How to Report Your ECT Injury to the FDA
It's important to report unexpected ECT side effects to the FDA. Our guide will show you how using MedWatch.
It's important to report unexpected ECT side effects to the FDA. Our guide will show you how using MedWatch.
Life after being disabled by ECT can be tough financially, especially for women who may face "period poverty." In this post, we'll discuss what period poverty is and share tips to help women save money on essential expenses.
Despite laws prohibiting it, the Central Institute of Psychiatry in India continues to give electroconvulsive therapy without anesthesia, raising ethical concerns about patient rights.
Theresa had 32 ECT sessions in 1989 and experienced severe memory loss, cognitive problems, and a decline in her quality of life. Her letter to the FDA (Docket #82P-0316) urges the FDA to keep the ECT device at class III.
This post explores the biophysics of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and the role they play in long term side effects from the treatment.
Despite claims that modern ECT is different from the portrayal in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," forced unmodified ECT is still happening globally.
Learn about new litigation opportunities in the the United States.