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E185 | How Psychiatry Became Fixated on Chemical Imbalance (w/ Prof. Justin Garson)
The Thinking Mind: Mental Health & Personal Growth
What if one of psychiatry’s most influential ideas began with LSD, amphetamines and a handful of experiments that would be difficult to imagine today? In this episode, Dr. Alex speaks with philosophy Professor Justin Garson about his new book, The Madness Pill: One Doctor’s Quest to Understand Schizophrenia. They…
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