Promoting awareness of the dangers of antidepressants
On October 14, 2012, Tallulah Wilson (above), aged 15, died after being struck by a train in St Pancras Station, London. After her inquest this week, Sarah Wilson, mother of the gifted young ballerina, demanded action against the “toxic Continue reading Tallulah, aged 15
On the main railway line between Manchester and London, about 7 km south of Stoke-on-Trent station, is the now disused Wedgwood Station (right), where no trains have stopped for the past 10 years. In July last year, the local Continue reading Struck by a Train
(This article was originally published as a podcast, but is no longer available.) New research says millions of people in the UK who are simply feeling sad are being incorrectly diagnosed with depression. A study published in the British Medical Journal Continue reading “Sadness misdiagnosed as depression, expert warns” (by Vivienne Nunis)
Towards the end of 2012, I compiled a list of over 1600 antidepressant-related “suicides” in England and Wales from the past 10 years. The basic details gleaned from the inquest reports were also entered into a database. I published the Continue reading Review of the Year: 2013