Mad in America

Mad in America provides a compelling examination of the history of schizophrenia treatment in the United States, highlighting how mainstream approaches have often worsened patient outcomes and obscured the true effectiveness of new medications. Drawing from historical and modern contexts, the book explores the influence of medical practices, pharmaceutical companies, and societal attitudes toward mental illness. Updated with new insights into recent trends and treatments, it prompts reflection on societal responsibilities and the meaning of mental health.