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By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 4, 2012
Leonie Fennel is our director for the International Coalition for Drug Awareness (www.drugawareness.com) in Ireland. She tragically lost her son in what the world would call a murder/suicide, But the inquest into his death ruled that Shane did not die of suicide, but it was due to adverse reactions from the toxic levels of [...]
Posted in Murder-Suicides, Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Depression, Effexor, Medical Malpractice, Paxil, Psychiatric Drugs, SUICIDE |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on November 28, 2012
For years many of us have hoped that doctors prescribing SSRIs would begin to be sued & found liable for handing these drugs out, as I say in my book, as if they were candy & subsequently sing to you as you leave their office, “Happy Trails to You Until We Meet Again.” Of course [...]
Posted in Legal Cases, Recent Cases Blog, Suicides / Suicide Attempts | Tagged antidepressants, Depression, Effexor, Medical Malpractice, Paxil, Peter Breggin, Psychiatric Drugs, SUICIDE |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on November 1, 2012
Marine Corporal Andrew White was prescribed 19 mind altering drugs in less than one year in the military which led to his sudden death while home asleep in his bed. The second article in a four part series by Kelly Patricia O’Meara addressing the over drugging of our military just came out entitled “Two Soldiers [...]
Posted in Recent Cases Blog, Soldier Cases | Tagged Andrew White, Ann Blake Tracy, Anthony Mena, Antidepressant, antipsychotic drugs and death, Depression, Kelly Patricia O'Meara, military, Paxil, PTSD, Remeron, risperdal, seroquel, Sudden Death |
By admin on February 27, 2011
For years I have said I want the world to see who it is we are losing to these deadly drugs. I want them to have to look at their faces, learn who they were & the great potential they possessed which the world has been robbed of in the loss of Sara’s life & talents & those of FAR TOO MANY OTHERS!
Posted in Memorial, Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Deadly Drugs, Faces, Great Potential, Paxil, Sara, Talents |
By Derk on June 24, 2010
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Cbc, Central Daylight Time, David Carmichael, For Sara Carlin CBC News June 22 2010, M Central, Mark Kelley, Mark Kelly, News Tv, Paxil, Son Ian, Video News |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on June 13, 2010
Seroxat [Paxil] antidepressant pills.
Photograph: Jack Sullivan/Alamy
The number of antidepressants prescribed by the NHS
has almost doubled in the last decade, and rose sharply last year as the
recession bit, figures reveal.
The health service issued 39.1m prescriptions for drugs to tackle depression in England in 2009, compared
with 20.1m in 1999 – a 95% jump. Doctors handed out 3.18m more prescriptions
last year than in 2008, almost twice the annual rise seen in preceding years,
according to previously unpublished statistics released by the NHS’s Business
Services Authority.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 11 June, 1m, antidepressants, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Family Doctors, Guardian Co Uk, Guardian Uk, Health Service, Jack Sullivan, Last Decade, Medication, Moderate Depression, Paxil, Paxil Antidepressant, prescriptions, Professor Steve, Recession, Royal College Of General Practitioners, Symptoms Of Depression, Treating Mild Depression |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on June 13, 2010
Mohamed Mahmood Alessa, 20, of North Bergen, N.J.,
and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, 24, of Elmwood Park, N.J., were reportedly nabbed
with help from an undercover rookie New York policeman of Egyptian descent, The Star-Ledger of Newark, N.J.,
reported. Alessa’s mother, Nadia Alessa, told CNN she thought the man Alessa
and Almonte called “Bassim” recorded provocative remarks the pair made and built
a case against them.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Allah, Ann Blake Tracy, antidepressants, Army Jeep, Drugawareness, drugs, Fellow, Guns, Jeep, La Times, Medications, Paxil, Posters, Profits, Prozac, Psychiatrist, Social Anxiety Disorder, Suicide Bomber, Taliban, Terrorist, Three Months, Young Man |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on June 1, 2010
The mainstream media
regularly reports on the “dangers” of “unproven” herbal remedies and
supplements. But what is the reported number of people who have died from using
herbs and supplements? According to the FDA, between 1993 and 1998, federal,
state and local agencies reported a total of 184 deaths, most of which were
associated with weight loss formulas. Compare that to the reported number of
people who die in hospitals because of the side effects of properly prescribed
pharmaceutical drugs: more than 100,000, every year. You can add to that the
number of patients killed in hospitals because of “medical errors”: another
100,000 or so. Those statistics are from the Journal of the American Medical
Association (JAMA). This means that the ordained guardians of our health kill as
many people every week as died in the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Abnormal Heart Rhythms, Adverse Effects, Ann Blake Tracy, Athlete, Athletic Heart Syndrome, Burton Goldberg, Deceit, Drug Approvals, Drugawareness, financial ties, Heart Malfunction, Herbal Remedies, Mainstream Media, Medical Errors, Ordeal, Pacemaker, Paxil, Paxil Withdrawal, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Weight Loss Formulas, Withdrawal Effects |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on June 1, 2010
Defendant was on Paxil, an anti-depressant drug, and had a few
drinks after playing golf. He was arrested and charged with DUI after
weaving through traffic. He was “obviously impaired” according to his
lawyer. “The worst I’d ever seen in 25 years.”
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Additive Effect, Alcohol Cravings, Ann Blake Tracy, Anti Depressant Drug, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Defendant, Dui, Duis, Fairfax Co, Gdc, Involuntary Intoxication, Madd, Middle Aged Women, Overwhelming Compulsion, Package Insert, Paxil, Paxil Alcohol, Playing Golf, Ssri Antidepressants, SSRIs |