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ABC PRIMETIME LIVE covered the issue of PAXIL ADDICTION on December 9th, 2004. Here is a clip from that episode. It's all about profits.

A hilarious music video parody of the song "Sexy Back" by Justin Timberlake

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Remix of mental hygiene film based on idea from lisa16f. In the 1940's and 1950's people knew they were seeing a movie or going to a mental hospital. Now they've gotten sneakier and embed the propaganda   more...right in the TV News and drug the children right in the schools. I'm sure that there are plenty of crazy people who do need help, but how did society manage to function 200 years ago before everyone was on Ritalin and Anti-Depressants? Motion pictures have been used for covert propaganda and "morale operations" since the 1940's. In the 1950's they started working on physical techniques to control the human mind: lobotomies, implants, electric shocks. These have been supplemented by psycho-pharmacological techniques and now it is common practice to drug children in American schools. In addition to this sort of direct mind control, there has been a massive effort to shape public perception through television and movies. Music from Mixotic 008 and 051  less

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http://www.EmploymentCrossing.com Universities, medical associations and doctors are responding to criticism of their close financial ties to medical device and drug companies. Medical schools and hospitals   more...are changing their policies, to lessen the influence of industry on the practice of medicine. Sen. Charles Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has led the charge. This week, Grassley criticized a University of Texas researcher who worked on a National Institutes of Health study involving the antidepressant Paxil. The scientist had not disclosed more than $150,000 in consulting and speaking fees paid to her by the GlaxoSmithKline, the manufacturer of Paxil. Grassley has criticized other institutions, including Harvard and Stanford Universities, for similar conflicts. He is sponsoring a bill to require drugmakers to report all payments to doctors. If passed, it would require that drug companies disclose everything from buying meals to flying them to conferences at resorts. According to the Associated Press, about a quarter of all U.S. medical schools have now implemented policies governing industry bribes. Some have gone so far as to ban drug company sales reps from handing out free samples. Some companies attempt to influence doctors by sponsoring their continuing medical education classes, or CME. The Association of American Medical Colleges put out guidelines that bar drugmakers from paying for CME courses on specific topics, but allow donations to a central fund.  less

Word'em up. using a clip of Kellie Pickler on Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader with Jeff Foxworthy. Fox. Dumb blonde? Dumb americans? Dumb little blonde woman?

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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For years, drug companies (pharmaceuticals AKA Big Pharma) have been taking the public for a costly ride and making a killing in the process-- seriously,   more...a lot of people are dying as a result. In this documentary, find out how Big Pharma's clever politics and marketing schemes are tailored specifically to empty out our bank accounts and force us to sell-off our homes if need be, for drugs that would otherwise cost a few pesos elsewhere in the world. But it doesn't stop there:

With so much profit potential glistening in their eyes, these companies have little incentive to provide cures. Rather, they recycle old drugs, modifying them ever so slightly (often resulting in deadly cocktails), for the single purpose of acquiring new patents; thus, renewing their monopoly over pricing. But that's only the beginning (see the video for more info)...  less

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ScienceDaily (Jan. 17, 2008) — Selective publication in reporting results of antidepressant trials exaggerates the effectiveness of the drugs, according   more...to a report in the January 17 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. The report's primary author is Erick Turner, M.D., assistant professor of psychiatry, physiology and phamacology at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and Medical Director of the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center's Mood Disorders Program.

Turner and his colleagues examined reviews from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for trials of 12 widely prescribed antidepressant drugs approved between 1981 and 2004, involving 12,564 patients. They also conducted a systematic literature search to identify whether results of these studies had been published in medical journals. For trials that had been published, they compared the published version of the results with the FDA version of the results.

Whether and how the studies were published depended on how they turned out, Turner's team found. According to the published literature, nearly all studies conducted (94 percent) had positive treatment results, but FDA data showed that in fact only about half (51 percent) of the studies were positive. Positive studies, with one exception, were all published. Most studies (33 out of 36) that were not positive either were not published or were published as if they were positive, in conflict with the FDA conclusions. These 33 studies involved 5,212 patients.

"Selective publication can lead doctors and patients to believe drugs are more effective than they really are, which can influence prescribing decisions, said Turner. He also cautioned that the surprisingly large number of negative studies does not mean that antidepressants are ineffective. His team found that each drug, when all its studies were combined using a statistical technique called meta-analysis, was superior to treatment with a placebo (sugar pill). On the other hand, this analysis also showed that each drug, based on the FDA data, was less effective than it would appear from the published literature.

Turner said that he and his colleagues don't know whether the bias resulted from a failure of authors and sponsors to submit manuscripts, from decisions by journal editors and reviewers not to publish, or both. "Regardless, doctors and patients must have access to evidence that is complete and unbiased when they are weighing the risks and benefits of treatment," he emphasized.

Turner's co-authors include Annette Matthews, M.D., Eftihia Linardatos, B.S., Robert Tell, L.C.S.W., and Robert Rosenthal, Ph.D. Turner has been a clinical researcher in the intramural program of the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Mental Health and has authored approximately 35 publications in peer reviewed journals. He served as a clinical reviewer of psychotropic drugs for three years at the FDA.  less