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Wishful thinking dressed up in scientific terminology: a reply to Awais Aftab

Awais Aftab’s blog about the Sunday Times article on my new book, Chemically Imbalanced, was predictable. Like previous reactions to our serotonin paper, it illustrates how elements of the psychiatric profession attempt to control the message that gets out to the public. Aftab even subtitled his blog ‘British journalists and editors this is for you’.…

February 3, 2025 in Drug Effects, Politics.
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