A Day in a Baghdad Psych Hospital

The electroconvulsive therapy machine at the Ibn Rushid hospital. "It's a magic treatment," says Rashid. "If you give it in a scientific way, for the scientific patients, for scientific purposes, it's very nice. It's free of complications because it's not medication. It's available most of the time, so no shortage." It must be administered without anesthesia, because the hospital has no anesthesiologists. (ABC News)