ECT has been in use for decades, but does that mean it is safe or effective?
Sue Cunliffe, MBchB, RCPCH
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Dr Cunliffe was a pediatrician until she left her job after undergoing ECT. She has become an advocate for other patients who have received ECT.
Articles by Sue Cunliffe, MBchB, RCPCH
No one has precise data about how many Americans receive ECT each year, let alone how many treatments each patients receives or how closely providers space treatments. This is a troubling dilemma, according to the authors.
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