Episode 16. The new director of the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya, tells Peter Gøtzsche about his visions for improving the health of Americans. We discuss unreliable science, scientific censorship, the cover-up for the origin of COVID-19, the harmful consequences of the lockdowns, the follies of face mask mandates, that public health messages are often too simple and misleading, the problems with Cochrane and its conflicts of interest related to the drug industry, mammography screening, neurological harms of the HPV vaccines, and that depression drugs double suicides. Documentation: Bhattacharya J, Bienen L, Duriseti R, Høeg TB, Kulldorff M, Makary M, Smelkinson M, Templeton...

Episode 15. Professor John Ioannidis from Stanford University became involved in Cochrane early on. Peter C Gøtzsche interviews John about what was so unique about Cochrane; how their expulsion of one of their best-known researchers after a secret show trial was very unfair and damaging for the organisation; and...

Episode 14. In October 2022, the Institute for Scientific Freedom and the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine in Oxford held a two-day conference about the lack of scientific freedom. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explained in a lecture what is likely the worst cover up in the history of medicine,...

Episode 13. The upcoming President, Donald Trump, has selected Robert F Kenndy, Jr., as the new Secretary of Health. Kennedy is controversial because of his views on vaccines, some of which go against the most reliable evidence we have. But he wants to tackle the widespread corruption at the...

Episode 12. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in 18 minutes with filmmaker Janus Bang that antipsychotics don’t have specific antipsychotic effects and don’t have relevant effects against psychosis. Forced treatment with antipsychotics is a serious and unacceptable human rights violation that kills and maims irreversibly millions of patients....

Episode 11. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in ten minutes with filmmaker Janus Bang why the biggest study of antidepressants ever financed by the US National Institute of Mental Health was a total fraud and that the institute and the psychiatrists don’t care but continue to cite it...

Episode 10. Professor of clinical psychology, John Read, University of East London, took an interest in ECT after a couple of shocking experiences when he was young, one of which was that a man was killed on the table, which was covered up by deleting the notes about it....

Episode 09: Lawyer Jim Gottstein from Anchorage has a personal brief experience as a patient with acute psychosis. He has won important lawsuits at the Alaska Supreme Court to prevent forced drugging, thereby defending the basic human rights of psychiatric patients. Peter C Gøtzsche interviews Jim Gottstein about these...

Episode 08: Should I take an antidepressant? Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in four minutes what the effects are of depression drugs on depression, the risk of suicide and people’s sex lives. For more information, see articles and books on https://scientificfreedom.dk