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Child psychiatry and its relationship with the pharmaceutical industry: theoretical and practical issues
Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 01/04/08
Timimi S et al. - The pharmaceutical industry is primarily responsible to its shareholders and so making profit is its primary motivation. The industry’s marketing techniques affect not only prescribing habits of doctors but also concepts of mental health. This editorial examines the impact this has had on both theory and practice in child and adolescent psychiatry
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