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== American Psychoanalytic Association said its members can ignore the Goldwater rule ==

== American Psychoanalytic Association said its members can ignore the Goldwater rule ==

Business Insider reports:

''Business Insider'' reports:

{{Cquote|A leading psychiatry group has told its members they should not feel bound by a long-standing rule against commenting publicly on the mental state of public figures — even the president.

{{Cquote|A leading psychiatry group has told its members they should not feel bound by a long-standing rule against commenting publicly on the mental state of public figures — even the president.

The statement, an email this month from the executive committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association to its 3,500 members, represents the first significant crack in the profession's decades-old united front aimed at preventing experts from discussing the psychiatric aspects of politicians' behavior.<ref>[http://www.businessinsider.com/major-psychiatry-group-says-members-can-discuss-trump-mental-health-2017-7?r=UK&IR=T A major psychiatry group has said its members can defy a long-standing rule and discuss Trump's mental health], ''Business Insider''</ref>

The statement, an email this month from the executive committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association to its 3,500 members, represents the first significant crack in the profession's decades-old united front aimed at preventing experts from discussing the psychiatric aspects of politicians' behavior.<ref>[http://www.businessinsider.com/major-psychiatry-group-says-members-can-discuss-trump-mental-health-2017-7?r=UK&IR=T A major psychiatry group has said its members can defy a long-standing rule and discuss Trump's mental health], ''Business Insider''</ref>}}

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