"The claim by the director of Columbia University's TeenScreen Program
that her program would significantly reduce suicides is unsupported by
the data. Indeed, such screenings would probably cause more harm than
good. It is impossible, on cursory examination, or on the basis of the
Program's brief written screening test, to detect suicidality or "mental
illness," however we define it. "
Nathaniel S. Lehrman, M.D., former Clinical Director, Kingsboro
Psychiatric Center, Brooklyn NY; former Assistant Clinical Professor of
Psychiatry, Albert Einstein and SUNY Downstate Colleges of Medicine.
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Dr. Nathaniel S. Lehrman in your article about the issues with SSRI drugs (THE SSRI CONFERENCE IN PHILADELPHIA: http://www.lauralee.com/news/ssriconf.htm_ you sited a situation with one Brooke Jewell. The rape that he is convicted of there is not the first time that he has been accused of sexual assault. He attempted or did rape a girl at Brevard College. He was let off because they did not want to embarrass the school. In fact most women were afraid of him at that time due to his behavior (he was not anything then). So I would not use him as your posterboy.
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