Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry: A Closer Look

Psychiatric medications, science, marketing, psychiatry in general, and occasionally clinical psychology. Questioning the role of key opinion leaders and the use of "science" to promote commercial ends rather than the needs of people with mental health concerns.

Sunday, January 14, 2007

Zyprexa Play by Play

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The New York Times has issued a play by play account of what has happened with those now famous Zyprexa documents . How the documents got...
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Friday, January 12, 2007

Breakin'

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I'll likely be away from the blog for a few days. I also may take a few days to reply to emails and comments.
Thursday, January 11, 2007

The Actonel Saga Continues

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Dr. Aubrey Blumsohn continues his battle with Procter & Gamble. The short story is that Procter & Gamble appears to have cooked th...
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Australia Issues Slap on Wrist

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A pharmaceutical trade group, Medicines Australia, has lightly punished some of its own. The authority [Meedicines Australia] received 27 ne...

Just the Zyprexa Facts, Ma'am

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Not the lies from the blogosphere (like this and this ) and the New York Times. Taking a page directly from Wal-Mart, Lilly has now set up...
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Check Out the Health Wonk Review...

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... and much more at Health Care Renewal . The HW Review has links to a number of interesting posts from various healthcare blogs. There i...

Metabolic Syndrome and SSRIs

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A recent study ( Raeder et al ., Dec 2006, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry) indicated that SSRIs were associated with abnominal obesity and e...
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

One Drug For Another...

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A recent study (Tiihonene et al., Am J Psychiatry 2007) compared aripiprazole (Abilify), methylphenidate (Ritalin) and placebo in the treat...
Tuesday, January 09, 2007

One Quote Says It All

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Dr. Graham Emslie, who has participated in a number of psychiatric drug trials for children, appeared in a brief interview clip on an Austin...

SSRIs and the Zyprexa Docs

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The AHRP blog is smoking hot with posts on SSRIs and the latest developments regarding the Zyprexa documents , which Lilly is still desper...

PharmedOut

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On occasion, lawsuits bring great good to the people. PharmedOut is one such example. At this new site, you can see such jewels as: The ...
Monday, January 08, 2007

One of Those Feel-Good Stories

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The Guardian has a neat story today about people with schizophrenia and depression who appear to benefit from playing soccer (football). An ...

The Creativity Crisis Continues

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I’ve mentioned this theme earlier. PharmaGossip and Merrill Goozner , among others have been banging this drum for much longer than I. Th...
Friday, January 05, 2007

Post Spree Blues

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After going on a binge of posts yesterday, I've got a several more pressing issues to tackle today. So I refer y'all to the PharmaM...
Thursday, January 04, 2007

Zyprexa: $500 Million in Lawsuits

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Lilly has agreed to shell out a half billion dollars to settle legal claims brought by those who claimed to be harmed by Zyprexa. There ar...
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Selling Zyprexa

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PharmaGossip has a great link to a video , purportedly of a Lilly drug rep discussing how he sold Zyprexa to docs. You should check out ...
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NASW and Janssen: Strange Bedfellows

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The National Association of Social Workers is coming under some serious heat from a group of its members. Why? Here’s the letter from the ...

I NEED my Quell, Man!

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Over at Furious Seasons, there is a great post about the possibility that for some, Seroquel might be addictive. Apparently, prison inmates...
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Newspeak Update:

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There is yet another article in the New York Times on Zyprexa today. It is not flattering. To make a long and sad story short, a patien...

Time to Vote

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Voting has begun and continues through Sunday January 14th. Your votes count as half and a panel of medical bloggers' votes count for h...
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CL Psych
I'm an academic with a respectable amount of clinical experience and no drug industry funding. Given my lack of time, don't expect multiple daily updates. Certain things about clinical psychology, the drug industry, psychiatry, and academics drive me nuts, and you'll probably pick up on these pet peeves before long...
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