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Why politicians aren’t leery of health care30 May 2007 WASHINGTON -During the 13 years since President Bill Clinton lost his bid to remake the U.S. health-care system, and helped cost his party control of Congress in the bargain, politicians have shied from changing it… 
Violence and Mental Illness: Simplifying Complex Data Relationshipsby John M. Grohol, Psy.D.
Understanding health care in the south Caucasus: examples from ArmeniaBMJ 2004;329:562-565 (4 September), doi:10.1136/bmj.329.7465.562 Tido von Schoen-Angerer* Health care in the south Caucasus has suffered as a result of the socioeconomic decline that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union and the ensuing—still unresolved—conflicts between…
Health care in ArmeniaSamvel G Hovhannisyan* The Soviet domination of the health system in Armenia was such that no traces of pre-Soviet healthcare traditions were discernible at the time of independence in 1991. Rather,…
Health Check: An Update on Recent Developments in Pharmaceutical Policies and Regulations in Chinaby Elizabeth Cole, Partner, Deacons Shanghai A reputation for counterfeiting, poor quality control, ever-changing and inconsistent application of regulations and the challenges of ensuring that development does not unduly…
Law & Psychiatry: Present at the Creation: Mental Health Law in Eastern Europe and the Former SovietPaul S. Appelbaum, M.D.* What would it be like for a mental health system to operate in a legal vacuum? In a country like the United States, where a coherent body of statutory and case law dealing with…
Killing as a Psychological Service?One might assume that the overriding mission of psychology is to help the individuals with whom the psychologists work. One envisions the caring psychotherapist looking after patients, or the committed university teacher looking after students. However, this rosy view may…
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