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This article features in the latest BMJ. It has been made open access and is copied in full below. I campaigned for Scotland to introduce Sunshine legislation. I did so … Continue reading Academy of Royal Medical Colleges: 4 years on and where is the response to the Cumberlege Review?
Chaired the Expert committee which “recommended that the use of depression symptom questionnaires be financially incentivised” The title image is based on declarations made by Professor Tony Kendrick in his … Continue reading Chaired the expert committee which recommended . . .
This paid opinion leader, like all paid opinion leaders, has chosen to ignore repeated research which has established that commercial interests are one of the major determinants of BIAS in … Continue reading A psychiatrist and paid opinion leader says:
As published in the BMJ, 19 February 2024:
It took more than 4 months to receive this reply from the UK Government: This was the original letter sent to the UK Government: The Rt Hon Steve Barclay MP, … Continue reading UK Government reply
I was recently shared a letter sent to Dr Jane Raine, CEO of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency [MHRA] in relation to her impending intention to ‘step-down’. The … Continue reading Acting as first line of defence for the pharmaceutical industry
Professor David Nutt is a career-long Paid Opinion Leader in psychiatry. He is widely known and continues to be extremely influential in relation to the prescribing ‘habits’ of British psychiatrists. … Continue reading MONEY TALK
I have been interested in the responses to this recent BMJ letter: Reversing the rate of antidepressant prescribing . One of the responses was by Dr Torbjörn Waerner. In this … Continue reading “No competing interests”