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The bitterest pills : the troubling story of antipsychotic drugs

By:

Moncrieff, J

Publication details: Basingstoke Palgrave Macmillan 2013ISBN:

1137277432
9781137277435

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Summary: This book gives the history of antipsychotic drugs for psychiatric treatment, defining what they are and discussing their uses and effects, advantages and disadvantages. The author also questions the benefits of these interventions in today's expanding pharmaceutical mental health arena, highlighting, for instance, their toxic effects.

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This book gives the history of antipsychotic drugs for psychiatric treatment, defining what they are and discussing their uses and effects, advantages and disadvantages. The author also questions the benefits of these interventions in today's expanding pharmaceutical mental health arena, highlighting, for instance, their toxic effects.

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