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Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry|April 12, 2006
Consumer advertising of psychiatric medications biases the public against nonpharmacological treatmentJeffrey R LacasseBMC Research Notes|February 2, 2011
Knowledge of ghostwriting and financial conflicts-of-interest reduces the perceived credibility of biomedical researchJeffrey R Lacasse, Jonathan LeoDeath Studies|March 5, 2014
Prescribing of psychiatric medication to bereaved parents following perinatal/neonatal death: an observational studyJeffrey R Lacasse, Joanne CacciatorePsychiatric Rehabilitation Journal|December 16, 2014
Self-directed care: participants' service utilization and outcomesJennifer C Spaulding-Givens, Jeffrey R LacasseDeath Studies|March 5, 2014
Child death in the United States: productivity and the economic burden of parental griefMelanie Fox, Joanne Cacciatore, Jeffrey R LacassePsychology of Men & Masculinity|February 23, 2026
Proposing a Population-Specific Intervention Approach to Treat Trauma Among Men During and After IncarcerationCarrie Pettus-Davis, Tanya Renn, Jeffrey R Lacasse, et al.Omega|May 20, 2014
A parent's tears: primary results from the traumatic experiences and resiliency studyJoanne Cacciatore, Jeffrey R Lacasse, Cynthia A Lietz, et al.BMC Research Notes|September 7, 2012
Knowledge of undisclosed corporate authorship ("ghostwriting") reduces the perceived credibility of antidepressant research: a randomized vignette study with experienced nursesJeffrey R Lacasse, Jonathan Leo, Andrea N Cimino, et al.Pageof 1