Newsweek magazine – A New Vision for Mental Health

Antidepressants Work Better Than Sugar Pills Only 15 Percent of the Time

Author: Editorial 23rd September 2022 0 Comments

This article by Adam Piore has been published in Newsweek magazine. It begins: “Five years ago Mark Horowitz seemed an unlikely skeptic of psycho-pharmaceuticals. He had been taking the popular antidepressant Lexapro virtually every day for 15 years. He was so…
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Adam Piore, antidepressants, chemical imbalance theory, Mark Horowitz, Newsweek magazine, placebo effect, psychiatry, SSRIs

Is Marijuana the World’s Most Effective Treatment for Autism?

Author: Editorial 14th March 2018 0 Comments

From an article in Newsweek magazine : “It’s morning in Nahariya, a tiny Israeli town near the Lebanese border, and 4-year-old Benjamin is repeatedly smashing his head against the wall. He spins wildly in circles, screeching at full volume. As his mother tries frantically to…
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ADHD, autism, Israel, marijuana, Newsweek magazine, ritalin, ziprasidon