A Glimpse Into the Brain, Drawn by the Father of Neuroscience
From The New York Times: A new exhibit at the Grey Gallery at New York University presents 80 hand-drawn renderings of the brain by Santiago...
Throwback Thursday: The Daily Show on the Pharmaceutical Drug Epidemic
On The Daily Show, Michael Che interviews MIA contributor Peter Gøtzsche and discovers that pharmaceutical companies and drug cartels have more in common than one might think.
Sunday Humor: Study Finds Therapy and Antidepressants Equally Effective At Monetizing Depression
-The Onion< reviews a new study that finds gold in them thar patients.
Big Pharma and AMA Respond to John Oliver
WSJ Pharmalot links to comedian John Oliver's satirical criticism of marketing in medicine, and provides responses from the Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America and the American Medical Association.
Sunday Oddity: Psychotropic Drug Ads from the Past
Misbehaving children, anxious housewives, and a man's happy Quaalude-created morning with his family highlight a random collection of psychotropic drug advertisements from the past...
âNew Anti-Drug Program Teaches Teens To Resist Psychiatristâs Constant Pressure To Use Drugsâ
The satirical news site the Onion took aim at psychiatrists and overprescribing to children and adolescents last week with this headline. âA lot of...
Sunday Oddity: Stats on Psych Drugs in Hip Hop
Project Know, an addiction education website, has a graphical statistical analysis of mentions of different types of drugs in hip hop music from 1988...
âDavid Bowie, Psychosis and Positive Nonconformityâ
For MinnPost, Susan Perry discusses the late singer-songwriter and actor David Bowie and his experiences with psychosis. She highlights the work of psychologist Vaughan Bell, who details how Bowieâs family history of psychosis is reflected in his work, and Stephanie Pappas, explaining âwhy Bowieâs positive expression of nonconformity has helped so many people who feel like misfits.â
âHow James Bond is Helping Mental Health Diagnosisâ
âThe paper, The  psychopathology of James Bond, and its implications for the revision of the DSM-007, has just won first prize in the Australian Medical Journal's...