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Desperate Remedies Psychiatry’s Turbulent Quest to Cure Mental Illness

Andrew Scull

A For more than two hundred years, disturbances of the mind―the sorts of things that were once called “madness”―have been studied and treated by the medical profession. Mental illness, some insist, is a disease like any other, whose origins can be identified and from which one can be cured. But is...

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The Ben Shapiro Show

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The Ben Shapiro Show

This book, which details a history of psychiatry, was recommended as an example of the establishment touting atrocities as great things.

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You should read this book. It's called Desperate Remedies, I believe, which is a history of psychiatry, which is one atrocity after another, completely outside of science.

— Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: Don’t Call It A Re...

Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: Don’t Call It A Recession

This book, which details a history of psychiatry, was recommended as an example of the establishment touting atrocities as great things.

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You should read this book. It's called Desperate Remedies, I believe, which is a history of psychiatry, which is one atrocity after another, completely outside of science.

The Matt Walsh Show

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The Matt Walsh Show

They recommended reading the book, describing it as a history of psychiatry that recounts atrocities and failures of the field.

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You should read this book. It's called Desperate Remedies I believe which is a history of psychiatry which is one atrocity after another completely outside of science.

— Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: Don’t Call It A Re...

Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: Don’t Call It A Recession

They recommended reading the book, describing it as a history of psychiatry that recounts atrocities and failures of the field.

"

You should read this book. It's called Desperate Remedies I believe which is a history of psychiatry which is one atrocity after another completely outside of science.

Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: Don’t Call It A Recession

The speaker recommended the book as a history of psychiatry, describing it as an account of atrocities outside of science.

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You should read this book. It's called Desperate Remedies I believe which is a history of psychiatry which is one atrocity after another completely outside of science.

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