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Disease mongering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Disease Mongering - SourceWatch
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Disease mongering and drug marketing
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Disease mongering is a term used to describe a perceived attempt by pharmaceutical company to promote public awareness of relatively minor conditions or diseases with the aim of increasing sales of medication. Examples include male-type baldness and certain social phobias. In discussions specifically about the validity of psychiatry, the term is frequently also used by proponents of the Antipsychiatry and Scientology based critics to discredit psychiatry, neurobiological disorders, and the medications used for treatment. Examples include ADHD and bipolar disorder.

Proponents of this practice argue that the pharmaceutical industry is only providing the public with information about its options and that actual Medical prescription is a matter to be discussed between patient and doctor. Opponents, however, claim that this approach leads to the unnecessary prescription of drugs, that its motivation is only to profit the drug companies, and that it may actually harm instead of help patients.

A 2006 Newcastle, New South Wales conference, reported in PLoS Medicine, explored the phenomenon further Journalist Moynihan satirised it in a British Medical Journal "news" item that appeared in its April Fool's Day edition 2006, titled "Scientists find new disease: motivational deficiency disorder".

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Disease mongering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Disease mongering is a pejorative term for a perceived practice of widening the diagnostic boundaries of illnesses, and promoting public awareness of such, in order to expand the ...

Inaugural Conference on Disease Mongering
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Inaugural Conference on Disease Mongering
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BBC NEWS | Health | Drug firms 'inventing diseases'
Disease-mongering promotes non-existent diseases and exaggerates mild problems to boost profits, the Public Library of Science Medicine reported.

Junk medicine: disease-mongering - Times Online
For an industry in the business of improving human health, the pharmaceutical sector gets a remarkably poor press.

PLoS Medicine - The Fight against Disease Mongering: Generating ...
PLoS Medicine is an open-access, peer-reviewed medical journal that publishes outstanding human studies that substantially enhance the understanding of human health and disease.

Disease Mongering | Center for Media and Democracy
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