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Like other physicians, they consult their manualsin this case the latest edition of the DSMand make their diagnosis accordingly. Or, perhaps more accurately, what happens when these messages are intentionally blocked out through various targeted therapies and pharmaceuticals? What happens when these messages are ignored?
H ow can psychiatry maintain its authority and influence despite its repeated scientific failures and lack of progress—now even acknowledged by key members of the psychiatric establishment and the mainstream media? How can psychiatry retain its authority and influence despite its scientific failures?
Third, his journal told of the corrupting influence of pharmaceutical money on the creation of psychiatric diagnoses and drug trials. Whitaker: There are those two funding sources, open access where people have to pay, or journals where they’re basically funded by pharmaceutical advertisements.
And how might your approach differ from someone not influenced by narrative theory or a post-psychiatry perspective? Many individuals have felt harmed by traditional psychiatric practices and have organized as activists to challenge or modify its influence. Could you elaborate on this?
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