented psychosis and violent behavior linked to any dose of the drugs and wants them prohibited as a treatment for the 3.1 million American children put at risk by taking them. Continue reading
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Tagged Adderall, ADHD, FDA, Psychiatric Drugs, psychosis, Schools, suicide, violence
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Investigation Exposes Psychiatric Facilities that Wrongly Held Patients Against Their Will
Involuntary commitments to psychiatric facilities have increased over the last decade. Evidence indicates many are unlawful detainments, but facilities bill patients and their insurance providers. Continue reading
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Tagged Coercive psychiatry, Fraud, Insurance, Involuntary Commitment, Medicaid, Medicare, suicide, United Nations, WHO
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