This book offers an inside look and first-hand accounts on the third leading cause of death in the United States, behind heart disease at number one and cancer at number 2 each year for the past two decades, and that is hospital-caused deaths. The published numbers of nearly 400,000 do not account for other injuries to patients caused by routine every-day errors by doctors and nurses. And the billion-dollar hospital and healthcare lobby and public relations campaigns have succeeded in getting all of it swept under the rug, costing lives and leaving patients and their families with little recourse. At the same time, these powerful forces have lobbied for legislation to change laws to make it extremely difficult, if not impossible to hold hospitals and healthcare practitioners accountable. The book also accounts for the reasons why half of the deaths from the coronavirus epidemic happened among residents in congregate settings, such as long-term care facilities and, veteran homes, and nursing homes.

The book tackled the anatomy of mental health and the errors and hypocrisy of the modern mental health industrial complex, as well as the nefarious side and cruelty of psychiatry, and the unconstitutional system of behavioral justice posed as mental health. In that regard, we have to coin the so-called "mental illnesses:"