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Drugs and Addictions
Addiction Is a Choice, Jeffrey Schaler
After Prohibition, Timothy Lynch
Beyond the War on Drugs, Steven Wisotsky
Ceremonial Chemistry, Thomas Szasz
Diseasing of America, Stanton Peele
Friedman and Szasz on Liberty and Drugs, Milton Friedman, Thomas Szasz
Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts, Lynn Etta Zimmer, John P. Morgan
Our Right to Drugs, Thomas Szasz
Selling Serenity, Andrew Meacham
The Truth about Addiction and Recovery, Stanton PeeleMedical Practice and Error
American Health Care, Mark Pauly, Roger Feldman (eds.)
Between Doctors and Patients, Lilian Furst
Confessions of a Medical Heretic, Robert S. Mendelsohn
Crossing the Quality Chasm, Institute of Medicine
Current Research on Patient Safety in the United States, Cooper et al.
ER: Enter at Your Own Risk, Joel Cohen
Error Reduction in Health Care, Patrice L. Spath (editor)
How to Get out of the Hospital Alive, Sheldon Blau, Elaine Shimberg
Human Error in Medicine, Marilyn Sue Bogner
Medical Blunders, Robert M. Youngson Ian Schott
Medical Error, Marilynn M. Rosenthal and Kathleen M. Sutcliffe (editors)
Medical Mishaps, Linda Mulcahy, Marilynn M. Rosenthal, Sally M. Lloyd-Bostock
Medical Nightmares, S. Mciver
Medicare's Midlife Crisis, Sue A. Blevins
The Power of Life or Death, Fabian Tassano
Power to the Patient, Isadore Rosenfeld
Patient Power, John Goodman, Gerald Musgrave
Patient Power, Richard Podell, William Procter
Patient Power, Patricia Parsons, Arthur Parsons (editors)
Quality in Health Care, Nancy O. Graham
Reducing Medication Errors and Recovering Costs, Chip Caldwell, Charles Denham
Take This Book to the Hospital with You, Charles Inlander, Ed Weiner
Take This Book to the Obstetrician with You, Charles Inlander, Karla Morales
Take This Book to the Pediatrician with You, Charles Inlander, Lynne Dodson
The Theology of Medicine, Thomas Szasz
To Err is Human, Institute of Medicine
Psychiatry and "Mental Health"
Books by Thomas S. Szasz
New! Liberation by Oppression | Review
Anti-Freud | Ideology and Insanity
Law, Liberty and Psychiatry | Lexicon of Lunacy
The Manufacture of Madness | The Myth of Mental Illness
The Myth of Psychotherapy | The Myth of Psychotherapy (audio)
Psychiatric Justice | Psychiatric Slavery
Schizophrenia | Sex by Prescription
The Therapeutic State | The Untamed TongueBooks by Peter Breggin
Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry
Ritalin Is Not the Answer | Talking Back to Prozac
Talking Back to Ritalin | Toxic Psychiatry
Your Drug May Be Your ProblemBlaming the Brain, by Elliot Valenstein
Child Sexual Abuse and False Memory Syndrome, Robert A Baker (ed)
Electroshock: The Case Against, Robert F. Morgan
Great and Desperate Cures, Elliot Valenstein (used only)
How to Become a Schizophrenic, John Modrow (used only)
Mind Games, Robert A. Baker
Pseudoscience in Biological Psychiatry, Ross Conlin and Pam Alvin
They Call it Hypnosis, Robert A. BakerMedical History
New! Mad in America, Robert Whitaker | Review | More info
Madness: A Brief History, Roy Porter
Murderous Science, Benno Meuller-Hill
Reviews
Murderous science
Elimination by scientific selection of Jews, Gypsies, and others in Germany, 1933-1945
by Benno Müller-Hill
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Plainview, NY. 1998.
"What can we learn about anthropology and psychiatry from the massive experiment of the National Socialist anthropologists and psychiatrists? I believe that I have made it clear that we are not dealing here with defects on the character of a few individuals, but rather with defects in psychiatry and anthropology as a whole."Medicare's midlife crisis
by Sue A. Blevins, President, Institute for Health Freedom
"We won't regain control over our health care until we learn the lessons revealed through an examination of Medicare's history and consider the steps Blevins recommends for dealing with Medicare today."
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