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In 1992, CCHR formally submitted to the World Psychiatric Association, the World Federation for Mental Health and the Mental Health Division of the World Health Organisation information concerning the psychiatric atrocities committed in the region formerly called Yugoslavia.

CCHR presented the same information about psychiatry’s role in initiating and conducting the "ethnic cleansing" atrocities in Bosnia-Herzegovina to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.

On September 1, 1999, members of the Council of Europe signed a Resolution, "Human suffering and degradation following ethnic cleansing," that recognised the two psychiatrists as "the architects of the ethnic cleansing campaign" in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia.]]> 1216803989 Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:06:29 +0100 http://www.cchr.org.uk/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1216393668&archive= by Mike Adams (see all articles by this author)

(NaturalNews) It comes as no surprise to anyone who's been following school shootings all the way back to the Colombine High massacre in Colorado: Every young, male shooter that has gone on a killing spree in the United States also has a history of treatment with psychotropic drugs -- typically SSRI antidepressants. These shootings have three things in common: 1) The shooters are young males. 2) The shooters exhibit a mind-numbed disconnect with reality. 3) The shooters have a history of taking psychiatric medications.

This latest shooting by 27-year-old Stephen Kazmierczak shares the same three factors. Stephen was considered a "normal, undistressed person," according to press reports. He was considered "an outstanding student" and even received a Dean's Award for outstanding work in sociology. So what happened to Stephen's brain that caused him to snap and open fire on students in a college classroom?

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Learn more about the unholy alliance between psychiatry and Pharma by visiting PsychConflicts.org]]> 1216387097 Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:18:17 +0100 http://www.cchr.org.uk/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1213997852&archive=
Brian Daniel's spokesperson for CCHR stated: "Raj Persaud's dishonesty makes a mockery of the title doctor in favour of making a quick buck at other people's expense."

"Dishonesty within the psychiatric industry is coming to light more and more these days and we hope this will serve to warn the public to question and look for themselves not just at a clinical level but at an academic level too.

This case follows on the heels of a similar finding where, Dr Biederman, a top psychiatric researcher at Harvard University, along with two colleagues, recently confessed with failing to disclose $1.6 M income from drug companies brought to light by US Senator Grassley.]]> 1213997852 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 22:37:32 +0100 http://www.cchr.org.uk/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1213884814&archive=
On June 8, 2008, the New York Times reported the following about Joseph Biederman: "A world-renowned Harvard child psychiatrist whose work has helped fuel an explosion in the use of powerful anti-psychotic medicines in children earned at least $1.6 million in consulting fees from drug makers from 2000 to 2007 but for years did not report much of this income to university officials, according to information given congressional investigators."

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link to book Commonsense Rebellion...

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The Harvard group's consulting arrangements with drug makers were already controversial because of the researchers' advocacy of unapproved uses of psychiatric medicines in children.

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By now, it’s old news that drug companies use extreme sales tactics to influence doctors’ prescribing habits, but to hear the extent of just how far things go -- buying doctors’ swimming pools or using sexual innuendos to make sales -- is still shocking." Dr. Mercola

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The Parliamentary Food and Health Forum want more money spent on researching the link between diet, nutritional supplements and mental health; doctors to be better educated; mental health patients to be checked for nutritional deficiencies as a first line procedure on the NHS; and government funded healthy breakfast clubs at schools; government campaigns promoting the importance of optimum nutrition for mental health.
Patrick Holford, director of the educational charity, Food for the Brain says: “Less than half a percent of all money for medical research is spent on nutrition largely because there are no patented, profitable drugs at the end of it. Most doctors today have virtually no training in this area and simply don’t know that improving diet and supplementing specific nutrients often works as well, if not better than drugs for treating depression and mental illness. We welcome this report, which fairly and squarely recommends that government should put more money where our mouths are."

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December 11, 2007

Looking back, 2007 will perhaps be remembered as the year Big Pharma moved away from chemical-based drugs and fully embraced the biologics revolution. AstraZeneca, Sanofi, and (most notably) Pfizer--among many others--have announced sweeping changes that involve boosting investment in biotech drugs. The shift is due to a number of factors. Many of the world’s biggest blockbuster drugs are coming off patent in the next few years, and there aren’t many pharmaceuticals in the pipelines to replace them; Generics are expected to cut $67 billion from top drug makers' annual U.S. sales between 2007 and 2012. Additional, biologics are far less susceptible to the generic competition that’s chipping away at Big Pharma’s bottom line...

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December 6, 2007

Yes, generic competition has become something of a mantra in the drug industry. But we're going to start the chant again, because The Wall Street Journal took a close look at just how much revenue the industry will lose over the next few years--and posits that Big Pharma's gilded age will soon be history...

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