Support Forums and became independent, but are still overseen by Dr. Grohol. Evaluation and criticism The journal Health and Social Work ran an analysis on the quality of online health-related information regarding schizophrenia. WebMD scored the highest with a 91 percent endorsement. MedicineNet.com had an 89 percent endorsement rate, and Psych Central's section called "Schizophrenia and Psychosis" (http://psychcentral.com/disorders) had an 88 percent endorsement rate. The journal concluded that all sites examined offered quality information on schizophrenia. The journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking ran an analysis on the quality of online mental health-related information across the 11 most commonly-searched for mental disorders. The researchers found that search engines "regularly returned Web sites that were of good or better quality health information." Psych Central was cited as one of the top two mental health-focused Web sites returning search results for this analysis. In 2001, the Los Angeles Times cautioned that Psych Central "...is as much a vehicle for self-promotion as it is a consumer guide. [Grohol] advertises his book...He spends less energy doing evaluations of outside resources." References External links American medical websites Mental health organizations in the United States Mass media companies established in 1995 1995 establishments in the United States Companies based in Newburyport, Massachusetts