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JULY 2006: News on SSRIs, & others and Related Issues

July 18 2006 at 10:19 AM		admin 

 
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  • Summertime, and the Living is ....CAMP MEDS for KIDS in the US - admin on Jul 18
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  • OZ: FISH OIL GOOD FOR ADHD, & BABIES BORN WHERE MOM TOOK IT - BETTER BEHAVIOUR & SKILLS - admin on Jul 22
    1. Other current articles on the benefits of OMEGA 3 fatty acids - admin on Jul 22
     
  • Andrea Yates (Effexor) Case - admin on Jul 22
    1. Andrea Yates found 'Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity' - admin on Jul 31
    2. No PUBLIC warning although Wyeth have "homicidal ideation" listed as Effexor SIDE EFFECT - admin on Sep 6
     
  • FDA WARNING re SEROTONIN SYNDROME RISK: SSRIs/SNRIs with TRIPTAN (migraine pills) - admin on Jul 22
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  • FDA issue Advisory re FATAL LUNG PROBLEM IN BABIES BORN TO MOMS ON ANTIDEPRESSANTS - admin on Jul 22
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  • Post-TGN1412 clinical trial disaster, ABPI propose stricter trial guidelines - admin on Jul 24
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  • "Psychiatrist Criminally indicted: Promoting Off-Label use of Drug for Depression" - admin on Jul 25
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  • Press Release GLEASON "Charged with Conspiracy to Illegally Market...Medication" - admin on Jul 25
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  • Ex Head of FDA, LESTER CRAWFORD, faces Criminal Enquiry - Anonymous on Jul 25
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  • Psychiatrist (Park Dietz) got away with FALSE Testimony where Death Sentence was sought - admin on Jul 25
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  • Lawsuit filed against PAXIL maker re child born with severe heart defects - admin on Jul 31
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  • Lawsuit filed against LEXAPRO maker for suicides of two brothers - admin on Jul 31
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  • Leading Scientists 'serious concerns' over MS drug study - admin on Jul 31
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  • Free lunches (pharma to doctors) "incredibly effective" in lifting pharma sales - admin on Jul 31
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  • "Bending undesirable behaviours to fit modern models of madness" - admin on Jul 31
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