19/06/2012
Who should investigate when someone detained under the Mental Health Act dies in hospital? Michael Antoniou talks about the circumstances of his wife's death in 2010.
The well respected mental health campaigner, Janey Antoniou, died in hospital in 2010 while detained under the Mental Health Act. Her husband, Dr Michael Antoniou, talks to Claudia Hammond about the circumstances of his wife's death and why he believes it's wrong that hospitals, when a patient dies, can investigate themselves.
Also in the programme Claudia talks to psychologist, Sonja Lyubomirsky, about new research which shows that parents are happier than non-parents but surprisingly, the effect is greatest for men.
Claudia visits Europe's largest club drug clinic, part of Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust, a year after it opened to find out about a growing use of so- called legal highs and the problems associated with legal and illegal club drug use.
Producer: Pam Rutherford.
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Death while detained on a psychiatric ward
Janey Antoniou was a prominent mental health campaigner who died in a psychiatric ward in a London hospital. Her husband, Michael describes his battle to get to the truth about her death.
Duration: 10:33
Are parents really less happy than people without children?
Claudia talks to psychologist, Sonja Lyubomirsky about new research which shows that parents are happier than non-parents but surprisingly, the effect is greatest for men.
Duration: 07:38
Club Drug Clinic
Claudia visits Europe鈥檚 largest Club Drug Clinic, a year after it opened to find out about a growing use of so called legal highs and the problems associated with legal and illegal club drug use.
Duration: 08:33
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- Tue 19 Jun 2012 21:00大象传媒 Radio 4
- Wed 20 Jun 2012 15:30大象传媒 Radio 4
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