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MENTAL HEALTH
Orlando Death Spotlights a Psychiatric Industry Where Tragedy Is Routine
The suicide of Taylor Meador in Orlando exposes a profit-driven mental health system where neglect is routine, accountability is rare and corporate owners cash in on human misery.
MENTAL HEALTH
“You’ll Be Disappeared”: Whistleblower Warns Psychiatric Hospitals Are Seizing the Elderly for Profit
Families of two Vietnam veterans say they were barred from contact as hospitals took control, drained Medicare and let their loved ones die.
MENTAL HEALTH
Unseen. Uncounted. Dead: An Exclusive Freedom Investigation into the VA’s Hidden Suicide Pipeline
At least 17 veterans a day die by suicide. Some families say the VA helped pull the trigger.
MENTAL HEALTH
Class Action Launched Over Illegal Preventive Psychiatric Detention in Quebec
Over 50,000 Québécois were involuntarily committed—illegally—between 2015 and 2024, triggering a landmark legal fight for accountability.
MENTAL HEALTH
How “Mental Health Care” Became Ground Zero for Medicaid Fraud
A Minnesota addiction provider’s $18.5 million Medicaid settlement is just the latest in a national epidemic of fake treatment, kickbacks and billing dead patients.
MENTAL HEALTH
Cover-Up for Profit: How Psychiatry Suppressed the Truth About Irreversible PSSD—For Decades
Evidence suggests drugmakers manipulated trials and government failed to respond while patients live with permanent loss of sexual function.
MENTAL HEALTH
Child Deaths Uncover More Psychiatric Abuse and Greed in Wilderness “Therapy” Camps
A broken system protected profit over children’s lives, until two May suicides finally forced action.
MENTAL HEALTH
Coercive Psychiatric Drugging on America’s Streets Sparks Outcry From Human Rights Advocates
Coercive psychiatry shifts from institutional asylums to mobile clinics, extending control over vulnerable populations under the guise of “treatment.”
MENTAL HEALTH
Paul Durcan, Irish Poet Who Survived Psychiatric Abuse to Become a National Icon, Dies at 80
Psychiatry tried to crush his art with shock, drugs and fear. Instead, Paul Durcan built a legacy that defined Irish poetry for generations.
MENTAL HEALTH
Involuntary Commitment in NC Called “Abusive and Dehumanizing” in New Rights Report
Disability Rights NC urges an end to coercive psychiatric detentions after exposing widespread misuse in North Carolina.
