Culture of Doubt

Hear William S. Burroughs Read from Naked Lunch & The Soft Machine in 1st Spoken Word Album https://t.co/HD3IIDaOuI pic.twitter.com/JGtHRzvDBK

— Open Culture (@openculture) April 22, 2016

Why more suicide? Probably combination of increasing economic distress/inequality & too easy access to opioids/guns. https://t.co/dQTocTLgY3

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 22, 2016

Concepts and Controversies in Modern Medicine: Psychiatry and Law : Szasz, Thomas, 1920-2012 : https://t.co/BBOb0te669 #psych #med

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 21, 2016

Veterans with mental disorders, 1963-1967 : National Institute of Mental Health https://t.co/VVJWv0rKrW #psych #med

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 21, 2016

Psychiatric history taking the clinical approach : Internet Archive https://t.co/kYq53VLvu6 #psych #med

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 21, 2016

Veterans still can face long waits for care — if they get it at all https://t.co/ncBPzFslj4

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 21, 2016

Of course, pot is quite harmful to some but overall much less dangerous than legal drugs like alcohol/opioids/benzos https://t.co/LbUuaQAWZI

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 20, 2016

Study suggests liberals and conservatives think as though they come from radically different cultures https://t.co/3e63RD4nCS #PrimaryDay

— Scientific American (@sciam) April 19, 2016

I am all for exercise, but this report may have causality backwards- ie more dementia could cause less activity https://t.co/JgenftVd4S

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 17, 2016

How politicians have conspired to make trucking deadlier and drivers more exhausted https://t.co/6hzhZwAnkO pic.twitter.com/fY7BeONP5N

— HuffPost Politics (@HuffPostPol) April 16, 2016

Worst DSM III mistake was lumping mild depression with melancholia, so that
MDD is often not Major, not Depressive, not Disorder.

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 16, 2016

DSM depression too broad & heterogeneous- leading to too much meds, not enough psychotherapy, high placebo rate, negative biological tests.

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 16, 2016

Management of Lymph Node–Positive Prostate Cancer: The Role of Surgery and Radiation Therapy | Cancer Network #med https://t.co/Z5KYGOqNmp

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 16, 2016

https://t.co/WRDAD2I2QX–positive-prostate-cancer-benefit-local-therapy #med https://t.co/SMaNxFglaq

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 16, 2016

@mileskimball Harvard often acts under Color of federal government and $$ going thru coffers make fair argument it is an agent

— John L. Davidson (@jdavidsonlawyer) April 16, 2016

Skin Lesion Nomenclature – Text Only Version #med https://t.co/chiDpRZ003

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 15, 2016

Surgeons must tell patients of double-booked surgeries, new guidelines say https://t.co/nxdlajpuWf via @BostonGlobe

— Arthur Caplan (@ArthurCaplan) April 15, 2016

Uncertainty — the crucial question https://t.co/55eyL5prDb via @RealWorldEcon

— Real-World Economics (@RealWorldEcon) April 15, 2016

The science of climate change is clear. Let's pivot to policy: https://t.co/UTCyOvbAaH #DemDebate pic.twitter.com/0DgcQOOXWQ

— Brookings Econ (@BrookingsEcon) April 15, 2016

The science of a good cry: In evolutionary terms, it signals two thingshttps://t.co/oPsaWeE8ku

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 14, 2016

Why our peer review system is a toothless watchdog https://t.co/TjFWaWWwDZ via @statnews

— Arthur Caplan (@ArthurCaplan) April 14, 2016

Brain imaging in psychiatry so far a triumph of style over substance- techno wizardry with surprisingly low payoff https://t.co/yMvm6Fpeaa

— Allen Frances (@AllenFrancesMD) April 13, 2016

LUMEN – Loyola University Medical Eduation Network #med #blogroll https://t.co/PSwuRzoU3S

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 13, 2016

Statistical Methods for Public Policy and Administration #ebm #blogroll https://t.co/YWmejyO2Eq

— Culture of Doubt (@CoDoubt) April 13, 2016

Free MIT Course Teaches You to Watch Movies Like a Critic https://t.co/E2i39cXhkN pic.twitter.com/Gsv7quBeaI

— Open Culture (@openculture) April 13, 2016

A psychiatrist's perspective on how over-parenting makes kids anxious and fragile: https://t.co/stdQjttG2c via @HuffPostParents

— Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) April 13, 2016

Could treating depression and anxiety help the global economy? Here's what a new study found https://t.co/NECKfjZc7o pic.twitter.com/LSKMeb6dOp

— CNN (@CNN) April 13, 2016

60 Free Film Noir Movies: Flix by Fritz Lang, John Huston & Orson Welles: https://t.co/vHCRbNN9pC pic.twitter.com/sdMVx0MsIH

— Open Culture (@openculture) April 13, 2016

Implicit Bias and Philosophy: A Brief Introduction https://t.co/rukSKWHFD7 via @philofbrains

— Philosophy Top News (@Philosophy_Top) April 13, 2016

A study 40 years ago could have reshaped the American diet. But it was never fully published — until today. https://t.co/kweEjToyEt

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 13, 2016