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  • Controversial Mass. School Depends on NY Students, Money

    A controversial Massachusetts school that among other methods, uses electroshock therapy, has been found to rely on publicly funded dollars, even as it has fallen into disfavor among other states around the nation.

    Tags: controversial Mass school; electroshock

    By Hannah Rappleye; Lisa Riordan Seville; Teresa Tomassoni; Khristina Narizhnaya

    CUNY Graduate School of Journalism

    2011

  • No title (id: 7624)

    San Francisco Bay Guardian exposes the return of electroshock therapy to mental hospitals in the Bay area and across the country; electroshock is called safe and effective by its proponents, but its critics call it Draconian torture, April 18, 1990.

    Tags: CA Bielski

    By None

    San Francisco Bay Guardian

    1990

  • Electroshock's Quiet Comeback

    The San Francisco Bay Guardian looks at the return of electroshock treatment in hospitals. It is used most often to treat depression but there is some evidence it could cause brain damage.

    Tags: Electroshock; Brain Damage; Depression; Mental Disability

    By Vince Bielski

    San Francisco Bay Guardian

    1990