Monthly Archives: November 2012
Antidepressants don’t kill; doctors prescribing them do
“Joe Mazella . . . killed himself three years ago under the effects of antidepressants.” The doctor did not see the patient for ten years, nevertheless he doubled the patient’s prescription for Paxil. The state Health Dept. has put him … Continue reading
Posted in depression, doctor, drugs, mental health, mental illness, patient, physician, psychiatric patient, psychiatrist, psychiatry, Suicide
Tagged antidepressants, doctors, drugs, suicide
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Crowley & Crowley vs. Gottlieb & Therapeutic Services
From Anonymous: “There is a lawsuit pending in Kent County, Michigan against Mr. Richard Gottlieb. The case was filed May 8, 2012 and is captioned Don Crowley and Claire Crowley, Plaintiffs vs. Richard Gottlieb, Defendant and Therapeutic Services, P.C., Defendant; case number … Continue reading
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Tagged Crowley, liability, malpractice, negligence, Richard Gottlieb
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Behind the Locked Doors of Inpatient Psychiatry 