Abrams, Richard

Given that even the APA and the FDA published fraudulent claims about the harmlessness of ECT, it is fair to conclude that patients are rarely if ever going to be given informed consent by doctors who advocate the treatment. Because ECT promoters like Max Fink, Richard Abrams, and Harold Sackeim are considered believable authorities by their colleagues, practicing psychiatrists feel safe in telling their patients that ECT is relatively harmless and very effective. 

Clifford A. Lingwood, Richard Abram and Murugesapillai Mylvaganum, Hospital for sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, Canada... 

Les Daniels, Comix A History of Comic Books in America (New York Bonanza Books, 1975), 139. See also Les Daniels, Marvel Five Fabulous Decades of the World s Greatest Comics (New York Harry N. Abrams, 1991) and Richard Reynolds, Superheroes A Modern Mythology (Jackson University Press of Mississippi, 1992). 

The author wishes to acknowledge Mir L. Ali and Dr. Richard Abrams of the Ferro Corporation for their contributions and support. 

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