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'The harm induced by psychiatric drugs is … well, mind boggling. As the marvelous painting by Amy Smith shows, they can put you into a state of limbo while inducing harm that can only be called torture—as evidenced by their use for precisely that purpose in communistic Russia.
Phil Barker and Poppy Buchanan-Barker have taken a hard look at the application of psychiatric drugs in First, do no harm: Confronting the myths of psychiatric drugs, published in the medical journal, Nursing Ethics. They focus on those who are in the front lines of forced drugging, the nurses. Few punches are pulled in this well documented take-down of modern psychiatry.
The paper makes four primary points, as summarized in the abstract. To clarify, the abstract is included, word for word, but itemized in a numerical list:'
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