The Texas Judge Who Orders Patients to Take Their Meds – The Wall Street Journal
The Texas Judge Who Orders Patients to Take Their Meds The Wall Street Journal
Category: Mental Health
The Texas Judge Who Orders Patients to Take Their Meds The Wall Street Journal
Exclusive: Katie Sidle warns of more avoidable deaths without major changes after inquest found missed chances to save sibling A consultant neurologist whose brother died after a series of failures by an NHS mental health trust has warned there will be more avoidable deaths without fundamental reform of psychiatric care. Dr Katie Sidle’s concerns about […]
The latest advert by the Alzheimer’s Society is shocking, but it tells the harsh reality about the disease that is the leading cause of death in Britain We see a man giving a speech at his mother’s wake. It starts off as you might expect. But he goes on to tell us how his mother died […]
Members of the prison population globally had a range of complex and often overlapping physical and mental health conditions.
The Howard Center for Investigative Journalism, working in collaboration with The Associated Press, identified 11 other deaths in nonshooting police encounters in Nevada from 2012 to 2021. Like Scott …
Mumbai: Dadar police has arrested cab driver in the case of raping a minor girl. The police officer said that the girl is mentally ill and the driver lured her and took her with him and raped her. A …
‘Multiple people live within this body – I am only one of them’ inews
Nicola Coughlan goes deep in a bleak millennials comedy of mental illness; fellow ex-Derry Girl Louisa Harland cuts a dash in Sally Wainwright’s bold Disney adventure; and Ewan McGregor makes for a rousing Russian aristo Big Mood (Channel 4) | channel4.com Renegade Nell Disney+ A Gentleman in Moscow Paramount+Ukraine: Enemy in the Woods (BBC Two) […]
Accused Subway Shover Found Little Help in New York’s Chaotic Shelters The New York Times
In this fascinating book, a survivor of a life-threatening illness chronicles the history of health anxiety and ponders whether it is a rational response to our flawed bodies In the 14th century, King Charles VI of France suffered from a curious, but by no means original, delusion. He believed his body was made entirely of […]