Tag: half an hour

  • 4/17/2000 – Ritalin May Have Led to Boy’s Death

    Medical Examiner: Ritalin May Have Led to Boy’s Death Monday, April 17, 2000 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PONTIAC, Mich. — A medical examiner says long-term use of Ritalin, a drug used to treat hyperactive children, may have led to a 14-year-old boy’s death. Matthew Smith collapsed at his home on March 21 while playing with a…

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  • 4/14/2000 – FDA Doc Claims Fen-Phen Cover-Up

    More “hanky-panky” in the pharmaceutical industry. Did you see this article posted this week on the CBS news site? There is a link on our site to the class-action lawsuit suit if you or someone you know has been effected by fen-phen. Mark http://cbsnews.cbs.com/now/story/0,1597,181616-412,00.shtml FDA Doc Claims Fen-Phen Cover-Up * Says Drug Maker Altered His…

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  • 4/14/2000 – Safety Study Skimping?

    This article appeared yesterday on the ABC News site. We know that drugs are given only cursory tests before being introduced into the marketplace. Pharmaceuticals counter that they do extensive follow-up testing (post-marketing) to assure that the drugs are in fact safe. Now, it appears that this is something to which they only give lip…

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  • Spaced Out on Zyban

    “I was a very frightening experience.”

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  • Meridia Stole My Health

    “…the FDA was warned by their own experts not to release this Meridia and it got on the market anyway.”

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  • My 18-Year Old’s Bizarre Behavior on Prozac

    “At no time …did any one mention Prozac’s side effects.”

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  • 1/9/2000 – The Legal Drugging Of America

    The big drugmakers will no doubt use these studies as additional weapons in their ongoing war to make mood-altering drugs the solution to all life’s problems. Our magazines are already stuffed with ads portraying pharmaceutical giants as noble enterprises, engaged in nothing but the pursuit of pure science and the public good. And our television…

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  • 12/02/1999 – Boys Will Be Boys

    Children, he says, tend to talk, fidget and fool around–“all the classical ADHD-type behaviors. If you’re predisposed to label any child as ADHD, the distracted troublemaker or the model student, you’ll find a way to observe these behaviors.” So what might explain such a predisposition? Paul R. McHugh, professor of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins, writing…

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