January 11, 2001 U.N. Sees Rise in Mental Disorders in Coming Decades By REUTERS GENEVA - Mental and neurological disorders–ranging from depression to Alzheimer’s and epilepsy–strike 400 million people globally and are set to surge in the next two decades, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Tuesday. … Read more »

THE FRAUD CALLING ANY PSYCHIATRY DISORDER A DISEASE Comments of Fred A Baughman Jr., MD CBoofo@.com wrote: In a message dated 1/24/2001 I have read your words on ADHD. Can you send what you’ve written on general psychiatric frauds? Thanks, Stacie Fred A…. Read more »

In November, 2000, the Texas State Board of Education convened hearings regarding the legitimacy of ADHD as a medical diagnosis, one teachers are called upon to make, and of it’s treatment, usually with Ritalin and other amphetamines, considered by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the International Narcotics Control Board to be addictive and dangerous… Read more »

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AS PROPAGANDIST FOR DRUG MAKERS Fred A. Baughman, Jr. comments upon message from Barbara and WHO Day: 1/24/01 kore_1002@juno.com writes: Subj: Fw: Re: are all Americans disabled? Check this out–Have you heard about World Health Day to be held on 7… Read more »

Study unlocks brain mystery of Ritalin By Merritt McKinney NEW YORK, Jan 19 (Reuters Health) – Doctors have been prescribing Ritalin for years to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children, but exactly how the stimulant helps young people calm down and payattention has been unclear. Now, researchers at the… Read more »