Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum said a neuropathological examination is not unreasonable to "see whether it might contribute to our understanding of what occurred.”
Dr. Paul Appelbaum said that “it is so easy to assume that people who behave badly in one way or another can’t help themselves when it may only be the case that they don’t want to help themselves.”
Some consider mental health care reform critical in reducing mass shootings. Dr. Paul Appelbaum said that such statements often come as willful misdirection from politicians and members of the NRA.
Dr. Franklin Schneier warned that Kick’s plan to repackage propranolol like Altoids “trivializes both the condition of social anxiety and the treatment of propranolol.”
Users’ chances of becoming addicted [to opioids] increase if they are white, male, young and unemployed and if they have co-occurring psychiatric disorder, says Dr. Carl Hart.
