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Drugs? Bust. The Epidemic of Mental Illness & The Illusion of Psychiatry
Over two editions of the NYRB, Harvard’s Marcia Angell, former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, examines the ‘epidemic of Mental Illness’ in modern America as well as ruminating on the implications of the next edition of DSM, … Continue reading
Posted in New York Review of Books
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